Norwich bulletin., 1916-05-26
Ota Circulation largest Proportion the Cfs Population
Condensed Telegrams


 Turkey and Rumania have instituted negotiations for commercial treaty. Villa is reported in hiding at Ha- cienda Mfmbera, about 125 miles from Jiminez
 EImira, N. Y, voters have rejected plan for the commission form of government
 The lava flow from the volcano at Mama Loa, at Honolulu, is reported to have diminished.
 Spain will act with the United States to aid in getting Red Cross supplies admitted to Germany.
 The French sailing vessel Mysotis was posted at Lloyds as probably | sunk" She is long overdue.
 The German submarine U-22 struck German mine at zeebrugge, Holland, | and was seriously damaged.
 The captain and crew of the Russian bark Regina, sunk by a submarine | have been landed at Barcelona, Spain. A call for a state prohibition con- vention to be held at Clarksburg. w. | Va, on June was issued at Wheeling. l Headquarters for four candidates for the Republican nomination for pres ident were opened in Chicago yester- day.
 Fire wrecked the plant of the Kalb- feisen Chemical Go. in Brooklyn, caus- ing damage estimated from $100,00O to $l25,ooO.
 
 King Nicholas of Montenegro issued statement disayowing the actions of Prince Mirko, his second son, now in Vienna.
 The Chicago Board of Trade will be closed May 30, Memorial day, June 3, Preparedness day. and June 5, Judicial Election day.
 Soup kitchens to feed the 58,O0O city will be opened by the Garment Workers union.
 A report from London states that Prince won Buelow may soon succeed Count won Bernsdorff, as ambassador
 Reports of the coming visit of the kaiser to the Austrian front t1ave led many Italians to demand that Italy ~@~SA~@A v 'We~A OA4
 John F, Finneean of Rome, N. Y. was sentenced to serve five years in Atlanta prison for embedding funds of the Rome National bank.
 Clarence Bedford, IS, fell 100 feet down an elevator shaft at the Blateh- ford Shoe Co. plant at Buffalo, N. Y, fracturing his skull and hip. | All makers and boiler makers employed in shops at Mobile, Ala, will get an eight hour day with nine hours pay.
 The National AmaIgamation of Tex tile Workers in session at Boston de- | clared in favor of an eight hour work ing day for all mill operatives
 By vote of 4es to a25, the Meth od1st Episcopal general conference al Saratoga, N. r., decided to continue puollcation of all church magazines. A large crowd witnessed a fire that caused $10,0O0 damage to the eight story office building at 1 and Ann street just off Park Row. New York.
 General objection to the proposed advance in fares on the Bay State Street Railway System will give way to Boston remonstrants beginning May S1.
 Counsel for Will orpet, on trial under charge Of murdering Marian Isan- bert, announced that the parents ot the girl had been subpoenaed in the case.
 William J. Bryan declared that h, does not place much reliance in pub. hshed reports that prohibition leader. are counting on him as their presi. dential candidate
 Great Britain will investigate tn, case of John Kilgallon of New York. , college student at Dublin, taken f, England charged with participation ii the Irish uprising.
 Miss StilIemann, an American, i'm prlsoned at Warnemunde, Germany fo carrying a secret code, has been re leased and is leaving for her home il the United States.
 There is at present 50 per cen, shortage of ammunition for Unite, States coast defenses, compared with 25 per cent. shortage at the beginninl of the European war.
 Henriette Holstein, convicted of poi soning her husband, daughter and step son, was beheaded in Berlin for tn crime. A headsman with a broadax F performed the execution. Dr. Lauro Muller, Brazilian nniniste 3 Of foreign affairs, will start early i l June for a trip to the United State F He has been granted a leave of ajbsenc Of four months because of i'll health
 Robert Hammond, who arrived q New York from San Francisco Tues day, after making record trip drivin { an Empire car, has offered to race any : one across the continent for $10,0O 2 purse.
 Lord Robert Cecil of the British for 5 eign office stated in the house of com 1 mons that England would not allo- e the eUportaf1on of $30, 0,000, 900 worth ( 5 dyestuffs from Germany to the Unite
 States.
 . The American steamer Ventura re ported on her arrival at Sidney, N. w.. that she had picked up at se . wireless messages from the station Z 2 Tuckerton, N. J., while 5000 miles frol the plant.
 Richard Ahearn of New Britain, wh : was injured in a head-on autonobi
 collision at Laurel Park, near Mar . chester, Wednesday night, died la. | night in a Hartford hospital. He wa