Norwich bulletin., 1916-05-04


 s4 COLUMNS sticut in Proportion to tn
 Condensed TeIeqrams .. A fourth sontinssnt of Russian Fire in the business section of RaI- sishs N- C. caused S20o,00o damage.
 A aIlsht earthquake shock. lasting Eve seconds, occurred at Los Angeles. Twenty -three children were killed in the streets of New York City during April.
 Green hsus are reported to have in- fested the fields of several counties of Kansas.
 .h..,:r 4 .nisn s se sbqIlsh 9I Sunday s, shos bootblecks.
 New Yorkss Board of Aldermen will march in a body in the Preparedness Parade on May IS.
 RePresentatIves of England and Rus sIa will for commission to supervise the fnances of Persia.
 4 new asrodrome for both aeroplanes Brussels by the Germans.
 Coinage executed during April amounted to s1.ss5,ooO of gold coins and ss47,Sso of minor coins.
 pr. David Ffsher Atwater, oldest Yale graduate, died at his home at Springfield, Mass, aged 9S.
 Col. Roosevelt will rest at his home throat Is again bothering him. A motion demanding the resignation of Augustine Birrell, Secretary for Ire land. was introduced in Parliament.
 Revolutionary activities in Spain are causing government officials much worry, according to report from Lis bon.
 A bible. PIT years old, was left to Alexander Towne. of Tonowanda, N. r., by the late Elizabeth Towne. of Buff
 George Chamberlain, of NorwaI<. a brakeman on the New Haven road, was struck by an overhead gate at Bridge port.
 April production of the Anaconda Copper Mining Go. amounted to 33,000,- GOO pounds. a new high record for the company.
 More than $2oo,oo0 for the German Red Cross was raised at the German American bazaar just closed in Phil adelphia,
 Butler Bros, stockholders, met in Chicago and authorized an increase in the capital stock from $10,o00,000 to s15, ,00O,00oo.
 With delegates from every section Conservation Congress began sessions at Washington.
 Four thousand more international Harvester employees in Chicago went on strike, bringing the total number of strikers to 110Oo.
 A half million pounds of rifle cart ridges held by custom inspectors at Laredo, Tex, were ordered seized by United States troops there
 The Town Hall at Lille, France, was destroyed by fire. German soldiers saved the most valuable books kept in the famous library there. {. As a result of the marine engineers strike, New York harbors traffic is congested, a large fleet of steamers being anchored in the bay.
 Germany will replace the big Dutct steamer Tubantia, sunk by a German l e.111n y.iT1 with a larger VaSGal from the Hamburg America Fleet.
 The Greek steamship Georsis. wI.icl left New York grain laden two month! ago, with a crew of 25, has been give1 up as lost, not having been heart from.
 About a dozen firemen employed b. the Meriden Gaslight company, strucl for an eight hour day at S2.75 da! at s2.85.
 Congressman David ,. Lewis o Cumberland, won the Democratic nom : ination for United States Senator fo , Maryland. in the ~state-wide primar election.
 England has refused the request o 2 the State Department that goods o . German origin contracted before Ma, 10, 49I0s pc permitted Io pass LII , blockade lines, Twenty five thousands application : for tickets to the Republican Nationa ! Convention in Chicago have alread , been received. Only 10000 can be ac ? commodated.
 Shipments of war materials to Eur ope from the United States sine . August, 1914, amounted to $@10.000,00t 2 according to the Bureau of Foreig ! and Domestic Commerce. !, Serbia has acquired navy for tn : fist time in history. She purchase the destroyer Velika. Each of the Al ! lies will present Serbia with two othe naval units before the end of the wal Frederick Broadhurst, 3 years ole was probably fatally injured when h : was hit by a slowly moving passenge express train on the New York, Ne1 z Haven and Hartford railroad at Ne1 Canaan.
 The 1000 foot dock of the Delawari