Norwich bulletin., 1916-05-19
al Circulation Largest Proportion the Cy Population
Condensed TeIegrams


 Billy Sunday announced that he will l conduct revival in Boston next fall. an war loan amount to 100000 crowns. Premier Asquith was sworn in as member of the Irish Privy Council at Lieut.. Inmeiman of the German Air Corps has shot down his 18th enemy aeroplane.
 for licensing of all automobile drivers in New York city.
 Lord curzon, former Vieeroy of In- dia. has been named President of the new British air board.
 A heavy explosion destroyed the plant of the Georgia Fibre co. at At lanta- No one was killed.
 Trolley car traffic on Staten Island was completely paralyzed by a strike of motormen and conductors.
 Thousands of dollars worth of dam age has been caused by cloudbursts at Rochester. N. r., and vicinity.
 
 Pierce Williams of New York has been appointed commercial attache at the American Embassy in London.
 Ar embargo on marine freight from the Pacific coast to New York has been declared by the Southern Pacific Railroad
 Announcement was made by the British Board of Trade that only to- bacco ordered before Feb. 15 may be imported.
 British authorities took from the Butch steamer Bandoeng, bound from Rotterdam to Batavia, all the first class mail.
 Two carloads of Alabama militia were sent to Girard. Ala, to raid many places where liquor recently has been illegally sold.
 Prof. Ellie Metchnikoff, famous bac- teriologist, head of the Pasteur Insti- tute at Paris, is seriously i'll of heart trouble there.
 Minimum price restrictions on all securities, excepting 25 in the general list, will be removed by the Montreal Stock Exchange. | NOunE won 6GTnSLQEn, G6Tndn ann bassador, conferred with Counsellor Polk of the State Department on the dyestuffs situation. A dispatch from Paris denies the truth of the report of the death oi Brig. Gen. Marchand, who was report ed killed at the front. The Merchants National Bank ot Boston has arranged to purchase the lgood will and deposits of the Ok Boston National Bank. | The Massachusetts senate passed t, 1 be engrossed bill providing tha 1 United States senators shall be chos en on state election day. l Confirmation of the election of L Yuan Hung as president of the fou seeding provinces in China was re ceived by the State Department. I About 1000 citizens of BaItimors through the street of Baltimore in ad vocacy of national preparedness.
 Col. John Riddle of the Enginee Corps, now stationed at Baltimore, ha been appointed superintendent o the West Point Military Academy. One Republican voter in Pennsyl vania ignored Brumbaugh, Roosevelt Ford and Hughes. and wrote Charle Chaplin's name as his choice for pres , ident.
 The British steamer EnnisbrooI ) which went ashore near Glace Bay : N. S., while bound from Quebec fo England several days ago. was hoate yesterday.
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 poet who recently lost the sight Of on eye at the Italian front, will be nom } mated a member of the Italian Sen ] ate by King Victor Emmanuel. } Sixteen large department stores 1 New York city and Brooklyn hay
 joined in the movement to aid tn
 Red Cross in recruiting 100000 ne,
 members before Memorial Day. A meeting of the Bar of the Su
 p-eme Court has been called to meet 3 the court roorn at the capital on Ma
 27, to adopt resolutions in memory
 the late Associate Justice Lamar. , Confederate veterans brought the $ annual reunion to close at Birming f ham, Ala, with a parade. The en | campment will meet in Washingto . next year-the first time out of th f south.
 . Dr.. Cary T. G-ayson, President wi < sons naval aid and physician, an i. Miss Alice Gertrude Gordon of Wasl ! ington will be married in New Tor May 24, at St. Georges Episcopi II church.
 ! The 25o employees of the Laurt Miss, Cotton Mills, who went ( a ;, strike last Friday for more fresh a in the factory, returned to work whe . the company agreed to keep the vii 2 2 dows wide open. |