Norwich bulletin., 1916-04-19


England over the detention OF Dutch
mail.
Lake navigation for the season of
1915 opened in the Great Lakes at
Buffalo, n. Y.
German merchant vessels seized by
Portugal will not be allowed to enter
Holland ports.
President Wilson signed the bill in
cooperating the American Academy of
Arts and Letters
Shipments of fresh and cured meats
from Chicago last week amounted To
i6'466,OOO pounds.
months supply of reserve ratiens
has been shipped TO the United States
soldiers in Mexico.
Thirty-tN~o soldiers and about forty
citizens were killed by a mob at Chang
! Chow Flu. Fulzien. China.
The German steel syndicate shipped
S1l,64s tons in March, compared with
S0l'56O tons in March, 1915.
The The American consulate at St. Pierre,
Mlquelon, was burned out. All the Of
hcial documents were saved
I
A charter was issued at Dover, Del,
! to the Union Shell Shrapnel company
OF New York, capital $l,5OO.OOO.
The Standard Steel Car Company
| will discontinue the manufacture OF
shells at its Newcastle. Pa. plant
Gasoline was reduced one cent 4
| gallon from 20 to 19 cents at St Louis
by the Pierce Oil and Gas company.
Judge Carpenter at CHICAGO author
lied the Rock Island to place an order
for 10000 tons Of rails for 1917 deliv-
cry.
France is reported to be negotiating
OF Montreal for 100000 barrels OF ce-
ment-
Combined savings deposits of Chi
cago state banks on April IL totaleC
$242.40O,OOO' against S236,OOO.O 900 las
A bill authorizing the government tc
| float an interior loan of $50 600 O0i
, francs was passed by the Rumanlal
chamber.
, All Mexican and foreign Speculation
who are convicted of conspiring TO hOlt
, down the value OF Carranza currenc-
, VIII De banished.
l English motor boat manufacturer
have under consideration a plan to in
stall kerosene burning engines insteaI
|, Of gasoline engines
Burglars ransaeked the home Of Mr..
4 william Nelson at Poughkeepsie, y
: Y, and escaped with silverware value
, at more than SO. 900.
i Southern fruit growers are aIarne
. | at the shortage of refrigerator cars n
the railroads, which win prevent IN
7 movement north of their products.
William G. McAdoo and other mem
4 | bers Of the American section Of III
: International high commission arrive
9 at Santiago, Chile, from Beunos Airei
SiSty-fiVe Americans and an Enc
| lishman. woman and children, refugee
from Alazatlan, Mex, arrived at Sa
Diego. Cal, on the supply ship Glacie
= Prohibition Commissioner Blue ,
West Virginia announced that vehicle
used to bring intoxicants into We,
: Virginia from other states will be cor
II fiscated
= Aeroplanes will be used experiment
c, ally at the Norfolk, Va, coast guar
e. station this week to locate ships
10 distress and convoy cutters to the di,
X abled ship.
Is About 5000 men went on strike
a the Brown Lipe Chaplin plant, u
d Brown-Lipe Gear works and the Ne
l. Process Rawhide company plants
Syracuse, n. Y.
!. Admiral Fletcher advised the na,
" department that It will cost abor
at $4,000 to repair damage caused u
l. battleship South Carolina in a coIlisis
~ at sea last week.
IS After tests by naval officers, the go,
ernment has purchased from Alfred
Erickson, 19, of Philadelphia. an II
vention which will drop bombs acc
. rately from an aeroplane.
Tandy Sanford. a Mexican, suspec
G ed Of guiding Villa and his band in
Columbus the night of the raid. W
briught there aboard truck train. I
Of was placed in the guard house.
as The steamship Ecuador, purchas
n by the Pacific Mail Steamship line fro
IN Amsterdam owners. arrived at Ne
York from Amsterdam and viii be D
of into the New York-San Francisco Sc
In vice.
ed James Murray, Jersey City firems
to was probably fatally injured when
n fell so feet through coal chute VIII
81 fighting a fire that destroyed the r
ne railroads coal pockets at Jersey CT
n
al Fighting in the Yaqui district b
re tween Mexican troops and Yauui
on dams was reported to the state d
partment. Two American women ca
ng tured by the Indians were rescued
n the Mexicans.
an
JOHN PHILLIP QUINN,
REFORMED GAMBLER, DEI
~. For Twenty Years Devoted His Tir
to Exposing Gambling.
Philadelphia. April 1S.-John Phi
lip Quinn. known all over the Unit
-e- States as the reformed gambler W
ice for more than 90 years devoted