Norwich bulletin., 1916-05-02
Circulation is the Laraest Connecticut POpn to the Cs POpaon
Condensed TeIegrams


 Germany's steel output in March amounted to 1861, ,503 metric tons.
 David R. Francis, American am- bassador to Russia, arrived at Petro- grad.
 at Boise. Idaho. No damage wus re- ported.
 Fire caused s1o,ooo damage to the exclusive Westmoreland club of Richmond, Va.
 Leading theatres in Germany and Austria were given over last week to Shakespeare performances.
 Four hundred carpenters went on strike at Fall River, demanding a mini mum wage of 50 cent an hour.
 Mississippfs twelve delegates to the republican national convention win go unpledged and uninstructed.
 The Swedish government has asked the RlkSdag for a vote of 1525O. 900 to strengthen the army and navy.
 Joseph Shea, newly appointed Unit ed States minister to Chile, sailed from New York to take up his duties
 The strike oF worknen on the An cforago division of the United States Railroad in Alaska, has been declared 1 off
 Eddie o'pOnneII won the s0o mile auto race in connection with the Cal.
 Germany has apoIoqized to Switzer- land for violation of Swiss territory plane.
 A home guard of 25,ooo men to be called on for police work in case of necessity, will be formed in New York.
 James J. Glare, politician and ho- | tel proprietor Long Island City, l.. T., was convicted of the murder of his i wife, Ida.
 Governor Whitman attended raI- | ly of more than 5000 Boy Scouts of America at the 71st Regiment Armory l in New York.
 By vote of 6s to 46, the Scottish Trades Union congress at Glasgow declared it's approval of compulsory military service.
 Mrs. Mamie Johnson, of WiIliston, N D., applied at navy recruiting station at Minneapolis, Minn., for en- listment as a cook.
 About 1,2oo men, employed as riveters. went on strike at the Cramps shipyard in Philadelphia for more pay and better conditions. Telegraph conpanies estimate thai more than 150, 900 peace telegrams have been sent to senators and off, cia's in Washington.
 A letter from the German Red Cross expressing gratitude for American aid given, has been received by the American Red Cross.
 An order for 100 double mounted armored automobiles for the United States army was received by the To- conobile Co. of America
 Conservation Commissioner Pratt has received the order for the exc cution of the 200 wild deer on Shelter Island, scheduled for yesterday.
 Rear Admiral Samuel F. coues, e1 retired, who was the second oldest Iiv- ing graduate of Harvard University died at his home in Cambridge. Mass.
 Arrangements are being made al Bogota, Colombia, for the emiera- tion of Germans in Mexico to Colom- . bia and other parts of South Ameri- ca.
 Senor Don Enrique cuevas, coun. sellor of the Chilean embassy al Washington. has been appointed un- der secretary of state in the foreigr office of Chile.
 President Wilson restored to th, public domain about 15,S64 acres O. land in the Cleveland National forest California, to be subject to settlemen from June 26 to July 23.
 Germany has aceeded to the reques of the Chilean government to alloy three German steamers now held il Chilean ports to be used for trave along the coast of Chile. : Thirty-fiVe half pound sticks 0 dynamite were found under the plan r of the Columbia Conserve Co.,, at Leb \ anon, Ind. The company had beer manufacturing war munitions. :: Two Iaborers were killed and tw others injured when a work trail backed on them while they wer working in the Lehigh Valley rail 2 road tunnel at Pattenburg, N. J. F James p. KinnsIey, postmaster. a North Hanson, Mass, was arrested charged with unlawful conversion O $145 of money order funds. He plead ed not guilty and was held for a hear '. ing.
 . The Greek Master of the Horse , acting on King Constantine's orders has congratulated the Bulgarian Min . ister, M. Passarow, on the failure O ? attempt to blow up the embassy witt ? a bomb.
 Backed by the United States, Pres : idept Dartiguenare of Hayti and hi 3 cabinet have threatened to resign i the senate and deputies, recently dis ' solved. insist upon assuming 1egisla tive powers.
 A government suit was brouaht is the United States district court il New York against the Cunard Lin for $37. .045, expended in the treatmen of immigrants found diseased on ar rival here on Cunard steamers. Senator La Toilette introduced bill providing for an advisory vot 7 by the people as to whether the Unit { Led Cfofoe cfaOI1I5 dAo1aro iy1S