Norwich bulletin., 1916-04-11
Largest in Connecticut Proportion to the Cs Population
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Illinois and Iowa will hold their | State Presidential primaries this week |
 Cards regulating the consumption of l meat have been issued in Wurtemberg, | Germany
 Subscriptions to the fourth Hungari- an war loan will be opened about Easer time.
 Pope Benedict will hold another Consistory soon. probably immediate ly after Easter
 Germany is reported to have con- structed a new submarine which can be operated without a periscope-
 Lieut.. Col. Tyree Rivers of the Thirteenth Cavalry, is seriously ill at the Army Hospital at ColOnia DubIal.
 A bill stopping the importation of luxuries into France was submitted to Parliament by Minister of Finance Ri- bot.
 Plans are being made to reorganize the hospital at Sing Sing prison and establish a clinic medical research bu- reau-
 Contributions to the S5oo,ooo fund being raised for a memorial to Gen Booth by the Salvation Army total ! s157.OOO.
 Louis B. Fulton. widely known as an inventor and president of the Cap lin Fulton Manufacturing Co, died at | Pittsburgh.
 In anticipation of the reopenins of the Panama Canal on April IS. many vessels have gathered at each end of the waterway.
 | TL;r4oor >.,,tar e,rr,,i,, .,,to 4r,,rLs have been purchased in New York and | shipped to the border for use with the ! lexpeditionary forces.
 The American steamship Tampico has put into drydock at Callao, Peru, as a result of damage to her hull sus- tained in a collision.
 A report from Berlin says that the son-in-law of President Poircare of France is held prisoner of war at Erding, near Munich.
 John c. Wilson, of Bangor. com mission merchant, former harbor mas ter and former republican city com mitteeman, died at Exeter. Me George Anderson. 3e years old, died in a hospital at Danbury as the re- suit of gunshot wounds inflicted by his father-in-law. Joseph A. Wildman-
 The bill intended to provide a refer endum in 1917 on the question of wo-
 man suffrage was passed in the New
 York senate by vote of 33 to 10. Six cottages and storehoUse filled l with fishing boats and tackle were
 destroyed by fire at Seaconnet. R. l., the loss being estimated at S2O.0OO.
 Hundreds of Americans automobiles.
 mostly for use with the army in Frapce. are stacked up in piles ten
 feet high along the Thames in London. All classes of the British people have expressed their approval of tho new . budget. which makes the annual reve- , Enue twice what it was before the war. Traffic on the Washinaton and old ; Dominion railroad lines. operating he ! tween Washingtou and Bluemont. Va,
 was tied up by a strike of the em- : ployes.
 T Vernon c. Green Of Shearness. a , Quaker who claims to be a descendant
 of William Penn was refused eNemn- D ton from military service in the Brit
 ish army.
 Carrying 800 officers and men from : Atlantic coast artillery posts. the r army transport KilDatr1ck sailed for 2 the Panama Canal from the Brooklyn Navy Yard.
 ' POO employees in the finishing . department of the Arlington Mills Oi f an increase in wages amounting to two
 cents an hour.
 Col Theodore Roosevelt yesterday at.
 tended a meeting of the Harvard board ,. of overseers. but declined invitations tC review the undergraduate regiment V land to attend a meeting of the alumn
 association.
 - Bringing a record number of pas. = sengers. ISIS. the Italian liner Giu' h scope Verdi arrived at New York iron = Italy. She carried two rapid fire gun' = at the stern-
 = The fist birthday of King Albert O . Belgium was celebrated with an i'm ' pressive cerenaon.- at the Belgian min 8 instry of war at Hacre. King Albs- t remained at the front.
 Negotiations between Rumania an,
 the Central Powers for the. sale fl e Rumania of goods manufactured b, . the Central Powers are said to hay
 been virtually completed.
 Col. George M. Dunn, military at
 tache to the American embassy a l. Rome has been ordered to San An - toBio, Tex. to become judge advocat y general of the southern department "a Army officers at the base of Colum v bus, N. M., are having a hard tim ,S preventing the sale of liquor in th z, city. About POI pints of variuos kind .r of liquor have been already destroy
 ed.
 It was learned at the Navy Depart
 ment that the balloon which brok
 away from its moorings at Penascol; P, Fla, last Friday was not the new nav "a dirigible but a spherical observatiO - | balloon.
 is George Iorton and his son, Waite l. were killed when the resisted Con n stable R. l.. Powt and a deputy wh ls came to the LortUi. farm at Ne
 F1odence. Mo, to take possession (
 the property.
 Norway has reached an agreemer k, with Russia, France, Germany an l" England whereby any intermediate l ea fiOrc SoIdfara of fhe=a