Norwich bulletin., 1916-04-21

Condensed TeIegrams
Coal sells at s52 a ton in Italy.

Coal sells at $52 a ton in Italy.
 Switzerland is facing a corn fa- mine.
 An epidemic of typhus is sweeping over the central states of Mexico.
 Two memberships to the Chicago Board of Trade were sold at s4.1oo each
 Today, Good Friday, will be observ- ed as a financial holiday all over the country.
 Italian prize commissioners have seized 29 Austrian ships and four mo- tor boats.
 The annual parade of the New York police department will be held on Sat- urday, May 6.
 Parcel post service between Holland and the United States was suspended by the latter.
 James Allan, grandson of the foun- der of the Allan Line, died in Glas- gow at the age of 54.
 A central bureau to distribute paper to all newspapers and periodicals has been established in Berlin
 Viola Allen, the actress, is i'll at her home at Scarsdale, N T., of an acute inflammation of the face. Voluntary wage increase of 10 per cent. have been granted S,l00 employees in New England woOlen mills. | The annual appropriatio, hill c,-r,-- ing total of S52, ,7S1, ,131, was passed by the New York state senate.
 With her cabin filled to capacity, | the American liner New York sailed ! for Liverpool from New York.
 Norwegian shipping valued at S2.- 9OO.OOO was sunk during March, ac- cOTdins to Christiania estimate.
 The Reading Railroad declared the | regular monthly dividend of one per cent on the first preferred stock ! Average export price of cotton in l February was 12-1 cents per pouTll, !, ] against s.5 cents in February, 1slj-
 Collector Malone of New York was ordered to grant clearance papers to the armed Italian liner Giuseppe Verdi.
 President Wilson named as assist ant secretary of war William AI In- l graham former mayor of Portland, Me.
 By a vote of s7 to s7 the New YorI; assembly passed the bill providing for a state board of motion picture cen sors.
 An export duty of from 1-2 per cent
 10 5 Der cent is proposed on diamonds
 in the budget of the Union of SUuth Africa.
 Burlington passenger train No. 5- plunged into the Mississippi river neli
 Dc Soto. Wis The engineer was i'm
 Jured.
 Capt. cseffrey F. De TeissIer of the Scots Guards, and Miss hatherin, Selisman of New York were married
 in London.
 } A tornado passed over AIser, Mich. ! causing damage estimated at S5u. 900 tt . farm property and telegraph and teIe
 phone lines
 An increase of 10 per cent. in wage g has been granted the 1,9O0 str.kini employees of COrrigan, Mckinney Ss Ca Q Of Cleveland.
 . Patrick Joyce, a "trusty" who es r caped from Auburn state prison sev b erai days ago. was arrested at Bins 8 hamton. V. Y.
 The e0o operatives at the Cabot Cot ton mill. Brunswick, Me. will benef
 by Q general advance in wages to talk [ effect May l.
 n A report from Paris states that th s kaiser has decorated the commands e of the submarine that torpedOed ,h . steamer Sussex Il Honduras cattle, long barred fror = United States because of the cattl
 tick, will now be permitted to be sol
 in this country. n Reports that David Lloyd eeore a had resigned from the British cab O net were proved false when he attend Il ed cabinet meeting. l. Resolutions endorsing Theodoi y Roosevelt for president were adoptt IT at Little Rock, by the Arkanas prC n grssive party convention. d Private Eiehenberser, Tenth Cava K ", reported missing in Mexico. h;
 been heard from, according to Cons
 Letcher, at Chihuahua City. ,e California has Japanese PopuIi - ton of about 5000, according to t census being taken by the Japane lt consul-general at San Francisco. .,aa ,a A bill to make the writing of - threatening letter to the president 'A misdemeanor, was reported favorab
 by the house judiciary committee.
 A part of the preparedness progra
 adopted by the \. Y. senate-the sta F constabulary bill-was defeated in tl
 York assembly by a vote of 67 to 5S. 
 Marked improvement was shown
 the condition of former Senator Ha
 | vey D. Hinman. i'll at Binghamto le \. r. His recovery is looked for. on Joseph Morin of Salem was kill and Horace J. Churchill of Salem " ys seriously injured when their autom 'h bile was overturned in Danvers Hig
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