Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-01
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Condensed TeIegrams

Rudyard kiplins Celebrated his 4sth birthday.
 Champ Clark Announced that he will not be a candidate for the presidency
 Freight Traffic on the St. Paul rail- road in December decreased , per cent.
 The Withdrawal of Federal Troops from the strike districts of Colorado has begun.
 Chicago Dealers in Horses report steady buying of those animals by the Italian government.
 The Winter Wheat Territory is al- most entirely covered with from three to six inches of snow.
 The Next Cotton einnir~ Report will be issued by the census bureau in Washington on Jan. 9.
 A Seat on the Chicago Board of Trade was sold for S4,425. an advance of $125 over the last previous sale.
 Three Miners Were Killed and five others injured by fall of slate in the Greenville mine at Greenville. Ky.
 The Springfield, Mass. Temporary loan of S500.000 has been awarded to Morgan, Bartlett 6: Co. of New York.
 The Destruction of the British war ship Bulwark was officially entered as 2n accident at an inquest held in Lon don.
 Six Hundred Thousand Brook Trout are expected to hatch this week at the state fish hatchery at Hackettstown, V. \
 President Wilson Received 50 mem committee of the United States and Canada.
 Twenty Nurses Who Will Offer their services to the allies sailed from New York for Liverpool or the steamer 4usitania.
 Harrison Grey Fisk of New York, the heatrical producer, filed petition in bankruptcy in the United States dis trict court. -,----.
 Lieut.. Brano GaribalGi, grandson of he Italian hero, was killed leading a charge of the Italian volunteers against the Germans.
 Secretary of the Navy Daniels an- nounced that the wage scales in the variou- navy yards in 1915 will be the same as this year.
 Three Children of George Linburner of Bloomsburg. Pa, were burned to death when they set their home on fire while playing with matches.
 The Steamship Lusitania, the last of the large liners to sail from New York to Europe this year. is protected by $1,00O,000 additional insurance. 
 Steamship Lines Operating to South Africa announce that the surcharge on sreight, hitherto held at 20 per cent, has been reduced to Is per cent. The Freezing Of Gulver's Brook 1f water for the electric plant there, pIunging the town into darkness.
 One Hundred and Five Vessels which operated under foreign control prior tC the war have been added to the Amer ican merchant marine since Aug. IS.
 Samuel W. Pennypacker, former gov ernor of Pennsylvania, has been ap- pointed chairman of the Pennsylvania 0ublic service commission by Governor Tener.
 The Revenue Gutter Andrascoqin will leave Boston Jan. ?, equipped as a hospital ship, to give aid to American eshermen along the coast of Nova Scotia.
 The City Council of Chieaao has au. -horiZed the appointment of a munich nal commission of ten men to devise means of meeting the unemployment situation.
 Lieut. siIvano Alfredo Andrew of the Argentine navy and his chauffeur, lanes Hartley, were injured when +heir auto crashed into a trolley car in Trenton, \. J.
 Two American BIueiactets from the hattleshIp North Carolina were drown cd at Beirut Syria, as they were swimming back to the ship after being absent without leave.
 That He Mi7ht Not Fail to Arise at a. m. to press the button opening the San Die"o exposition on Jan. 1, Presi dent Wilson received a handsome ster- ling silver alarm clock.
 The Christmas Presents sent by American c1iidrenI to the orphaned children of Servia have Teen distrib uted through Charles VolpIoka, Ameri- can minister to Servia.
 In View of the Abnormal 9rice of WhedF. Lne government or InQIa mas decided to restrict the exports to 10n- n00 tons of wheat. including flour, from Dec. to March 31. 1915
 Tn Every Surface Street Gar there turks at least two ca ases of diNhthRria one Of nneun'onia and ore If tuber- oulosiS. accordinr to Dr. E. V. Hill of the Chicago health department.
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