Norwich bulletin., 1915-11-11
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onnecticut in Proportion t Condensed Telegrams Attorney. General Richard MiIburn died at Indianapolis. He was 50 years
 The South Australian per cent. fully subscribed.
 The Pullman Go. of Chicago receiv- ed an order for 1000 box cars from the Western Pacific Railroad.
 Ihe eighth annual convention of the Atlantic Deeper Waterways Associa- tion opened at Jacksonville, Fla.
 Revolutionary forces defeated the army of President Cabrera in a severe | battle at Valle de Ixtatam, Guatemala. Edwin II. HoIbrook, chief clerk in the Pension Bureau at Washington, l died in Philadelphia He was 70 years | old.
 Miss Margaret Tompkins was | thrown from a horse and inujred at | the horse shown in Madison Square Garden.
 The British steamer NoIisement l Newport News for Genoa which ran aground at Leghorn, Italy, was re-
 ioated.
 Official announcement was made in Picking that no change in the form of | government in China will be made this year.
 William, 6isoId, IS years of age, was ! accidentally shot near St. Johnsbury, Vt, by Manuel Morrison, aged 22, while on hunting trip.
 The lumber laden schooner Anne M. | Parker was driven ashore on Cape Band during gale. Her captain and crew were rescued.
 Miss Mary Marks, woman voter, was arrested in San Francisco for electioneering at the balloting for city and county officers.
 Baron Eiehi shibusawa, one of Ja- pans foremost fnanciers, accomp- anied by a number of Japanese bank CTS arrived in San Francisco. | meeting of the Peruvian Congress will be held today to promulgate the the amendment to the constitution providing for religious freedom. Norway will send a special com missioner, Johan Molback- -Thellefsen, to the United Statespto purchase war munitions and to pi zee orders.
 The New York City Board of Alder men in special session, received the
 1916 tax budget of of $19S, S,9S1,155 It
 was referred to the finance committee
 Because of the heavy traffic on the } Pennsylvania ailroad. all furloughed hremen have been re-ep1ployed, and , 31- firemen promoted to be engineers II Mrs MoAdoo, wife of the Secretar, , of Treasury and daughter of Presi- den Wilson. appeared on the streets of Washington carrying e walking l stick.
 A bill prohibiting Iiquor advertise. ments in any form in Georgia, and
 making such advertisements a misde-
 meanor' was passed by the Georgia
 Senate. The sinking Of the steamer Ancons by hostile submarine has caused in
 tense indignation in official circles ir
 Rome and among the Italian public generally.
 | aged years. and Miss Malitia Fer.
 rera, all bound for Waterbury, were or board the Italian liner Aacona, whicf was sunk by submarine.
 After having been washed off tn, Scottish coast where she had TUT aground near Kirkwall, the American oil tanker Llama sank. Her hull haC been pierced by the rocks. Henry B. Tengeman, a retired fire !, man of New York was awarded $5, ,00 , damages for inuries jreceived when h. was knocked down by an automobiI ot the Department ot Water Supply.
 Six hundred st 'iking rnachinsts (, ? tlIe 12 inch shell department of tn Westinghouse Machine Co. plant 2!
 Pttsuburgh returned to work, havia:
 been granted an Is per cent wage in
 crease.
 1 The Italian Line steamship Stam V palia, sister ship of the Ancona, ha e arrived from Naples. Her voyage wa
 without incident. The Stampalia lief g Naples one week before the sailing O ] the Ancoua-
 e A. a result of ths closing of tn e Panama Canal. Galveston, Tex, e congested with freight bound fo
 New York and casters points. It wi
 take about 30 days to relieve tn ] congestion.
 n Seattle business men are conferrin . with French commercial representa-
 tiyes to form a plan for the establish S tment of a steamship line giving direc I communication between Puget Scum 5 and France.
 George Whalen, resident of tn
 Bowery, New York, was arrested afte
 he had broken a window of a hard ) ware store so that he might be arrest
 ed and sent to Sing Sing to eat f Christmas dinner.
 Missionary workers from Bostor , Washington, Philadelphia and othe
 cities were. in attendance at the open ing of the 18th annual convention o . the Woman's Board of Missions of tn \ Congregational church at Burlington : Vt.
 , At a meeting of the London stoc I | exchange a resolution was passe
 calling upon committee to take ac
 tion to prevent the return of German @ and Austrian members unless the have sons fighting on the side of tn -Irs