Norwich bulletin., 1915-11-27

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 es for game were adopted by the German government. Former President Taft declared at i Rochester that he favors Elihu Root as the next president.
 Capt. Sir sehomberg K. Mcdonnell, brother of Lord Antrim, died in Lon- don of wounds received in battle. films concerning the new war loan. France presented a series of official dlms concerning the new wa rloan.
 Thanksgiving was not formally cell ebrated in any way by the American colony in London, because of the war.
 Senator Morris Sheppard of Texas will introduce a bill in Congress for prohibition in the District of CoIum- bia-
 To celebrate Thanksgiving, Gov. George V. Hays of Arkansas, pardon ed 12 convicts from the state peniten- | tiary.
 All public buildings in Washington are being watched Dy armed guards to prevent any attempt to destroy | them.
 The funeral of the late Bishop David H. Moore Of the Methodist ! Episcopal church was held at Cincin- natl, O.
 James Larkin, of East Orange, N. J., 1 fell dead on the green of the Upper AIontclair Country Club. lie was 23 years old.
 The Canadian troop ship Missanbie, | which left Canada WlJn 1,621 men and 54 officers on Nov. Is, arrived safely | at England.
 During the week ending Nov 19, the Santa Fe Railroad moved 33,9l7 | loaded cars, compared with z9,726 for the same week last year. War material contracts amounting | to Slz,5GO,OOO were closed with the Allies by the Poole Engineering and Machine Co.,, of Baltimore. { An order was issued by the Pe- ruvian government prohibiting the ex- ! portation of Eicuna and Alpaca hides i and articles made from them.
 Foreign mining men in Mexico have ! made d vigorous protest against the i increased tax on mining property l which goes into effect next March. I Attorney E. K. Nicholson of Bridge l; port has been appointed temporary re- Ii ceiver Of the iTGnDuA Motor Car com \ pany of that clty, wlth bond of S2o,V0O. i Countess SzshenyI, formerly Gladys |, Vanderbilt, has turned the Szechenyl | palace in BuIapest into an orphanage, where 300 war orphans are sheltered.
 
 ed, two badly, when a Russian" will lage was blown up near Fort Lee, N. ed. ed where a war movie is being stag
 A total of Ss7,131 was spent by the Empire State Suffrage Campaign Committee in its unsuccessful fight for woman suffrage at the last elec- tion.
 land that was being watched by Fed eral agents and police, proved to be d bungalow in the course of cOnstruc- ton.
 A fire believed to have been incen- diary. caused several hundred dollars damage to the Newark, N. J., plant of the Maas &5 Walstein Chemical Works.
 
 N. r., was reelected president of the New York Teachers's Association at the closing session of the convention at Rochester.
 While walking on the Susquehanna railroad track near Passaic, N. J.,, Blazer Gregory, 12 year old boy was struck by passenger train and in- stantly killed.
 Maior-Gen- cop,n.nd.n+ c.ao R.r nett of the Marine Corps, approved the carrying of swagger sticks by ma rines in uniform while ashore or out of the barracks.
 A contract was closed by the Re- public Iron & Steel Company for 25,0O0 tons of bessemer pig iron at ST a ton for delivery in the first quarter of next year. Subscriptions to the French govern ment's loan of victory are exceed ing all expectations. It is estimated the days subscriptions in Paris alone exceeded s5,o0o, 100000. Union Pacific Railroad earnings for October, showed the greatest gains of recent years in gross and net revenues for that month. Gross increase was sIO74'OOo and the net Ss6oOO,
 James F. Travis, aged 65, of Tor rington, died at the Litchfield county hospital in Winsted early today as the result of a fall on Tuesday. He fell about four feet from ladder, his head hitting a brass railing.
 The old Anniston, Ala, plant of the Illinois Car & Equipment Co.,, closed for number of years, will be placed | in operation soon by the Southern Munitions Corporation, a new com pany.
 REOPENING OF STEEL FOUNDRY
 AT NEW YORK NAVY YARD