Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-11-16

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Great Britain has annexed the Gil
bert and Ellice Islands In the Pacific
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a heavy snow and rainsterm sweep.
over the British Isles, causing several
shipwrecks.
pubiiher, who died recently. left net
estate of about s1,o0o.
7 The German buyins eemmissien
purchased 2o, 200 tons OF corn in Bull
kgaria for Immediate delivery.
Three men were seriously sealded
when the boiler of a Boston, & Maine
locomotive blew UP near Calais. Me.
William J. Bryan, accompanied by
Mrs. Bryan. has gone to his home at
Miami, FTa..Sto rematn for the winter.
Robert Burns Wilson, well known
painter and grandson of Robert Burns,
the poet, is seriously i'll in Brooklyn
hospital.
| Salvation army workers in England
haze been exempted from enlistment
| on the ground that they are ministers
| OF religion
| New Zeaiand's government is con-
i Eidering TIE problem presented by the
emigration Of men Of military age to
San Francisco.
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! General at London win sail for Eng
/ land on Nov. 27 after a visit to his
home at Massilon. Ohio.
N. j., and his grandson Leo Smith,
aged 3-,were killed when struck by an
Erie express train at Paterson.
Charles w. J.. Blake, oldest son of
4 Baron Wallscourt. was dismissed
from the British army. He was a
lieutenant in the Welsh Fusiliers.
The Great Lakes freighter Charles
A Duck, until recently the City of
Berlin. was lost with all hands ae-
cording to a report received at Duluth.
Gen. Carranza will renew his appli-
cation to the United States for the ex-
tradition of Victoriano Huerta on the
charge o numbering President Madero.
A Naples newspaper asserts that
King Ferdinand Of Bulgaria has prom
ised Pope Benedict that after the war
Bulgaria will become a Catholic
country.
The submarine fiotiIIa which left
4 Honlulu on Oct. 29 arrived at San
Francisco. The submarines were tow
ed on the voyage by a cruiser and a
navy tug.
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Il Freight and passenger rate increases
were granted the railroads. df Mis-
souri, b ytiie State Public Service
Commission, The new schedules are
effective Jan. l. s.
John swinburne Cook, vice. -presi-
Il ents Of the Paterson, n. J., National
Bank, died In Paterson from heart
i failure, contracted by over -exertion
while playing golf
Boston was second only to New
York in the volume Of exports during
i October, the total reaching SIS, 1000, 600
Il New York exported about $175,oo0,
900 worth Of goods.
| The sritish government has decid-
ed to allow the shipment to the
UNITED States of German books of q
scientific. technical philosophical OIL
educational character.
The battIeships Texas, New York
Loufsinan. Arkansas, Minnesota anc
South Carolina arrived at Norfolk. Va.
to coal preparatory to manoevres and
speed runs along the coast.
William Southworth, Paris repre-
lsentative of a manufacturer of electric
belts, was convicted of illegally prac-
tising; medicine and sentenced to. &
year in prison and. fined 5000.
A formal order was issued by the
Post ONCE Department directins
postmasters hereafter to refuse to ac-
cept parcel post packages for Ger
many Austria and Hungary.
Because his name in Chinese was
spelled Go-da-me, Fred Kattmerer, ir
u business. in Hong Kong and Shang-
hal. China, had his name changed tc
Fred Barton in court in New York.
Officials investigating the fire which
destroyed the plant of the John A
Roebling Sons Co. at Trenton, N. J.
discovered that the fire alarm boxes
had been tampered with before the
fire.
Papers in the divorce case institut-
ed at Pittsburgh by Harry K. Thaw
against Evelyn Thaw were. served on
Mrs. Thaw by Deputy Sheriff Bradley
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Louis.
Six Christian Scientists of Berlin
attended the famous actress Butte von
Arnauld during here recent fatal ILL.,
ness, were found guilty OF homicide
They were sentenced to six months In
prison
Speaking before the students of the
Worcester, (Mass.) Polytechnic Insti-
tute. Gen. Leonard Wood urged youIig
college men to join the army. While
10000 officers are needed to command
100000 men, only 1900 are available
the general said.
/ A majority of the $50 Irish emi-
/ grants booked to sail for the United
Il States from Liverpool on the Ameri-
can liner st. Paul, cancelled their
Preservation because of the measures
taken by Great Britain to prevent the
sailing of men ut for war service.
Mrs. n. D. AuehineIoss and Miss
Elizabeth r. Gailaudet,s both New York
society women, were seriously injured
netar Westport, Conn when Mrs.