Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-06-24
oIaim the largest Connecticut Proportion ts Population.
Condensed kilograms

corded at canisus College, Buffalo.
4 special train carrying 100 Amedi-
cans ieft Mexico City for Vera Cruz.
Greece has accepted uneondtlon-
Spot middIiug cotton was sold at
14c a pound in quantity at Galveston.
All price minimuns win be abolish-
ished on the Montreal Stock Exchange.
Pis-iron production in Germany
during April amounted to 1.o7s.7O
Mrs. Cruise Villa, wife Of Francisco
Juarez-
Five: :, thousand volunteer firemen
from p cities. paraded in Poughkeep-
The age of enlistment in the United
States army has been reduced from
Is to 16 years.
An Australian Commonwealth loan
OF 100000 pounds is being under
Orders from several million tons of
lard and meat for Belgian relief were
received by Swift & Co.
The German battIeship Koenik,
81, has been docked at Kiel.
Great Britain has rescinded the in
creased tax on automobiles. but will
regulate the sale Of gasoline.
Gifts to Dartmouth COLLEGE totaIling
100000 were announced at the COM
mencement dinner of the college.
Typhoid. viccine to viccinate 1000
York State Department of Health.
James P. Matthews, pension agent,
and former managing editor of the
Baltimore American. died in Balti-
A'oA :
Premier Asquith announced that
Lord Wimborne's resignation as Lord
Lieutenant of Ireland has been ac-
cepted.
One man was killed and two wound
ed in a fight at Virginia, Mimi, be-
tween epeciaI police and I w. w.
strikers.
A Federal Trade Commission in
yestigation into the advancing price OF
anthracite coal was ordered by the
Senate.
Governor Clark of Iowa issued a cal
tor volunteers for the militia 12 COM
panies being below the minimum
strength.
5earihd eonHdentiaf letter fo,
King Alfonso. the German submarine
U-S5 arrived at Cartagena, Spain
from Po1a:
A report from Ottawa states thai
Lord Curzon viii succeed the Duke Of
Connaught as the Canadian Viceroy
in the fall
Robert F. Hoxie, Professor of Poll.
teal Economy at the University Of
Chicago. committed suicide by cutting
mis- throat
There are 10000, 900 bushels of grail
stored in elevators at the head of tn,
Great Lakes. the largest amount stor.
ed in years.
Gold to the amount of $4,6O0,ooo wa
received from Canada and deposite,
at the New York Assay Once by ]
P. Morgan & Co.
Two PERSONS were injured when
Smith street car and a Court stree
car collided at the New York end o
the Brooklyn Bridge.
1 No court martial will be ordered b
Great Britain because of the sinking O
the cruised Hampshire in which Ior
Kitchener was killed.
Announcement was made bv tn
American Red Cross that it is plan
ming to aid dependent families O
guardsmen called to the front.
The weekly statement of the Ban
holdings of $4,000 francs, and a. de
crease in silver of 3,17s.000 francs.
Greek exporters and agricuIturaIist
have been hard hit by the decision O
the British authorities that dried fig
are to regarded as contraband OF wal
| Controller of the Currency William
announced the reopening of the Stone
ham, NASH, National Bank, closed o.
June z, after discovery Of a $40,0
shortage.
i After Monday next, no relative q
/ i'll or wounded British officers will b
allowed to go to France unless the of
ficers' condition is critical and specia
permission has been granted.
Convicted under an old law of tn
time of Henry VII, K Vernon and ]
Mansanto were sentenced to dealt
at Belize, British Honduras. The
forced the captain Of a ship to wal
the plank and stole the ship.
| CABINET DISCUSSED
THE MEXICAN cRlsI
Anniversary Made That Policy Of tn
Government is Unchanged.
I Washington, June 23-Mr. Wilso