Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-29

The Canadian Parliament decided to remove the import duty on American oats.
 The Canadian Vickers Steel plant Ottawa, advertised for 5000 additional hands.
 The Russian Government placed an order in this country for 756O tons of steel rails.
 The weather in Minnesota was ex- tremely cold, being 27 degrees below zero in Duluth.
 An equal suffrage bill was favorably reported in the lower house of the Texas Legislature.
 With s12,5oo in savings banks, Mrs. Anna Bachman died at her home in New York of starvation.
 Francisco Elias, Mexican Consul General in New York, paid $100 for a ticket to hear Caruso sing.
 The Pennsylvania Railroad sold to mortgage 41s per cent bonds.
 The Standard oil Co.,, of New York announced 6 reduction of 25 points in the price of export refined oil.
 The barracks of Fort standish on Lovells Island, in Boston harbor, sus- tained s20,000 damages by fire.
 AdoIph Kabuszewski was electrocut- ed in the Jersey State prison at Tren- ton for the murder of Mary Belinkien.
 Shipments of rosin from the United States to the Netherlands will here a fer he T1aS SGPd Inv "a EIriTiC11 .aa T0E- trols.
 The steamship Baltic sailed from New York for Liverpool with sixty four war motor trucks as part of her cargo.
 The annual meeting of the Interna- tionaI Smokeless Powder x Chemical Co, will be held in Philadelphia, Feb ruary 8.
 Racing at Oriental Park, Havana, was officially postponed until Satur- day because heavy floods keep the | track flooded.
 Independent Texas oil producers or gaized at Austin to oppose a bill which they allege, will extend the charter powers of the Texas Co. President Wilson has signed the coast guard bill, which combines the revenue cutter service and the life saving service. The Department of Agriculture is sued orders closing the Pittsburgh and Chicago stock yards because of new cases of foot-and-mouth disease.
 The Pittsburgh works of the Amer ican Sheet &. Tin Plate, Co, at New Kensington, Pa., will resume opera tions in full time on February l.
 President Wilson has ten tons of coal in his cellar. but the dealer can not collect for it because the Govern ment refuses to o. K. it without contract
 Burglars dynamited the safe in Cou- tn Brothers liquor store at Central Falls, R. l., during Wednesday night and escaped with more than $100 in cash.
 Damages of S16,ooo were awarded by a jury an Bangor Me. to Miss Eliza beth l.. Garmong, in her suit against John B. Henderson, of Washington for breach of promise. Aime Touton, aged is of winsted was arrested charged with having rob bed five cottages at Highland lake. A part of the booty is said to have been found in his home. The Department of Agriculture an- nOunced that it is in a position to re- imburse stock owners whose cattle were killed in the fight against the foot-and- d-mouth disease. The Argentine Government will send to the United States a special delega- tion for the purpose of strengthening the economical and financial ties be- tween the two countries.
 A pair of boxing gloves, for Baby Francis Sayre, termed the "White from Mike Donovan, ex-President Roosevelt's sparring partner.
 With a fire in her forehoId, the Brit ish steamer Marval, New York for Port of Spain, arrived at Trinidad, British West Indies. and discharged her passengers, mail and 65 mules.
 threatened deficit in the govern ment's revenue presented a problem that President Wilson, his cabinet and congressional leaders had before them for solution at a White House confer ence.
 Two women, who killed two white men in defense Of their honor and their
 
 homes were eXonerated and set at lib dicated. Public sentiment was with the defendants.
 investigation has satisfied the state department that the man imprisoned at Aberdeen. Scotland, holding an American passport issued here to Adolph Dietzel, is not the rightfuI holder of fthe credential.
 Catholic Clerical Appointments.
 Hartford, Conn.,, Jan 2S.-These clerical appointments. were announced today by Bishop Johh J. Milan of the diocese of Hartford (Roman Catholic):
 Rev. Edward J. Quinn, from St. Mary's church. East Hartford, to St. Francis Xaviers church (Waterbury (assistant).
 Rev. William J. Dunn from St. Fran cis Xavier's church, Waterbury, to St. A1aEy'S church. East Hartford