Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-06-23
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Fat cards have been issued by the
government Of saxony.
The House Of Commons voted a
memorial to Lord Kitchener.
Fire in churehiIRe restaurant, New
York city. caused $4,000 damage.
PIattsbursh recruits win organize a
regiment If call for volunteers is is
Mines Of the Greene. cananea Cop
per Co in Mexico have been shut
,tns msnS y bsi ssnse ~cfs ssre It 1Foeo sFng 5
Spain.
Goal and coke shipments of the
pennsylvania Railroad in May increas-
Lieut.. InnmeIznan the. famous Ger
man aviator. is reported to have been
killed in action.
Capt. Frank H. Mason, former
died there, aged IS.
One woman was killed and a number
of buildings wrecked by a tornado
near Allendale, III.
The Allied War Bazaar in New York
Ciy closed with British French Bel
gian Blind Fund Day.
vermont's infantry regiment, called
out for Mexican border duty, is en-
camped at Fort Ethan Allen, Vt.
Secretary of the Navy Daniels ad-
dressed the National Editorial Associ-
alton in convention in New York City.
seniors at the 122nd commencement of
Williams College, Williamstown, Mass.
The Treasury Department. will allow
national banks along the Mexican
border to remove their gold to inland
points.
Directors of the Chicago Board of
Trade voted to close from noon Sat
urday, July /. to Wednesday morning,
July 5.
The Senate voted to continue the
pneumatic tube service in the cities
of New York, Boston. Philadelphia ard
Chicago.
A $s,ooo,ooo order for electrical
equipment for the new dreadnought
California was received by the General
Electric Co.
A bill making school attendance
compulsory for all children between
the ages of and ia was passed by
the Louisiana Senate.
Arriving at New York from Chris
tiansand. the steamship Oscar II re-
ported having all her mail taken of by
the British at Kirkwall.
Union longshorsnen resumed their
work Of loading and unloading ves-
sells came to standstilL
Increase ia watermelon acreage and
a slight decrease in that of cante-
loupes this year is reported by the De-
partment Of ARgriculture.
Sales of gasoline by the STANDARD
Oil Co. of Indiana in Chicago district
last month increased 1000, 900 gallons
over the same period in 1915.
Attornty- General Gregory is being
mentioned in Washington as the prob
able successor Charles E. Hughes as
Justice of the Supreme Court.
The Boston & Maine Railroad an
nounced that it would hold OPEN the
positions of all its men who have been
ordered out for military duty.
One million dollars is bequeathed to
Presbyterian charital and educational
institutions in the viii of Charles w.
Kolb, probated at Philadelphia.
Work on a rush order for 6oO, 900
pounds of cooked corned beef to be
shipped to San Antonio was started
by Morris & Co.. Chicago packers.
Mexican Consul Sierra, at Naco.
of the Warren district. The consul
stated it was purely precautionary.
John p. White, international pres
ident of the United Mine Workers,
ordered $4,000 striking miners in the
Pittsburgh district to return to work.
A majority Of the Berlin newspaper
proprieors have decided to reduce the
size of their publications from July 1,
owing to the increasing cost of paper.
A special session of the Vermont
legislature will be called to provide for
additional pay for the militia If they
are held long in the Federal service.
Testing out new steel bipIanes for
border use, Oscar Brindley, famous
aviator. ascended at the rate of 500
feet a minute in trials at Squantin,
Mass.
Ralph s. Stubbs, general eastern
freight agent Of the Southern Pacific
Railroad, resigned to become traffic
manager of the American Sugar Re-
dining Co.
A contract was closed by the Orient
al Navigation Co. to move and ship
900 tons of steel biIlets to Paris,
where they will be converted into big
projectiles.
William LonsdaIe, a British prison