Norwich bulletin., 1914-11-30


 Newcastle, Pa. has received an order for 15,000 cans.
 The Illinois auditor has issued a call for the conditions of the state banks on November 25.
 It is estimated that Canada has ap- proXimately 60,000,000 bushels of wheat for export.
 Marquis Viseonti venosta former Italian minister of foreign affairs, is seriously ill in Rome.
 A new high class passenger service between New York and Cuba will be inaugurated December 8
 Three weII-Ienewn New York restau- rants served ostrich as a rival to tur- key on Thanksgiving Day.
 A membership of the New York Cof- fee Exchange was sold for $1,275, the last previous sale being s1,5Oo.
 George A. Black of Salt Lake City, former governor of Utah, died at Waitsburgh, Wash, of heart failure.
 It is feared that David Lloyd George is in danger of breakdown as a re- suit of overworlz because of the war.
 The Carnegie SteII Co. started one additional furnace at sharon, Pa, making five out of twelve in operation.
 Nine hundred and one persons have been convicted in Chicago under the Mann white slave act since it's pas sage.
 General Funston, commander of the Vera Cruz eXped4 tionary forces, anDliad fnT fwn nOnnfhS' laaUa ~ absence.
 James Glover, of 6Iaekwood, N. J- was instantly killed when he fell from a tree after he had "shtnnied' up after a squirrel.
 Five wounded French reservists who left this country at the beginning of war, returned to New York on the steamer Chicago.
 While playing golf at Caldwell, N. J., Walter c. Brandley, a lawyer. killed a pheasant in flight by a ball driven from the first tee.
 pr. Raymond St. Clair, of Reno, s1,5O0 from stove where it had been accidentally thrown.
 pr. William Henry Baker, founder of the genealogical school for advanc- ed medics at Harvard University, died at Waltham, aged 69.
 After three months of idleness the shops of the Frisco Railroad, in Kan sas City, Mo-, have reopened4with a full force of 4So men
 There are no applications for post master of Bevans, N. J. when the place will become vacant Monday. The job pays $10 month.
 The United States naval collier Jason will call at English ports in January to bring English exhibits to the Pan- ama-Pacific Exposition.
 President MenocaI has issued spec ifications for bids until December 31 by banks domiciled in Cuba for the contract for coining money.
 Edward Preeourt, of Quebec, who is in New York city to buy horses for shipment to Canada, was held up and robbed of $S5 and gold watch.
 Wander EIIer, 1s, of smithtown. N. r., was shot and killed by his brother John, when, while hunting. the Iatter's gun was accidentally discharged.
 Charles Sieberhut, of Patehoque, l..
 
 was arrested when a shot fired by him in practice just missed two children.
 Joseph Smith, son of Joseph s. Smith. founder of the Mormon Church is dying at h ihsomeages ssultmak-i Mo.
 The body of Mrs Walter c. Springer missing from Marlboro Mass, for ten day. was found in a pond near MarI- boro. It is thought that she commit ted suicide.
 Mrs. David Shaw, 75 years old, of Circleville, N. r., was struck and kill. ed by an Ontario 6 Western train at Crawford Junction. Her body, was thrown 40 feet
 Two persons were shot. one fatally. during riot in Buffalo, when { mob tried to free two women arrested for stealing coal from the New York Gen. tral Railroad yards,
 To alleviate the anxiety of husband. at the front, the Bundesrath of Ger many has decided to furnish financial and medical assistance to women at the time of childbirth.
 Four members of a ThanksE4vine - two others fatally hurt when their auto was struck by a passenger train near Bloomington, Ill.
 Herbert Knight, "A a we'll to do Philadelphian, died at the home of his son, John Knight, in Ridgwood, N. J., from shock sustained in an automobile accident Thanksgiving Day.
 A daylight burglar who entered the home of Mayor Baker of Cleveland and escaped with jewels valued at $500 was captured 20 minutes later through a description given by Mrs Baker.
 Burglars entered the Russell. Masu. postoflce early Saturday morning and stole SIP in stamps. some pennies and 9 small quantity of tobacco and condy Entrance was gained through a base ment window.
 Charles C. Witmar, an American av- lator, notified relatives at Decatur, H., of his appointment Co the Russian sirship corps with headouarters at Sc 5astapol He Is already on his way to Vancouver, B. C., where he will