Norwich bulletin., 1914-11-25

relief.
 The schooner George Q. Jenkins, i from Tampa, Fla. is ashore off shin necock, L. l.
 Farmers of Pettis County, Mo, are digging out their second potato crop of the season
 The plant of the Geneva Glass Works, at Geneva, N. T., was burned at loss of $10,000.
 The private bank of oIiner Bros, in Brooklyn, was closed by the New York State Banking Department
 Two thousand pounds of nitro-gly- cerine exploded and wrecked the plant of the Aetna Powder Co.,, Aetna, Ind.
 The German government has granted permission for six additional American army officers to witness the fighting.
 All the schools, of Trieste, Austria, vii lbe closed on December l, as all the teachers have been called to the front.
 A local cartridge company of Swan ton, Vt, has received a s2,500,00O order for cartridges from one of the nations at war.
 The opening of the Panama Canal is helping England, as it saves 23 days in the shipment of supplies from Pa cific ports.
 Arthur Greene of New York was captured when an alarm clock he had stolen went off as he was putting it in his pocket.
 It was officially announced at the rrvr .A Il, xx-sIl l<.r cial season at the Executive Mansion this winter.
 By trying to drink in a hurry a quart of whiskey he had won on liar ward, Isaac B. Pierson, of Clarkville, N. J., killed himself.
 In spite of the cold weather Presi- dent Wilson walked through the streets of Washington to attend to some personal business.
 William Hampstead, an eight-foot English giant whose appetite alarmed the Germans, has been exchanged for two German dwarfs held in England.
 The Douglas Fir Sales Co, of Port land, Ore, which has for four. years marketed the output of 15 large lum- Der mills, will dissolve January 1. 1915. / The Sayre Library building and the Alumni gymnasium building of Cen tral University Danville, Ky, were destroyed by fire at loss of $6O,0O0.
 Lyman sayward, IS years old, was arresed at Boston for operating a powerful wireless station without a license.
 While sleeping in her home in New ark, N. J. acid was poured on Miss Rose Fiestler. Ie fell on her hair changing it from jet black to bright red.
 The conecticut Company is to pay to. the town of Norwa1k $S,990 as it's share of the expense in building the new Washington street bridge in that town.
 Drinkers of Fairmont, Va, are eag- erly awaiting the day when the con- fiscated liquor which has been collect ed will be poured in the Monongahela River.
 build a plant at Gibstown, N. J., to cost S60,000 to manufacture chemicals that cannot now be obtained from Germany.
 JeweIry worth $2o,ooo was stolen
  the burglar in secret code responded %. K" to the inquiry of a burglar alarm agency.
 The body of Rose V. BusicL<, of Buff faIo, N. r, stewardess on the steam was found on the shore. near White fish Point, Minn. The reappointment by Governor Baldwin of George l.. Varnais of Hart ford to the state board of accountancy was announced. His term is for three years from Jen. l, 1915.
 Two members of the Servian Lega- ton, who remtined at Constantinople Ambassador, who is looking after Ser vian interests, were forced to leave Turkey.
 Governor Baldwin today announced the reappointment of George B. Chandler of Rocky Hill to be compen- sation commissioner of the first Con gressional district for five years from Jan. 1. 1915.
 While the family were eating dinner last evening burglars scaled a fifteen Nichols Stratford, a real estate dealer, and escaped with jewelry and heir looms valued at $1,000. The deer season in Vermont which closed on Saturday, was one of the most successful from the hunters standpoint, in many years, accordi-g g to Game Commissioner John W. Tit | comb.
 Frederick J. Martin of New York, who can dislocate his shoulder at will, was sent to Sing Sing prison for two and half years for fraud. He oislo- cated his shoulder and sued various compaines for damages. L. M. Poe, who escaped from the West Virginia State Insane Asylum two years ago and has since been iiv- ing in the woods, came into the town of Princeton and surrendered, sanity having returned to him. Armed with shotsuns and accomp- anied with bloodhounds a posse is hunting near Mobile, Ala, for five white convicts who murdered William Mayo, a guard at the convict camp at Canoe, Ala, and escaped. A fire which broke out during the night in a Congress street business block adjoining the Hotel Langdon in Portsmouth N. H., burned until ear ly noon Tuesday. destroying the block