Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-22

Bread riots are reported from sew eral towns in Greece.
 Women have rsplaesd men as forest CTS on some German estates
 The New York Coffee ( Sugar Ex- change will remain closed on July 3. About s5c American refugees arriv- ed at Douglas. Ariz- from Cananea-
 Smith College, Northampton, Mass, graduated a class of ss1 young women. tais saSSoOo.oSo TniteG States ss0' ca1 a1 reney.
 The chesapeaks 6 ohio Railroad is reported in the market for 1.5o0 box : As orasr for ,,;s sooO DO hS.sSs . s wss gIaesd
 A membership to the New York Stock Exchange was purchased for amount to as much much as A z5 per cree Cent. .Gn in some cases.
 A large aniIine dyes plant win be erected at Syracuse, N. r., by the Semet- Solvay Go.
 A petition for a holiday on July 8 was circulated on the floor of the Chi cagO Board of Trade.
 About 5000 employees at the Hope iweIl. Va, plant of the du Pont Powder iCo., have been laid off.
 Speaking at Keiheim, King Louis of Bavaria strongly urged the population to persist in the war. More than 1000 citizens will re- ceive military training at the Platts- burg military camp inJuly. Campaign for 10000 additional men for the regular army has netted 1O,- . no recruits in the last ss days
 Police resrves wsrs called out in Bayonne, N. J., to handle the crowds of men eager to join the militia.
 Erection of a s1,ooo,ooo grain ele- vator at Norfolk is being planned by Ethe Norfolk & Western Railroad Terrific rains have flooded many : mines in the Joplin, Mo-. zinc district forcing many to suspend operations ] | tE Valentine Hood. pugiIist, died al f | the National Sporting Club in London after being knoc6ed out during a bout Cardinal Farley reviewed tAe 69th Regiment, N G. N: on their way : to camp at Peekskin. x. '. ?, yesterday 7 Ocean freight rates have declined from 20 to 25 per cent. during the past 2 few months, and they are expected tc go lower.
 2 New orders by King Constantine . lrequire the demobilization of 100000 troops and grant full furIough to 60.-
 900 men.
 Governor Fielder designated Brig.
 Gen. Edwin ". Hine of Newark tC s command New Jerseys brigade of ths National Guard.
 Gold to the amount of $3,5o0ooo wal
 received from Canada and deopsitet . at the New York Assay office by : P. Morgan & Co. 2 United States Senator James W n Wadsworth, Jr., resigned from Trool z M., 1st Cavalry, N. F., N. G.. of whicl
 he was lieutenant. Vance Mccormick, new chairman e z the Derhocratic National Committee .. resigned as a director or the Federa n Reserve Bank of Philadelphia.
 Pennsylvania Railroad office em
 ployes at Wilmington, Del, have prac
 ticaIly unanimously offered to ru trains in the event of strike re Experiments to determine the avail
 ability of ydro-aeroplanes for scor duty at sea will be undertaken durin i'd summer manoevres of the Atlanti of fleet.
 "a Thomas Kelly, millionaire eontractc f- accused of defrauding Manitoba Pro le vince in the erection of ParliameI
 buildings at Winnipeg, was placed Q Ii. trial there.
 = Officials of the du Pont Powder G I'd and the Midvale Steel Co, declal d their companies able and ready to UT in dertake all orders of the United State = Government.
 - Controller of the Currency William h announced that he had authorized or in of the largest national banks on u E Mexican border to remove it's gold II I- serve to an inland city as a safed s. measure.
 SUNDAY SCHOOLS IN MEXICO
 HAVE BEEN DISCONTINUE