Norwich bulletin., 1915-03-11

The Russian Government prohibited the export, without a special permit, or any article of forage or food.
 A charter was granted at Dover, Del, to the Locomotive PulVerized Fuel Co.,, capital stock, $5,0oO,0oO.
 There are twenty-two ships held up from passing through the Panama Canal by the slide in Culebra Cut.
 A masked highwayman held up two of the stone quarries near Ind, and escaped with $2,000.
 A gun manufacturing concern to be ed building operations in Bridgeport, Conn.
 In the Brooks Club in London, there was made a bet of $250 to S25 that the present war will not be over for five years.
 The Academy of Fine Arts at Lou vain, Belgium, was reopened in a building formerly used by the staff of the Civil Guard.
 Mary DougIis Goddard, reputed to be the oldest Quaker preacher in the world, observed her 105th birthday at Brunswick, Me.
 At special meeting in Camden, N. J., stockholders of the International Smokeless Powedr and Chemical Co. voted to dissolve.
 Relief for the suffering inhabitants of Progreso, Mexico, was sent from Mobile, Ala, on board the schooner James w. Paul, Jr.
 For the first time in nearly two years, the Gary, Ind, plant of the American Sheet & Tin Plate Co.,, is operating at capacity.
 Gladys Montague, an actress out of work, shot and fatally injured her self while riding in a taxicab on Broadway, New York.
 w. E. Haskell formerly of the Bos- ton Herald. and. the. Minneapolis Times, has become business manager of the Chicago Herald.
 most of the winter. in exceptionally good condition, and is rated at 9i per cent. of a full crop.
 An anti-treating bill, designed tc prevent treating in saloons was intro duced in the lower house of the Pennsylvania Legislature.
 Captain c. Yannopouis, of the Greel navy, arrived at New York He will visit the steel works at Bethlehem Pa-, to purchase big guns.
 In the superior court at Danbur, Judge Hoyard J. Curtis, appointed Charles D. Parks, of Danbury, receiv. CT for the National Hat company.
 The Wonx tribe building association of Southington, with a capital of $50,. 900 has filed a certificate of incorpo. ration with the secretary of state. The New York Senate. passed tn, bill making possession of a bomb ol bomb shell a violation of the Sullivan law, and punishable as 8 felony. William Hughes of North Poultney Vt, was killed and Cornelius Burni premature blast in a quarry at Fai Haven.
 The annual report of Public Servic Corporation of New Jersey shows net increase in surplus for 191
 amounting to more than $1,500,00 dollars.
 An order for 75o trucks, valued a | more than one million dollars was re | ceived from the French Governmen by the Thomas B. Jeffrey Co.,, of Ke nosha, Wis.
 Fifteen thousand unskiIIed workmer | and laborers in the Clyde ship yard decided to go on strike Saturday i | an increase of pay of 2 cents an hou | is not granted.
 The recent municipal elections in | Maine cities isclosed losses. Republi cans carried eleven cities and reduced l the advirse majority in the cities nor than $1,500,000.
 Several white men and a score 0 i Eskimos left Nome, Alaska, durinl | a heavy snow storm to search fo
 Mrs. Emma Dalquits, who was lost il
 a blizzard Sunday. At the session in Atlantic City, tn
 Methodist Episcopal Church confer
 ence adopted a resolution to have Bill | ly Sunday conduct a revival in Cam l den, N. J., next year. Announcement was made of the ap i pointment of Andrew J. CurT1er o | New Bedford, Mass, as agent of tn Warren Manufacturing Co.,, at War 1 ren, R. l., WHICH operates UlS COlIOi | mills.
 Barney F. Kelley, formerly sherii
 of Franklin county, Vt, and lon prominent politically, died late las
 night at St. Albans, at the age of 6 years He at one time lived in Bos | ton.
 1 Word was received at Torrington o | the death in St. Augustine, Fla, o
 John Jay Karl, 51, of Litchfielt formerly a commissioner of Litchfie1
 county. He died suddenly of hear | disease.
 | The wireless operator and ten me | of the crew of the sealing steame
 Erik, caught in the ice off Bay Bulls 1 15 miles south of St. Johns, N. F
 came ashore over the ice, having lei their ship last night. i An indictment charging embezzle ment of $117,000 was returned 8 I Chicago against Sidney Ossoki, form
 erly general claim agent of the Chica l go Railways company. The charg was based on alleged false death an
 accident claims against the compan! <