Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-07

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 The United States Supreme Court in Washington held the Ohio worknen's
 Archbishop Ireland, of St. Paul, will be created cardinal at the next Con sistory, the date of which has not been fixed.
 The first important auction sale of prize steamers will be held in London today. Five captured German vessels will be sold.
 The Netherlands Oversea Trust Co.,. formed at The Hague to handle all imports into Holland, is ready to be- gin operations.
 Mime. GerviIIe- Reache, a singer of international reputation, died in 1 Roosevelt Hospital, New York, of blood poisoning.
 Mme. Poincare, wife of the French President, announced that on account | of the war she will not hold recep- tions this winter.
 The coming tower of the battle ] ship Louisiana was damaged by fire, at Norfolk, Va. The cause of the fire is beign investigated The will of George c. TiIyou, the | Coney Island, (N. Y,) amusement man, | leaves the entire estate of more than | S1,200,000 to his widow. Controller of the Currency Williams, 1 at Washington, issued a call for the i condition of national banks at the close of business, December 31. 1 The St. Louis Union Bank with cap- ! ital and SlIrnlTIS of 00 0OO ba haaU 1 organized by persons identified with the St. Louis Union Truist Co.
 Immigration authorities at Washing | ton were notified of the capture of a gang of five alleged smugglers in the mountains of southern California.
 Theodore Armstrong, president of the Pennsylvania Salt Manufacturing | Co., and a veteran of the Civil War, died at his home in Philadelphia. All Roumanians resident in Switzer- l land who are liable to military service have been ordered to return to Rou- mania, by their Consuls in Swttzer- land.
 A f'neutraI" party has made it's ap- | pearance in Southern Mexico, accord | ing tO reports received here by rep resentatives of the conventionarst party.
 With less than sixty miles of rails l to lay, officials of the Canadian North ern Railroad believe that the line to the Pacific Coast will be finished in a month.
 Four young Austrian women, of Ce- menton, Pa, were killed by a Lehigh | Valley Express train, while walking on the track between Cementon and Coplay.
 Dragged 25o yards by his foot after | stealing a ride on a trolley car and losing his hold, William Mathews of Philadelphia, escaped with few l scratches.
 The year 1914 was a record breaker | in the number of marriage licenses is sued in New York city. There were 60,9S1 licenses issued, an increase of 1888 in 1913.
 To aid paroled prisoners to keep out of crime, Judge William T. Boyle of the Camden, N. J., court has ordered that saloon men shall not sell intoxi- cants to them.
 Edward c. ott, an ordinary seaman on the battleship Florida, was killed on the ship during a boxing match with Pat Walsh. another sailor. Ott hit his head on the deck
 The steamship Hannah left New York for. Rotterdam with $500, ,O0OO cargo of food and clothing contributed l by the people of Kansas for relief of the destitute Belgians.
 The engine of limited train No. g, south bound from St Louis, on the Missouri. Kansas & Texas Railroad overturned near Bells. Tex, in5uring the engineer and fireman.
 A woman who said she was Miss Julia Ryan, of New York, was arrested ! in Springfield, Mass for acting strangely. In her purse was more than $500 in nickles, dimes and quart CTS.
 l The Great Northern Liner Minnesota 1 the largest cargo carrier on the Pa | citic and the largest vessel flying the American flag on any ocean, will i'm mediately return to the Oriental ser l vice.
 John Sausman, a Chicago policeman, | was shot and killed by one of two holdup men he discovered robbing a. pedestrian. James O'Nei1, one of the hold-up men, was captured when shot by another policeman. Michael Demann, Of Manchester is Tn St. Francis hospital, Hartford in a critical condition from a scalding re- ceived While at work in the HilIiard mill in Buckland Wednesday. Legs and body are affected.
 Ferne Roger, the American actress who played the leading part in Drury Lane production of the Sleeping Beauty" resigned from the company. having been forced out because of her pro-German sympathies.