Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-03-28

troyer Roe at Key West, Fla
The usual reduction of so cents a
ton in the price Of anthracite will not
be made on April 1 in New York this
year.
A spectacular fire caused damage
estimated at s150.OOO to the Lister Ag-
ricuitural Chemical Works at Newark,
~. ].
Representative copley introduced
resolution In the house for an investi-
cation OF the news print paper situa-
ton.
Mrs. Mary Donlan, aged 60, was
struck and killed by a taNicab while
crossing a street near her home in
Yonkers, y. Y.
William J. KinsIey, handwriting ex-
pert who figured in many prominent
trials throughout the country, died in
New York. aged So
The 25,ooo silk workers in Paterson.
y. j., have won their demand for a
nine-hour day. They will start on the
new schedule on April 3.
Henry 8ie5erbriek. said to the last
surviving member of the Greely Arc
tic expedition OF 1sS1-1sS4, died ut his
home in Jersey City. aged 5s.
American citizenship was denied to
Takao Ozawa, japanese, In a test
case at Honolulu, the court ruling
that japanese are Mongolians-
The United StstT- cruised Tennessee
arrived at Rio jar ~ with the Amer
lean Commission TO the trade confer
ence to be held a. Buenos Aires
dinaI Serahni. prefect OF the Congre-
agtion of the Propoganda. succeeding
Cardinal Gotti. who died last week
The navy transport Hancock, en-
route from Philadelphia to Key West,
was ordered by wireless TO proceed TO
alveston and remain there Indefinitely.
The PottsviIIe, Pa, Board Of School
Directors ruled that neither fat nor
''fiossy" candidates for positions as
teachers in the city's schools are want
ed.
Baron Yoshiro Sakatani, former min
lister OF finance. has been appointed
Japan's representative at the coming
| economic conference Of the Allies in
l Paris
The second wolf drive Of the season
was held near Carthage. Mo. One
wolf and $50 rabbits were killed by
the $50 persons participating in the
drive.
Capt. Edward Davis, U. S. A.. sailed
from New York on the steamer Phil
adelphit. en- route to Athens, where he
will serve as military attache to the
legation
! Exports of merchandise from the
port of New York for Saturday, were
| the largest for n single day in the his
tory Of international trade. totaling
$31,01s,S1s.
The ossinine IN. W Chamber OF
Commerce has asked editors and news
paper writer's to omit reference TO Os-
sining in reporting happenings at Sing
Sing Prison
The Senate bill designed to increase
the number of cadets at West Point
was ordered reported favorably by the
house military committee with few
minor changes.
Italy has opened the Camp Univers-
\ ity' at the front at San Giorgio, where
medical students called to the coiors
before completing their college courses
will be instructed
n. Ashton Ramsay. chief engineer on
4 the MtI-
rimac, and one of the last surviving
members of the crew, died at his home
in Baltimore. aged 81.
John D. Pace, indicted at Manchest-
| er. KY, on a charge OF killing his
father and stepmother. was freed by a
mob Of armed men. A rossee is pur-
suing him and his armed companions
John 3. Elan1, seventy. one Of ths
| most widely known lawyers Of Indi-
| ana, Is dead at his home at Indianap-
oils He was a law partner OF Form
| er President Benjamin Harrison for a
| number OF years.
Ida Lee Hadley, in jail st Eutaula,
| Okla, charged with numbering Sheriff
\ Jake Giles Of Beaumont Tex, on a
! train, has admitted the shooting. Giles
was taking Hadley and his wife to
Beaumont, under arrest
A report from Rome states that Chile
has threatened to seize German and
/ Austrian ships unless Germany re
| stores to her S12 100000 deposited in
/ Germany before the war for the con-
version OF Chilean paper currency.