Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-28

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 The French moratorium has been extended another three months.
 sixty-eisnt thousand horses have been ordered by the War Department
 Four thousand motor trucks for army use are to be purchased by the government.
 France rescinded the recent govern ment order forbidding the importation of automobiles.
 Jesse James, of San Antonio, Tex- was arrested in Ocean City, N. J., on a | charge of larceny.
 All remaining minimum prices on removed on July 3.
 The 72nd annual convention of the American Institute of Homeopathy
 Bringing $1,5oo,ooo in gold, the steamer Kroonland arrived at New York from Liverpool
 The new torpedo boat destroyer Sampson was placed in commission at the Boston navy yard
 . Eye hgndsfd wSs!msn sSssTo; employed by cinnati went on strike. The nineteenth annual convention of the Polish Singers Alliance of Ameri co opened at Pittsburgh
 Troop trains and trains carrying military supplies will have the right of way on all railroads.
 heId headquarters at Camp Whitman. m and moved to New York
 Wireless eommunication with Flu rope by way of Sayville, L. l., has been temporarily interrupted. An internal machine. holding nine General Post Office in New York.
 All miIitiannen employed in Gov ernment navy yards are exempt from service Secretary Daniels announced.
 An order for s5 locomotives was re- ceived by the American Locomotive Co. from the New York Central Rail road.
 Howard s. Borne of Oceanic, N. J., has presented the New Jersey National Guard with seaplane of the latest type.
 Customs receipts of the Republic of l Nicaragua in March amounted to $SS,- 103, compared with S67,60S in March, 1915.
 A two ton motor truck win be pre- sented to the First Cavalry Regiment. N- G., N. r., by 3s coffee and sugar firms.
 Mayor Mitchell laid th ecornerstone new building at New Hampton,
 The Utah-Id Idaho Sugar Go. purchas- ed the buildings of the Oregon Utah Sugar Co. for price reported to. be $5O.O0o, GOO.
 I Prices for fine sranulated sugar were advanced S5 points. to 7.65 cents a pound by the Pennsylvania Sugar Refining Co.
 The International Association of
 Machinists met in convention at Bal timore. The delegates reprseent 1o0.- 900 machinists.
 Manufacturers have been requested
 to submit prices for 750. .000 pairs of
 shoes. to be purchased immediately by the government. r Clarence Crane, 1e, and Ralph Krouse. IS, of Pine Brooh ". J., were drowned in the Passaic River when Cranes canoe overturned. Disabled by broken shaft, tbe r American steamer D. N. Luchenback 3 Rio Janeiro for New York, was towed : into Port of Spain. Trinidad. The British steamer Ping suey . Liverpool for Yokohama, was seri- !, ousIy damaged when she ran ashore : near Cape Town, South Africa 8 A conference report on the rura s credits or land bank bill was adopte' y by the house. 313 to 10. The repor+ 3 now awaits action in the senate. Eight members of the crew of the . small British steamer Astro1oger, sunl = in the North Sea by a German sub l marine, were landed at Lowestoff. ), The steamer Itaska and the bara, = T. J. Hooper, bound in tow from New t York to Jacksonville respectively fol = Boston were fioated from Shovel Shoa f on which they were stranded. : Thesinterstate commerce commission = suspended until Oct. 29 proposed in n creases in freight rates between Nev t York and points on the Rhode Islant
 company's lines via Providence, R. I.
 Death sentence of 34 British consci ientious objectors to military servict / have been commuted, British Unde Secretary for War Tennant announced = Field Marshal von BueIow, com
 rnander of the German armies on tn
 advance toward Paris, has been retired s on account of poor health. He i = nearly n.
 n Mrs. Theresa PastyneI<, 34, commit 1T ted suicide by shooting in the head a " her home in Bridgeport, Conn. Desp l. pondency over financial matters is sai' n to have induced her act. e