Norwich bulletin., 1916-04-26
Condensed TeIegrams

Prices tor necesSlties m Eng 9ianc have risen from IS to 50 per cent since the war began
 Twenty -four thousand men at 70 mines in the Pittsburgh district are now on strike
 Spain has removed the embargo on articles partly or wholly of made cop per or brass
 The Supreme Court will be in session | for handing down decisions until the | middle of June.
 Huge shipments of grain from Ru- mania to Germany and Austria-Hung- ary are reported.
 Shipments of fresh and cured meats A, .OOe pounds
 An attack by 5000 hostile tribesmen foced the British to evacuate the Vill- age of Quatia, Egypt
 Clarence Rathbone, who served with Admiral Farrasut in the Civil War, died at Albany, x. |.
 Parcel post packages sent to the Netherlands six months ago have been returned to the senders-
 Fifteen thousand patriots will march in the Citizens Preparedness parade on May 13 in New York.
 Deputy Factory Inspector Duncan is now engaged in the spring examination of bake shops in the state. Rev. Billy Sunday, evangelist, closed a campaign Of eight week s in Ba4tl- more His earnings were S32,OOO-
 
 Armed with a 75- niiiimetre gun, the French Line steamer Rochembeau ar rived at New York from Bordeaux
 More than s,oco teIesrams bringing Easter greetings, besiuss tnnuI.leIable : letter, were received b. Pope EenedicL Sergeant T. krrstroHs. of New York EI-y. serving F.ltE tHs Cam ll-.h 70 srac.s forces, has been wouflec m France.
 i San Jaeinto Day, held in honor of | the heroes Of he Alamo. Mission who { died in 1886, was observed in Phila- | delphia.
 Two earthquake shocks, one appar- l entIy only 1,60O miles from Washing ! ton, were recorded at Georgetown Cn- iversity.
 Thouqh a battIeship as "she," an airship is a he the British War Of- | fee announced. in deciding what to l call a Zeppelin.
 Secretary of War Baker was direct | ed to submit detailed information as 10 | the strength of military posts m 1! Washington and Oregon ! The trial of Thomas Mott Osborne former Sing Sing Warden. at Nhlte h Plains. \. T., for neglect Of duty mas been indefinitely postponed
 Great Britain's eonseription policy was strongly condeElned at a meetlns of the Independent Labor Party al lNewcastle-on-Tyne, England
 About St,5oo.ooo will be spent month llv by the Chicago. Burlington X | Quincy Railfoad on the extension or us shops at West Burlington, Ia The British steamer City of Hankow New York for Russia. via St. Lucia arrived at Cape Town, Africa and re- ported the loss of a propeller olaoe. Exports of refined sugar from At lI,nfir norts from Jan. 1 to April 2l last. amounted to 22S-29l tons agalnsl
 5.944 tons for the same period Tn lslS
 Dr. William White, noted surgeon ! author 1 of Pennsylvania, died from pneG'
 nonia at his home in Philadelphia Ht
 was 56 years old
 The fourth successful caesarian op-
 eration in six years was peTaot,aeS pGD,HaeS
 hospital. The mother and child-a
 girl-are doing well. Two men were fatally burned anC four painfully injured when an ex'
 plosion wrecked the operating plant o inc Los Angeles municipal incinerator at loss of $25O,ooO. ! pr. Peter T. Keeley of Waterburl |, has been reappointed by Gov Holcomi an registration and examination fol five years from July next
 Lorei Freyer, aged 1s, of Weaver } vile, Cal, was sentenced to san Ouen , tine for life for themurder or Len
 Sing. a wealthy Chinese. Chinese sco
 cieties helped finance the prosecution
 Senator Smith of Michigan charged
 in the Senate that warning of the in tended Villa raid on Columbus N. M
 vTos given the War Department thre or four days before the attack occur
 ed.
 The East bunalo Live SIoSN AsSo : ciation filed a complaint with the Pub lie Service Commission against tn , New York Central Yards Co-. at Buf } faio. N. Y, allegeing improper condi ; tions.
 Twelve persons are missing as re . s,ilt of fire that destroyed a four-stor- lodging house at Granite City. ILL. ol 3 Sunday. No search has been made Il 5 the ruins for the bodies because of tn . weak walls.
 Sixteen hundred workers returne r to work at the National Conduit
 Cable Go. plant at Hastings. N. '
 after 500 strikebreakers had bee
 brought from New York cit Abou
 2.OOO men are still out.
 States Attorney Gordon announced h y would ask that the body of Mrs. | Merlin Achor. who bied to death afte
 an automobile accident at Tampa, Fla 8 Sunday, be exhumed for examination . Dr. !. Merlin Achor. her husband, = in fail, charged with killing her. = After c lengthy inquiry into Monda = nights automobile crash at New Hs
 ven in which two persons were kfllei f Coroner Mix exonerated Leonard Jo