Norwich bulletin., 1917-03-02

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 Tbres Spanish steamships sailed From Galveston, Tex, for the war zone.
 John Ferris Alden, Of Rochester, E, x, president Of the American Bridge Co, is dead.
 Gold to the amount of sses 900 was withdrawn from the Sub-Freasury for shipment to Spain.
 James W. Gerard eabIsd to ths corunna, Spain for the United Id9i states. aps
 Capt. John Wallace Crawford, the poet scout" noted Indian fighter of frontier days, died at Woodhaven, l..
 The funeral of the Rev. William c. FenneIl, late chaplain of the senate. was held at Hartford yesterday after noon.
 John Flynn, chief engineer of the Peter Hauck Brewery at Harrison, N J.. was suffocated when an ammonia tank exploded.
 Finance Minister White announced. that the third Canadian domestic war loan would be opened for subscrip- tion March 12.
 
 agreed to report the army bill, car rying an amendment providing for uni versal military training.
 worth s60.00o are en route to New York from Portland, Me, on board the steamer Herman Winter.
 Alexander Schuester, of New York, convicted of killing Mrs. Rose Zam- kin, was sentenced to die in the cleo tric chair during the week beginning April 9.
 The Navy League of the United States has issued a call to it's 350,00O member, many of them women, to come to the assistance of the Navy Department. A congressional resolution signed by President Wilson designates April 21 a day for the collection of funds in the United States for the relief of suffer- ing Ukranians.
 Announcement made at Hartford was that 200, ,00O names had been re- corded in the states military census and 1t was estimated that half the work was done. Governor Bamberger, of Utah signed the resolution passed. by the Leg1sla- ture to submit in 1918 the question Of statewide prohibition by constitution al amendments. By a vote of 5s to 21 the Senate re- jected the Underwood committee amendment to the revenue bill propos- ing a fiat tax of two cents on all kinds of oleomargerine. A crowd of about 1000 formed at the Labor Lyceum in West Newark and marched to the City Hall to pro- test to Mayor Raymond against the high cost of living.
 Senator Costello offered a bill ap- propriating $1 ,o0o, 900 for the purchase of food to be resold by the State Com missioners of Foods and Market to the people of the state. w, c. Bradley. of Fl Paso, Tex. held for vagrancy, confessed that he and another man killed two women with an iron bar more than yearaso,
  The F. A. Wells bill, increasing the New York State Naval Militia from 2,000 to 4,500, and making the salary by the Assembly by vote of 1O2 to 3.
 The House passed the BorIand amendment to the Sundry civil service bill providing $400,000 for expenses of an inquiry by the Federal Trade Com mission into the high cost Of food prices.
 Proposed increased rates on coal from mines on the Chesapeake & Ohio lucky to Brooksvine, Ky, were found justified by the Interstate Commerce Commission
 carmine Lanzillo and Carmine Pis- anello were found guilty of murder in the first degree, and Luigi Lanzillo was convicted, of murder in the second de- gree by a jury in the superior court at New Haven
 Two unidentified men robbed the Bank of Collinston, La, 20 miles north of Monroe, La, and in the pur- suit that followed shot and killed w. Vaughan, mayor of Collinston, a member of the posse. Two squads of naval bluejackets were sent Monday from the United States naval station at Caimanera, Gu ba, into the town of Guantanamo to quen a small riot and protect foreign CTS and their property. A portrait of William j. Bryan, which is to be hung in the diplomatic room of the State Department, along Seward and all the Secretaries of State was received af the State Department.