Norwich bulletin., 1914-12-25

Condensed TeIearams

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 The Bank of England received 12s,- 900 pounds bar gold
 The Chicago Board of Trade will re- main open Saturday
 Argentine Is spending s1,7oo,ooo at the San Francisco fair.
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 One million bushels of cash cats were sold to Italy in Chicago.
 Traffic on all lines were tied up by Austria established a maximum price of $2.4o for 22o pounds of potatoes 1 The discount rate of the Imperial Bank of, Germany was reduced per cent.
 1ss sfi Ss.sss o sssS os! ess7ise as %s lnipeg,
 Minneapolis grain brokers predict that wheat will sell there at $1.5o busheI.
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 The American Plate Glass Co., at James City, Pa. resumed operations in full.
 Great Britain consented to the pro posal of Americans to send relief to Jerusalem.
 To date the British navy has held to neutral ports.
 It was announced in christiania that S10, 800, 900 of the new Norwegian loan has been subscribed.
 Fire destroyed an office and part of at a loss of s3,000.
 King George and the royal family will celebrate Christmas in the usual way at Sandringham
 have been presented with an elephant as a regimentaI mascot.
 Eisht perssn; ; were injured ire .,s when Hsnn haitian Bridge, New York
 The Swedish steamer Orion arrived at Charleston S. C., from Savannah with her cargoe of cotton afire. The New York State Conservation Commission will start a game farm
 of 140 acres near BroolShaven, L. l. \ President Wilson renominated Henr1
 Clay Hall of Colorado Springs, Co. tC
 be interstate commerce commissioner III Every Belgian soldier on. the Yse | a-~R ~vr
 gars from King Albert as a Christmas
 gift.
 U Mrs. Hannah kosIeoff believed to b'
 the oldest woman in the United States
 died in hospital in New York, age'
 IF.
 Bank robbers using a wire "hshed = from under a cage door $2.000 in S1
 notes from the Central Bank Rich
 mond Va. lg The Hoster Columbus Assoeiate l. Breweries of Columbus Ohio. a SIP. as 100000 corporation, bas applied for at receivership.
 Kutuktu Palace, at Ursa, Mongolia ], the seat of the Deified Lama of tn vo Mongols. was destroyed by fire wit CT all of it's treasures. m Flames destroyed one building o he Hilbert street, Philadelphia, an ad threatened to destroy a whole blocl r. The loss was s125.oOo.
 William J. Burke, one of the mo. ,a famous American minstrels, died in 'e hospital at Lynn, Mass, after an ope et ration for appendicitis. st The Laurentide Co, Ltd, of Cue s ar bee, producing pulp and paper IS in ,eI porting reindeer from Newfoundlan Ae for hauling in the woods.
 The liner Luistania, the last of th n- Christmas ships from England, arrive re. at New York twenty-four hours lai in after & very rough voyage.
 The proposed cruise of the steam,
 Finland to South America under u auspices of the Fidelity Trust Con l.. pany of Baltimore, has been abandon
 A Maine farmer who arrived at Boi
 ton with a shipment of 500 Christina n's trees found the market so poor tn; ld- he gave the trees to the SalvatiC " Army.
 tai Raymond Lucas, 10 years old, of o. nd ford. Kan, was fatally injured wht ter he was dragged across railroad tracl to by a calf he had '-roped'' while pla7 -a- ing cowboy. 7as A large limousine valued at SIS lp- was destroyed by fire on the Bellevil the turnpike in Kearney, N, J. The m nt- chine was owned by Dr. Darwin Nag es- of Manhattan.
 of Three men were taken down Iadde las from the third floor when they we a trapped by fire in a three-story bri me building at Newburyport, Mass, ter the business section In rec George E. Hayes, of London, a co Tc- S,,Ifinor raoloDiSf 1rad3ofe |haf q