Norwich bulletin., 1917-04-27

gest in Connecticut in Pr | Condensed TeIegrams Military drill has been started at Boston college.
 Emperor Charles of Austria Hungary
 was reported visiting his troops on
 the Trentino front.
 l.. 800 employees will get an increase of 10 per cent. in their wages. Bellevue Hospital, New York, has appealed for donations of clothing for men, women and children. pr. Ephrajn Gutter, q prominent
 food expert and m1scorScopist, died q;
 his home in West Falmouth, Macs. Fire which started two days ago in
 the Modoc shaft of the Anaconda Min ing Co. near Butte, has been confined | to that shaft.
 Governor. Cox, of Ohio, has request
 ed Secretary Baker to cali out another | to guard industrial plants.
 District Attorney swsnn Of New York sent to Albany q bill dealing 1 with public speakers who make sedi- tious remarks against enItstrnents. Group discussions occupied much Of the time at the concluding sessions cf l the annual meeting of the >sHtNenal
 Association of Cotton Manufacturers al Boston.
 Dr. Van Dyke, dean of the Rutgers College faculty. ras resigned, and his
 resignation will be accepted June 30
 when he shall have completed 50 years
 of service.
 | Lieut.. E. HouIdworth, of PhiIadel-
 phfa, was reported killed in action. tains over 800 names, including 2s Americans.
 In celebration of the 18th anniversa- ry of his elevation to the episcopacy, Bishop Mcdonnell, off Brooklyn, re- ceVied a purse of $125,000 from priests and parishioners.
 Secretary Daniels was urged by the House Naval Committee to increase men. and the marine corps from IT, 400 to 30,000.
 w. H. vandervoort of East Moline,
 Ills, was re-elected president of the
 National Metal Trades Association at
 the closing session of it's annual con-
 vention at New York.
 The barge E. G. stoddard, of the KeeIer Transportation line of New York. bound from Port Reading for Providence with 600 tons of soft coal, foundered off Milford.
 Elaborate preparations are be- ing made for tn entertainment of the French envoys when they visit Chicago at the conclusion of the war council at Washington. .cussed the question of a governmen4 monopoly. It was proposed to place all mineral conlbustibles at the dis posal of the government
 Albert F. Bemis of Boston was re- elected president of the National As- sociation. of Cotton Manufacturers at the closing session of it's annual meet ing at Boston yesterday.
 Mrs. Stephen s. Fitzgerald of Bos- ton was elected president of the Mas sachusetts Association Opposed to Woman Suffrage at the annual meet ing at Boston yesterday
 Jumping into a quarry hole to save pupil from drowning, Miss Ada Rhode, principal of Kerneysville, W. Va, school, sacrificed her own life. The water was s5 feet deep.
 An organization of a few thousand to favor Argentina remaining neutral in the war was held at Buenos Aires There was class between neutral1sts and the people favoring war.
 
 A campaign for the boyeottins of veal by all housewives is being re- commended in many quarters to de- crease the high cost of living and to keep the food supply unimpaired.
 Plans to establish a censorship over all cable, telegraph and telephone lines were discussed at conference be- tween Secretary Daniels and repre- of the cable companies.
 Marbiehead Neck. Mass. familiar as a summer rendezvous to yachtsmen from all over the country, will be barred to visitors without military passes until further notice,
 Mrs, Frank Leslie, who died Sept, IS, 1914. left an estate valued at sl,s4s,sss, \ report was filed by expenses were Ss4,sTs,
 Trinidad Moreno, a Mexican em- ployed in Douglas, Aria, as a clerk, was executed in Agua Rrieta, Mex, after conviction before military court of being Villa recruiting agent,
 Geverner Whitman ls te be called upon by Mayor Mitchell and other city officials to veto the Staten Island fer rS hiN, which reduces the fare on tho ferry line from a nickel to two cents,
 The Baltimore & Ohio Railroad made it's division shops and terminals as 4 public appeal for women to work in car inspectors, crossing guards and cleaners, They win be aid the same wages as men,
 Miss lerena Carroll, daughter of I faSeyh n Carran New York. who left