Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-22
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 The Leonard mine near Butte, re- stunned operations.
 The Mexican eanboat Gu-rero is dis abled at Salina Cruz.
 One hundred thousand persons aref out of work in Chicago.
 The AmalsamaSed Copper Co.,, de- clared- a dividend of 50 cents a share.
 Total failures in Crest Britain in 1914 were 5,412, compared with 6757 in 1913.
 Mir. Jerome Said He Would Try to have Thaw's case called for trial next week.
 The tank steamer Guffight is load ing a cargo of cotton at Galveston for Bremen.
 in Japan 70 per cent of female fac tory employees live in the factory dorraitories. change was sold for $1O,5oo, an in- crease of $500.
 The Prince of Wales, travelling in cognito, made a trip to the front in Upper A1sace.
 Duke Ernest Augustus, ruler of Brunswick, and son-in-1aw of Kaiser Wilhelm, was operated on.
 The Pope plant of the Phillips Sheet & Tin Plate Co., at SteubenvilIe, o. will resume operations Monday.
 Wage increases for postal clerks and letter carriers have been indorsed by the American Fedration of Labor.
 The Joplin, Mo, school board fay ors union labor in the construction and repairing of all public schools
 Thomas J. LaIIy, Director Of Public health at Salem, Mass, committed sui eide by shooting at hotel at Lynn.
 Five men were injured by an ex- plosion on the new submarine tender Fulton in the CharleStown Navy Yard.
 Walter A. Johnson of westchester County, was elected president of the New York Progressive State Commit tee.
 Rt. Rev. Bishop Thomas Nj. A. Burke of the Catholic diocese of Al- bany died suddenly after his evening meal
 The steamer Lapiand left New York carrying on the forward deck two large traction engines or trench dig gers.
 ance company at Hartford voted to in- crease the capital stock from S4,000,000 to $5,00o,000
 The estate of the late John E. Par sons of New York, who was known as the Father of Trusts, is estimated at $6 900. 900.
 The John A. RoebIing Sons Wire Co.'S Buckhorn plant in South Tren- ton, N. J., destroyed by fire Monday will be rebuilt.
 The New York State Fair Commis- sion decided to hold the State Fair at Syracuse, during the week of Sep tember 13 to IS.
 A five story building in Toledo, oc- cupied by the A. $. HickOk Dry Goods Co, was burned to the ground by fire at a loss of S300,O00.
 The Italian freisnter Varese was blown up and sunk off Pola, the Aus trian naval base in the Adriatic, after striking mine.
 At secret session of the Senate in Lima, it was decided to bring about Ia reduction in the numerical strength of the Peruvian army.
 Fourteen German soldiers were drowned when a supply train plunged into a canal between Hasslet and TurnhOlt, east of Antwerp.
 A Cottage at Myrtle Beach. Milford. owned by the Leisure Hour club of Bridgeport, was burned yesterday. The loss is placed at about $4.O00.
 The Petroleum Iron Works Co.,, has started the construction of several 55,- COG barrel tanks and number of smaller ones at Providence. R. l.
 "Francs" will be the name of Pres ident Wilson's grandson the child of MT. and Mrs. Francis B. Sayre, who was born in the White House Sunday.
 JeweIry valued at s3ooo was stolen from the quarters of Rear Admiral De Witt Coffman aboard the battelship Virginia, during a recent stay in Bos- ton.
 With the inauguration of four State OfficieTs in Boston, Governor Walsh i Democrat, was left without any col leagues of his party in elective State office.
 Miss Nor1a McAdoo, eldest daughter of the Secretary of ehTreasury, and her chum. Miss Catherine Britton are to become Red Cross nurses with the Allies.
 Gen. Clarence R. Edwards, [. s. 4. l recommended the erection of a $2,000,- 900 concrete army post to accommodate i 5,000 men at Corozal, near the city of | Panma.
 The battieship Oregon, rejuvenated 1 and placed in commission to lead the | Atlantic fleet through the Panama Ca l nal next March, is coaling at San ] Francisco.
 The lower branch of the Rhode Is- ]