Norwich bulletin., 1917-03-08

March totaiied ss.so6.72o.
 Exports of cotton for the week end
 ed March were 7s.4s1 bales
 Mrs. Roe Paroiln, sister of the
 late Pope Plus x, died at Rome. Manuel de Arriaps, first president of
 the republic of Portugal. Is dead. l Fire destroyed fhe carstsn's packing
 plant at Tacoma, at loss of $325, GOO Eighteen hostile aIr machines were
 shot down on Sunday by German forces.
 | The cunard liner orduna, which left New York Feb. 24 for Liverpool, The First Battalion of the Fifth Ohio Infantry arrived home from the
 Mexican border.
 Firs destroyed the Seminary of the
 Sacred Heart at Bathurst, N. B., at a loss of $150,oo0.
 Hogs established . new high record Lat Chicago when they sold at s14.55 per 100 pounds.
 The output of ors at the mines of Cripple Creek, Colo, in February, was valued at $sos.o21.
 The compulsory military bill, which passed thSUtah Senate last week, was approved by the House. The outbreak of smallpox in Berlin and vicinity has caused the military authorities to order compulsory vac- cination.
 Calls for help were sent out by the British freight steamship c. R. Grove, aground in Ambrose Channel, oppo- site Coney Island.
 After Saturday Holland will be com pelled to prohibit the export of bread to Belgium on account of the German submarine warfare.
 Three men were killed and four others seriously injured in a freight Mogetown. near Indianapolis.
 Reports of the interstate Commerce Commission from 104 railroads during enues were $177.os2.1ss. and expenses $126. .272,472.
 Thirty Americans, including United tfons at Berlin, arrived at Havana from Corunna aboard the steamer Alfonso KILL
 President Wilson nominated Brig.- Gen. Hunter-Ldggett, in the army, as mator-generaI. to take the place made vacant by, the recent death of Major General Funston.
 The international Hoatmen's Union Of 1,52s members at a meeting passed resolutions to stand by the President in any action he takes to defend American interests.
 A bill seeking to extend to women the right to vote for presidential cleo tors was defeated in the New Hamp- shire house of representatives by a vote of 2o4 to 15z.
 The New York Senate passed without opposition the Gilchrist Duff bill, which would require that the American flag be displayed at all times in the State legislative chambers.
 Edward Kenr,. a member of the 22d. Regiment of Engineers. was killed when he was shocked down and run over by an automobile truck at Fifth Avenue and 91st Street.
 President Wilson approved the sen tence of five years at hard labor in prison imposed upon former Second Lieutenant Jack B. Rig don, of the Second Arkansas Infantry.
 The New Jersey Methodist Episcopal conference, in annual session at At lantic City, N. J.. adopted a resolution pledging its support to President Wifi son in the present international situa- ton.
 A concurrent resolution condemning the action of United States Senators Cummings and Kenyon of Iowa, in the flibuster bill. was introduced in the Iowa Legislature by Representative B. D. Hayburn.
 The Kentucky State Senate passed a resolution condemning in unmeaS- ured terms the action of the United States senators who prevented a vote last week in the upper House of Con- l gress on the armed neutrality bill.
 The Supreme Court refused to re- open or reconsider its recent decision 1 In the Diggs-Caminetti White Slave | cases and denied the application of F. | Drew Caminetti of Sacramento for re- !! nearing of its decree affirming his i 
 Nelson Judd of Bridgeport, alias | Google" Watson, was found guilty by | ! jury in the United States district ] court of selling narcotic drugs ir vio- l Jour years in the federal prison at | Ga.
 The Colorado senate has defeated | by a vote of IT to 16 the resolution in- | troduced censur1ng the twelve United l States senators named in news des- l patches as responsible for the killing | of the armed ships bill asked of con- gress by President Wilson.
 The Common Council by a vote of | L5 to refused to rent the Michigan National Guard ArTnory at Grand | Rapids, to packers of a peace meeting 1 because it was proposed to haveI United States Senator Robert La Fol- cite as the principal speaker. NEW HAVEN ROAD IS