Norwich bulletin., 1914-12-18

Northern Albanian tribes have de- clared war on Servia. Fall sown wheat in western Oregon is now eight inches high. were marked up two cents.
 investigation of the livestock foot and mouth disease will begin at the capitol today.
 The Columbus tohio) Stock ES. change will open for unrestricted trading Dec. q.
 The New Orleans Cotton Exchange will be closed December 25 and 26 and | January l and ?.
 The State Department announced tht France has decided not to regard l cotton a scontraband.
 Glasgow, Scotland, purchased 1000 bags of flour in St. Louis at the high est price on the crop.
 Mrs. Thomas F. Hart, millionaire police woman of Mucie, Id, resigned from the force because of i'll health.
 Captain Grefton L. Dassett, s7, died at his home in Vineyard Haven, the oldest steamboat man in Massachu- setts.
 The Government of Holland has contracted with the Kansas Flour Mills of Chicago for 24,2Oo,oOo pounds of flour.
 Creditors of the Dudley Mills Com pany of Worcester instituted bankrupt cy proceedings in the United States district court.
 Senator Robert Jaffray, owner of the
 A Boston Stock Exchange seat was sold for $15.000, the last previous sale being for $11.0oo.
 A misunderstanding concern of Hast ings, Mich, received an order from for the French army.
 A vote Of confidence in the Italian Government and its policies was adopt ed almost unanimously by the Italian Chamber of Deputies.
 The New York Police Department will install a system of green lights for summoning policeman. The install lation will cost $So,0oO.
 After months of deIiberation, the foreign relations committee ordered the Nicaraguan treaty reported to the enate for ratification Commissioner of Internal Revenue Osborn instructed collectors of intern al revenue to sign receipts for war tax stamps whenever requiret
 Rain has fallen every day this month in England and western Europe. Sci entists say this is probably the re- S1IIff of hPaVV-
 Mrs. George w. childs DrexeI has provided fund for the establishment of a bread line for the relief of the unemployed in Philadelphia
 J. P. Morgan will submit a proposal to sell the Alaska Northern Railroad to the government as part of the new Federal Alaska railway system.
 The State of Louisinan was granted an appeal to the Louisiana State Su- preme Court in its custer suit against tha American Sugar Refining Co.
 Thomas A. Edison received letter from President Wilson praising him by fire of his plant at West Orange,
 Members of the Hasty Pudding club | at daTNaTQ learned or the Q6aln al Keene. N. H., of Lemuel Hayward. AS the founder of the clubs famous the atricals.
 An appropriation of $2,2se,ooo for a five year census of agriculture in the United States was stricken from the legislative, executive and judicial ap- propriation bill.
 Charles, deBroqueviIie premier and minister of war in the Belgian Cabinet, arrived in Paris from London to dis euss matters of finance with the French Cabinet.
 A soldier who saw fighting in Ger man Guinea declared that the Ger mans secured the aid of the natives l by telling them that the English in- tended to eat them.
 Three students from China, Kuans Pic Hu, and Hung Chen Chen, of Pe- king, and Kou Chow Ii Tsing Tao head the honor list issued at Phillips Exeter Academy. at Exeter, N. H.
 New York city paid 5s1 blind per sons $23 each at the Department oi Correction pier. This was the second semi i-annual payment for 1914 out o1 | the City's appropriation for the blind Oliver Boucher, 50, a ring spinner I in one of the Fall River mills, was suf- l located in Q room at his boarding house on Flint street early yesterday when fire damaged the tenement building.
 The six masted schooner Alice M Lawrence, which struck on Tucker muck Shoal, December 6, was abandon ed after being stripped by her crew who remained on board since she | grounded
 F. A. Thompson, an army aviator ascended from Staten Island, N. Y. and from a height of 5.0o0 feet, looped the loop four times He had to be lift ed from his machine as he was numb from the cold.
 Colonel George w. Geethals, govern or of the Panama Canal zone, accomp- anied by Mrs. GoethaIs, left for the United States yesterday on a months leave of absence. He will spend Christmas with his children.
 
 | Girl Dies of Auto Injuries.
 Hartford, Conn, Dec. 17.-Mias Gen. evieve Sliney, 15 yeara old, of s9s Grand avenue. New Haven, died to- night in local hospital as tho result