Norwich bulletin., 1915-02-04
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 Wool prices in Melbourne advanced another 5 per cent.
 The Bank of England may advance 1000, 900 pounds to Greece. in January decreased about per cent.
 A receiver was appointed for Gowan & Sons, soap manufacturers of Buffalo.
 Earthquake shocks occurred in a number of districts in Yorkshire, Eng land.
 The Bank of eermany's gold hold ings increased 1S,703,000 marks last week.
 Fire in the wholesale district of AL bany, N. |, caused six firms a. loss of s150,00G.
 The total output of the Anaconda Copper Mining Co. in January was 1S,- 100000 pounds.
 Approximately 100000 persons have attended the sermons of Billy Sunday in Philadelphia
 William Lewis Grey, a pioneer leath- merchant of Chicago, died at his home of angina pectoris.
 Forty eight thousand bales of cotton arrived at Bremen between. December 31 and January 9.
 Stocks of corn in Chicago exceeded 100000 bushels, or nearly double those of a year ago.
 The Bulgarian noratoriun, which would have expired February 7, was extended three months.
 The Standard Oil Go, of Kansas de- clared a quarterly dividend of s a share, payable February IT.
 The Bergen County, N. J., Board of Freeholders appropriated St4.0o0 to aid in mosquito extermination.
 Dominic MarsoId, aged IS, was shot to death in Cleveland by Joseph Fin dura a grocer. The boy was stealing bread.
 David Lloyd George, British Chan cellor of the Exchequer, and the Rus sian Minister of Finance, ?. Bark, ar rived at Paris.
 A bill to incorporate the Boy Scouts Of America under a Federal charter was favorably reported by the House Judiciary Committee.
 One hundred and fifty Bulgarian naval men arrived at Dedeagatch in Bulgaria to organize the naval de- fense of the locality. The cargo on board the Tokonaru, one Of the steamers sunk in the Eng fish Channell by a German submarine, was valued at s50o.00o. 
 President Wilson refused to send to the Senate the State Departments correspondence with foreign govern -ments over the seizure of copper ship
 ments.
 Four thousand men were thrown out of work at Martins Ferry, Ohio. be- cause many of the plants there are flooded from the overflow of the Ohio River.
 One bridge of the Cincinnati. Ham iltOn & Dayton railway was washed away at Miamisburg, Ohio, and two , badly damaged as result of the high waters.
 Miss Sophie Klug, Of Hoboken, \. J., says John Milking, whom she is suing for breach of promise called her my doIr' in September and old goat in May.
 Governor Whitman of New York, ac- John N. Carlisle of Watertown as state commissioner of highways and will ap- point Edwin Duffy of Cortland to sue ceed him.
 One blue Plymouth Rocke rooster and 24 hens, the property of Warden r. J. Hosp, were stolen from the grounds i of the Essex County penitentiary, at Caldwell, N. J.
 A bill was introduced in the Penn sylvania Senate increasing from $20.- | 900 to S30,00O the appropriation for [ the erecting in Washington of a statue to Gen George G. Meade. Dr. Kari Liebl<nec1t, Socialist mem Der of the German Reichstag who cast 1 the single vote against the new Ger man war credit on Dec. 2, was call 1 ed for service in the army.
 A young man giving his name as 1 F. F. Goodwin was arrested in New ! York after he had flooded Broadway 1 stores with bogus checks signed as
 Major E. R. Goodwin, L. s. N." ! The armery of the New Mexico ma tionaI guard at Silver City, \. NI., was l broken into and the arms and thirty | rfias and 5000 rounds of ammunition | stolen. Mexicans are suspected of the theft.
 l President Wilson told callers at the | White House there is a strong and l growing hope throughout the world i for peace in Europe, but that he could l see no plan for pushing a peace plan l at present.
 l A bill was introduced fin the New ! Jersey Legislature to amend the "Sev- | en sisters" laws, by permitting corpo-
 rations to hold stock in other corpo-
 rations for purpose of inYetment, but without voting power.
 PANAMA CANAL WORKERS HELD MEETING TO PROTEST. 1 Against Charge For Rent, Fuel and l Light, as Recently Ordered. l Panama, Feb. 8.-The labor and oth- l CT canal workers held a meeting here 1 today to protest against the proposal | to charge canal employees for rent, fuel and light as provided for by 9 recent ! executive order which will become ef- fective March 1. Letters of protest