Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-17

CotoFaoo mas ooupteo fne Naiuarton on all sugar factories in the state for
 The attitude of the allies towards Greece was denounced at number of meetings held in Athens.
 Tnirty-seven Canadian officers are mentioned in a casualty list received at Ottawa by cable yesterday.
 Fire Commissioners Adamson of New York made S5 appointments and 33 promotions in the fire department.
 One thousand naaehinists and tool makers in Newark, N. J., went on strike. demanding an eight hour day.
 Gold coin to the amount of s15o, o,0o0 was withdrawn from the New York sub-treasury for shipment to Mexico.
 Launching of a campaign to close all Chicago saloons in 1917 was an by the Dry Chicago fedora tion.
 Traffic in the Broadway branch of the New York subway was halted for ten minutes at 191st street by a short circuit.
 Two thousand refugees, including four Americans, arrived at El PaSo from Chihuahua and the district about Torreon.
 The peace conference of the inter national socialist bureau at The Hague has been postponed from July 2s to July si
 About 60 employees in the fitting de- partment of the New Haven Gas conn pany struck for a IS per cent. increase in wages.
 Supreme Court Justice 5randeis will be the principal speaker at the annual convention of Zionists at Philadelphia on July 2.
 THs AIeshsay Coal Cd. has sold it's mines, plant and equipment for g ,000, . 900, The purchaser is said to be the Philadelphia Co.,
 pr. Charles H. Mayo of Rochester M1nn.. was elected president of ttle American Medical association at it's convention. in Detroit.
 Twenty cents pound was paid for the first bale of the seasons cotton crop, sold at auction on the New York cotton exchange steps.
 All first class mall and parcels from the United States were taken by the British from the Danish steamer Fred erick VIM at KirkwalL
 James Berwick, aged 7s, president of the New England Printerg associa- tion and famous printer, died at his home at Norweod, Mass.
 Mrs. Joseph Fentana, 50, died short. ly after her arrival at the Merider hospital as a result of burns suffered at her home in MiIIdale.
 The Cuban senats passed hlII pro. viding that any president who Is { candidate for reelection shall retire from office S5 days before the election
 A speolaI meeting of the stoekhoIder4 of the Ohio Fuel Supply Go. has beer called for Julp IS to vote on increasinf the capital from $16, 100000 to $2o,ooo,'
 State Senator H. c. FIeIds of Union La, was arrested at Baton Rouge, La charged with gtabbing David Ewing correspondent Of New Orleans news paper.
 After being held up for four days a Genoa because Of an Austrian subms. rine attack on a town on the Island Q Corsica, the White Star liner Canopt arrived at Boston.
 Marian Leteher of Georgia, for tn past five years United States consu at Chihuahua, Mexico, has been as signed as acting foreign trade advise of the department of state. An extension of one year in tn, time allowed by the legislature for tn, reorganization of the Boston ant Maine railroad was granted by tn Maine public utilities commission.
 President WiIson early yesterda, received the following telegram iron Vice President Marshall at Indian apolis: '1n the fight which you ar to win, I am always yours to com mand."
 Governor Whitman, accompanied b. his military staff, left Albany for MI McGregor to deliver an address in con nection with the dedication of a table at the house where President D. Grant died.
 w. Murray Crane chairman of tn l sub- committee of the republican na tional committee which has authori ty to select a manager for the Hughe campaign called upon Colonel Roose I '
 Steamers Of the Ward line ct Gal weston have been chartered by tn navy department to be ready at al I times with steam up to proceed t Tampico and other Mexican ports t bring Americans out of Mexico.
 Michael eehmotsISy Of AnsonIr charged with breach of the peace 1 fconneckion with the riot during th recent strike at the Ansonia Manu facturing company In Ansonla, wa I sentenoed to four months in jail.
 Dr. ", e. Henry, candidate of tn progressive party in Nebraska fQ T United States senator announced hi withdrawal from the race. In a state ment he advised pregressives to sup port Clar1eg D. Hughes in ~the ia terest e eEys