Norwich bulletin., 1914-11-23
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Three inches of snow fell in Detroit
 The Rank of Ene'snd received 2O.- 900 pounds in bar gold.
 Prince von euelow was appointed German Ambassador to Italy.
 F. D. MoIIenhauser. sugar refiner, Of Brooklyn, died of heart failure. Two add additional s Red @ criss, units units for
 Fire destroyed business block in keapsburg, N. J., at a loss of $250,-
 The TuoIomme copper mine at Butte Mont, was completely shut down.
 Heavy winds and tides forced the to abandon their station.
 Ellen Terry, the famous famous English ac- tress, arrived at Victoria British Co., lcnbia from the Orient.
 Ia an address at Philadelphia. Gen Nelson A. Miles said. "the war has only fairly commenced".
 A great northern loon weighing 15 pounds rearelv seen in the East, was killed at Caldwell, N. J.
 The Detroit Board of Commerce of fered a prize of $500 for the best Made in U. S. A." trademark.
 Two German steamers escaped from Chi. can ports carrying provisions for tie German Pacific squardron.
 Linwood Haines, Ltd, of America, a J., has gone into bankruptcy. Mrs. Bryan has given Washington lesson in neutrality by calling uron tEe wife of every ambassador and minister.
 The Street Cleaning Department of fierce of S0,00O to clean the city streets of snow
 The schooner Brazos colIided with l the steamer Mildred in Tampa Pay. and sank her. Later the Brazos filled The Swedish steamer MurjeL, New ! York for Stockholm, was seriously damaged in the Downs, off the Coats of England.
 l Great Rritsin ha p-~hi'7s+e7 t'o cs- portation of tea to all Continental ports 1 except ose of the allies ana of span and Portugal
 "zoIine," new motor fuel that can be manufactured for cect and hair l a gallon fe ''eing tested on the Indian apolis speedway.
 Ward DeBIake, fifteen. ofMiddle- town, N. Y. shot his mother dead when a rifle he was carrying was gc- cidentally discharged.
 The w. A5. McEIwain Shoe Co, of Manchester. N. H., received an order for s2, coo, GOO worth of shoes for the armies of the allied nations.
 After cutting the telephone and tel egraph wires. five men cracked the Ind, and escaped with $55,0o0.
 A revenue cutter seized the steam yacEt Winchester, reported to have as # was aLout to leave New York.
 Miss Caroline Rahbold, of Paterson l N J. e nImiJted suicide when sac Ie- lceIved word her brother, serving in the German srmy, had been killed.
 Christian kocher, suffering from a l ff.:'.Lued skunl and a bolken n SC ep- pe:.ed in B6Oklyn cout and identified the man who oeat and robbed ham
 More than 10000 sheep and 1000 cattle, ready for market, are being held up at Billings, Mont, by the quar- antine against the foot and mouth dis ease.
 Fifteen college graduates from New York and Boston are on their way to join the hospital of Mrs Harry Payne Whitney, in Belgium, to drive motor Iambulances.
 An Erie railroad engine running at fifty miles an hour, ran will into Cleveland and was stopped in the mid dle of the city by the fireman. after the engines: had jumped
 William Campbell of Brooklyn, was hned $2 for violating the traffic ordi- nt nee, when the wagon he was Cir1v- ing hit an auto fh which Mayor Mitch ell or New York was riding. 1 George DsIton, thirteen, If Mont. gomery, Mo-, an armless swinIin, I, vt. has won many prizes. was award ed S22,5OO against the Wabash Rail- roads one of whose trains cut off his arms.
 Major AdoIphe Messimy, at. one time Minister of War in the French Cabinet, and recently decorated with the Legion of Honor for bravery, was promoted to the rank of lieutenant colonel
 In an address before the interde- nominational Medical Missionary So- Infn nfry lot In 2lr R-I-