Norwich bulletin., 1916-05-03
Condensed TeIegrams
National bank eirouation for April

ne supreme Coure Will recess rom decreased $468L785.
 Two thousand grain elevator em- pioyes at Winnipeg went on strike.
 The supreme court opened it's May term in Hartford. The docket is light.
 The frsishter Yosemite went aground off Russelrs Island in the St. Clair river.
 Seeding is expected to be delayed by the snowfall over North Dakota and Minnesota
 Andrew . J; s Graham, @ well 57as knGwa Chi. Il. home in Chicago.
 Shipments of fresh and cured meats from Chicago last week amounted to 46,832,00 pounds.
 Franklin Worcester, republican can didate forgovernor in 1912, died at his home at Hollis, N. H.
 Articles of incorporation were filed Co. capital s1o,ooo,Ooo.
 The fourth annual convention of the Texas Women Bankers Association will be held in Houston today.
 Tn consequence of the adoption of the daylight saving, all clocks in E1ol- land were set forward one hour.
 VilIistas are reported to have burn ed the American Mormon colony at Chuichupa, near Madeira, Mexico.
 Trolley car service in Washington, Pa, was suspended when the motor men and conductors went on strike.
 Bringing 1,oss passengers, the French steamer Patria arrived at New York from Naples and Palerma and Gran.
 The New York National Guard opened a thirty-day campaign to re- cruit the guard to it's full war strength'
 Because his wife refused to buy him a new shirt, Carl Gotonsira, aged zl, of Phillipsburg, N. J., shot and Killed himself.
 There were 5,soo,ooo subscribers to the last German war loan, compared with 100000 subscribers to the first war loan.
 onIv 30 tuus out of 700 normally in commission were opratdd in New York harbor because of the strike of marine | engineers.
 Admiral Dewey, hero of the Battle of Manila Bay. observed the anniversary l of the battle at his desk at the Navy Department.
 The Missouri Grain Dealers Asso- citation estimates the winter wheat i crop at about 50 per cent. of the av- craze for Missouri.
 l A robber entered the City Bank at 1 St. Paul, forced the cashier, two mes l sengers and a customer inc the vault, and escaped with $s,o0e.
 Frank Roach sheriff of Cheyenne, wyo and Nels Nelson, rancher. were were thieves near Box Elder Col
 William c. McAdoo, Secretary of the Treasury, arrived at Havana on the U. 1 S S Tennessee He was greeted by members of the Cuban Cabinet The ,overnr,ent,s .Hsafety first" spe- l cfal train left Washington for Phlla- | delnhia. the first stop on an education 1 tour that will take it through all parts of the country
 One hundred girls in the stripping l department of the Crown Corset Co, of Bridgeport, declared strike because one other. the daughter of policeman would not join the union.
 Five thousand telesraPhers have Inotified the New York Central and | Nickel Plate railroads that unless a Ia her cent wage increase is granted by Thursday they will strike.
 chas. sprasue, Jr:. was electrocuted This is the last electrocution to be held at Auburn, all executions taking place at Sing Sing herafter
 Passport, champion Jersey nilker o1 the United States, owned by forneI Franklin, Pa Her record was lS'- I649.8 pounds of milk a year.
 The troIIeymen's union submitted Ito the springelId ca51in Sfreet for ailmy noa4, inunn daily wage of $3.25, to replace
 the present rate of $2-95.
 Archie Roosevelt, senior at liar
 yard, will go to work as wool soTeel II Mass.. this summer to learn the bus inesss, He will be paid $6 week | Thinking fellow employees were play, Il ing a joke on him. George B; Sller. oO of Miamisburg, Ohio, refused to leave
 the buiIding when they warned hin that it was on fire He was burned tS ! death.
 The Senate adopted resolution au. thorizing the Secretary of the Interior to acquire the patent rights for tn' limited States Government of the Rtt I man process for the manufacture O gasoline. PIunqine into the torrent of Niagari River. 20 feet abovef the cataract, tw, } bvstanders prevented Florence O'Neill l, i 2i. a schoolgirl of Tonawanda, N. Y l from committing suicide by going owe
 the falls
 Street cleaning and other municipa
 work at orovid, nce was at stand still yesterday as a result of a strike 0
 city laborers who seek to have waE increase of two and a half cents al hour become effective immediately. 3 Two batteries of field artillery, el t route from Fort sMyer to the summe t instruction camp at Tobyhanna, Pa
 were reviewed from the Capitol step 3 by the House and Senate conferees ol 3 the army bill.