Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-25
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The American Steel C Wire Co.,, has blown in another furnace at Donora, Pa.
 From the 1914 wheat crop there are 2S0,O0o,O0o bushels available for ex- port.
 Anre Warner. the authoress, died at her home at Highland Falls, N. r., aged S7.
 The steamer Maryland caught fire in Chesapeake Bay. All the passengers were taken off.
 A seat on the New York Cotton Ex- change was sold for $10,750, an in- crease of $250.
 Fire did $15oooo damage to the liar risburg Pipe Sc Pipe Bending Works, Harrisburg, Pa.
 Joseph H, choate, of New York, the dean of the American bar, begins his eighty-t third year today.
 The Burlington Railroad will spend immediately $1,000,000 to complete a branch line in Wyoming.
 Phineas Pierce for many years in the clothing trade at Boston, Mass. died after a long illness.
 Towing 725,00o bushels of coal, the steamers sam Brown and Bcaz left Pittsburgh for southern ports.
 The Senate military affairs commit tee favorably reported the bill au- thorIzing Federal pay for militia
 Michael J. Hafey, aqed 51, personal tax collector of Hartford and a former assessor died at his home last night. David Harry Godel, aged 70, form CT Governor of New Hampshire, died at his home in Boston after a short illness.
 Ivar Holmquist, of Juneau, Alaska, while cunning near there with friend, was overcome by an avalanche and killed.
 Newman Erb, president of the Ann Arbor Railroad Go, will soon leave for a weeks inspection of the lines of the company.
 Fire from an unknown cause in the ] oTphanaEe of the Gray Nuns in Wor- cester Mass, drove the PAD orphans in to the street.
 ! One hundred nurses in the City Hos uital in Newark, \. J., threaten to i strike unless three suspended nurses l are reinstated.
 l The Swiss troops have been rein i forced along certain sections of their l frontier on account of the uncertainty i of the situation.
 The steamer California, due at New ork February 3, is carrying a cargo i of 100000 bags of coffee valued at S2O0, 0o0 from Brazil.
 i Wire drawing department employees of the Youngstown Sheet X Tube Co.,, who struck against a per cent. re- i duction will be paid off. i Sister Julie Rigard, a nun, acting as | 9 nurse III military hospital in i France, received the Legion of Honor for her bravery under fire.
 Alfred Moves, English poet and l peace advocate and visiting professor l of English at Princeton, reached New i York aboard the Lusitania. l A small army of worLmen was ern- 1 ployed at Indianapolis. battling against 1 one of the worst S1owstOrnls that city 1 has experienced in many years.
 The Navy Department will soon ad- verise for bids for the construction of a Zeppelin model airship and for a number of new type aeroplanes.
 A shipment of 1000 jackasses, pur- l chased by the British Government, is ] being assembled at New Orleans for India to be used for breeding purposes.
 An investigation of the Boston fire i, department charges made by a Bos- | ton newspa per has been asked of the i Finance Commission by Mayor Curley. ! 4 spectacular demonstration was 1 given by Lassen Peak, which broke forth in what is perhaps the most vi olent eruption of the series that be- gan last May.
 Patrick G. Collins Of Manhattan a fireman of the [. :. $. Tacoma died 2t t1e Colon, Panama hospital from injuries received in g boxing match | porsralt oE President Wilson, painted hy Seymour Thomas Of New York and Paris. v-as hung i8 the White House gallery with porcralts Of ] other presidents.
 Daniel Ga!uocE,i, . convi5ted cora- dercs man. 2c@arted 6 ten-y-eac prison
 term ia Oakland, Cal, 1T preference to deportation E3 AUstr5a to serve :n
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 4 charge Of dynamite ezeloded under the Estil. tIIy,.) county court house virtually destroying the structure. The explosion shook the town. No
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