Norwich bulletin., 1917-03-30

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 Edward J. Wade of New York, was elected a member of the New York Cotton Exchange.
 Secretary of Navy Daniels appointed Admiral J. H. Oliver governor of the Danish West Indies. Gold to the amount of s1o,ooo, 900 was received from Canada for the account of J. P. Morgan & Gov
 The bill authorizing the taking of a war census was signed by Governor Whitman of New York.
 The Illinois Senate passed a joint resolution declaring for universal and compulsory military training.
 The city of Paris will get the statue of Lincoln which America offered to France through Premier Ribot.
 Senor Bon1iia, the new Mexican am bassador to the United States will ar rive in Washington late this week.
 American barks Brown and Manga Reva and the Swedish bark Barden have been posted at Lloyd's as miss ing.
 A bill creating a state council of de- fense was signed Thursday by Gov ernor William D. Stephens of Califor- mia.
 An accidental explosion occurred in the city hall at Bapaume, and a num- Der of persons were buried in the de- bris.
 Irving w. Smith, a photosrapher for New York paper, was killed in an eI- evator accident at the Statler hotel, at Buffalo.
 burgh, announced that all sizes of standard steel pipe had been advanced $10 ton.
 French Ministry of Finance, appointed Mile Jeanne Tardy as an attache in his department.
 Students of the University of Michi- gan voted overwhelmingly in favor of compulsory military training at the school. The vote was S.34s to 632.
 William KessIer, of New York, was instantly killed when he fell Is feet through the elevator shaft of an apart ment house at No. 1940 Park Avenue.
 The Williamsburg division of the Chica go & Northern Michigan Rail- road, a branch of the Pere Marquette, was sold at public auction for $525.00o.
 A special meeting of the stock holders of the Utah-Idaho Sugar Co. was called for April IT to vote on in crea sing the capital from s1O,O0o,0o0 to $20.00O. 900. sf e<
 Secretary Redfisld will maine a con1- smittee of business men to advise his department in framing measures to safeguard the. country's commerce if war comes.
 One woman was seriously injured and six others were cut by flying glass when two crowded trolley cars col lided at 42d Street and Park Avenue. New York.
 The Manchuria, the second armed American liner to sail for British port since Germany's submarine de- cree of Jan. 30 has safely arrived at her destin 2 tion.
 The fourth annual convention of the Retail Jewels association of the state held at New Haven yesterday select ed Waterbury as the place for holding the next convention.
 Carroll Hindman Hudders, of Allen town, Pa., was appointed a captain in the quartermaster's corps and assign ed to the administrative sta if by Adju- tant General Stewart.
 A class of wireless teIeeraphy for young women was formed at meet ing of the National Special Aid Society, No. 259 Fifth Avenue. The national crisis prompted the action.
 The Chicago Telephone Go. has ap- piled to the Illinois Utilities Commis- for it's capital stock, the proceeds to be used for new construction
 John M. Brideson, an asphalt worker, employed in the municipal asphalt plant at Edgewater road and Garrison avenue, the Branx, was caught in the electric mixer and crushed to death.
 Governor cornweII of West Virginia has granted the request of Governor ! James M. Cox, of Ohio, to be permitted i to send national guardsmen across the | hio River into West Virginia for mili- l tary purposes.
 The Federated Civic Association of New York announced that F. it had l adopted a resolution pledging the | support of the organization to the ! United States. President Wilson and 1 Mayor Mitchell.
 The Brown bill to appropriate $2, 500, 900 to cover all expenses incidental | to the seizure by the State of lands | wanted by the Federal government for | -he Rockaway fort site was passed by | he New York Senate
 A. head tax of $8 on all travellers | entering the United States from Cana ia said to be- under consideration by he Dominion Government, was dis ,ussed at a meeting of Canadian rail- -oad officials at Niagara Falls.