Norwich bulletin., 1916-05-06
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 Hector Irenaeus, cardinal Areh- bishop of Lyons. died. aged s4.
 Postage stamps prepared by the short-iver Irish republic have been
 Arrour { 2 e are rsP9rted; to. h. have z. at Indianapolis
 Ten motor ambulances arrived at Columbus, Mex, with 27 injured Unit ed States soldiers.
 saitinss of French Lire steamers s have been cancelled.
 Great Britain is expected to follow | daylight saving system.
 A Alshortage of cars and lack of stor- | age is causing a congestion of grain shipments at Buffalo, N. Y.
 State asrieultutraf commissioners tional Chamber of Agriculture.
 About 2,1oo men at the plant of the Kensington. Pa, went on strike.
 
 Senator O'Gor1.an of New York an- nounced that he will retire from public life at the expiration of his term.
 The New South Wales ministry has been rendered to the Labor Party.
 The New England assembly of the Brotherhood of St. Andrew, opened a three days convention at New Haven.
 
 New insurance rates wagering to 8 that the war will not end before Dec 31, 1916, were posted Lloyd's in London.
 Gold coin to the amount of $15o,Go was withdrawn from the New York sub-Treasury for shipment to Mexico
 A new American flag was raised in 1ss6.
 The first session of the sixty-fourth Congress will appropriate for the next fiscal year $1,25O,OO0, new high rec ord.
 Employees of the Cleveland Railway Co. compromised their demands on the street car company, thus averting a Several hundred voInteers will aid game protectors in rounding up and corraling the 20 deer on Shelter Is- land.
 by an explosion April 27, passed Gravesend, England, and will be 1 Mrs. Robert Lansing appeared in khaki at the National Service Camp outside of Washington, as a resident Estudent.
 More than 7,ooO miners in the lead belt of St. Francois county, Mo, have been awarded wage increase of 10 i per cent.
 H A letter received at Fl Paso from a soldier at the front states that two American troopers committed suicide at Namquipa.
 A rush order for 600 five-ton trucks tocost $3,000,000 was received by the Pierce-Arrow Co. from the French government.
 The German merchant ship TeIde to sea where she was captured by a interned at Teneriffe, Canaries, drifted British warship.
 All schools, churches and public places were closed at Wilmington Del, as a step in checking the small | pox epidemic.
 A report from Athens says that fam. inc exists at Epirus, Greece, as a re. } suit of the seizfng of corn by Anglo. } French troops at Corfu. tl British authorities at KirI<waII re f moved 2,o00 bags of f1rst-class mai sent from the United States on tn, steamer Frederick VIII. An increase of 10 per cent, effectiv, ! June l, in the pay of employees of tn 9 Elmira, N. r., Water, Light & Rail road Cay was announced. ] A bill was introduced in the Ger 5 man Federal Council exempting trad a unions from the restrictions imposet on political organizations. President de Ia Plaza of Areentin n has offered to the United States gov e ernment the Argentine building at tn 2 San Francisco Exposition.
 Machine gun practice is being car rted on by picked squad of police men under Capt. Gillen at the Maya
 Battalion Armory, Brooklyn. Dr. Karl Liesknecht, German So = cialist leader arrested in the May Da, peace QSEuOnSIfdIlOn III 66Tl1n, may D q ordered to join his regiment. d Representative taxpayers of tn = City of New York urged Gov. Whit n man to veto SIS, ,o0000O of appropria n tions now awaiting executive action. g The New Haven police are investi : gating the robbery of $500 worth 0 s jewelry yesterday from the home c n Mrs. Louise Sherman Pitkin in tha q city.
 . During April the Interborough Rapi = Transit carried on it's subway and el . evated lines total of 62,100.359 pas
 sengers, a gain of 5,339, ,S21 over Apr
 1915.
 Earl curzon announced in the Brit 2 ish House of [ unr.ds that a fntal of As