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Norwich bulletin., 1915-03-02

all fear of renewal of Turkish ef- forts to invade Egypt and capture the Suez Canal, with the resultant that Great Britain would be able to employ more than 100000 troops in land op- ing of Turkish pressure against Rus sian and British influence in Persia;
 the removal of the Turkish menace in the Balkan states and the increase of allied influence in the Levant, and the opportunity afforded the allied squad ron to dispose once for all of the Tur- kish fleet. One political consideration is likewise of present importance. That is the effect which an allied tri- umph in Turkey will have upon peace propogandists in Russia However much Russia may be wearied by past or future German successes in Po-
Norwich bulletin., 1915-03-02
DRASTIC PROHIBITION
 LAW IN COLORADO.
Legislature Completes Law to Enforce
 Constitutional Amendment.

Denver, Colo, March. 1.-The Colo rado legislature today completed the law to enforce the statewide constitu- ional prohibition amendment effective January 1, 1916. The senate and house adopted the report of the conference committee which alters the admins tration bill in two essentials.
 One reduces from six to four ounces the quantity of liquor to be sold by druggists on a physicians prescrip- ton and the other provide that druggists can keep on hand liquor val ued at one per cent. of the value of his stosk. The measure now goes to the governor.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-03-02
Extension of B. & M. Notes.

Boston, March 1.-The plan for six months extension of nearly $23,00o,0 in short time notes of the Boston and Maine railroad, which are due tomor- row, was declared operative in a cir cular letter sent to the noteholders by President J. H. Hustis today. Holders of approximately 97 per cent. of the notes lave forwarded their signed agl eements for the extension, thereby removing danger of receivership pro- ceedings for the present.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-03-02

land, the prospect of realization of her dream of domination in Turkey twill unquestionably assure continua- tion of her efforts against her leu tonic adversaries. Whether Great Britain will consent to the complete possession of Constantinople by Rus sia cannot be even prophesied now, since it depends almost entirely upon events to come. Still one more great benefit will accrue from the capture of the strait. With that passageway opened the entrance of war munitions and supplies from Great Britain and Frace to Russia will be as easy mat ter as will be the egress of Russia's S great supplies of grain from the Black Sea territories to France and Great Britain. Rich in men, Russia is admittedly poor. in war material
Norwich bulletin., 1915-03-02
UPRISING AT PRoGREsso, MEX,
 STOPS DISCHARGE OF LINER.
After Waiting Two Days the Ward
 Line Ship Proceeded to Vera Cruz.

New York, March Word was re- ceived here today by the Ward line that the steamer Morro Castle had been unable to discharge all her freight at Frogresso, Mexico, because of the uprising there; and that after waiting two days had proceeded to Vera Cruz
 The Moro Castle carried passen- gers for Progresso as we'll as freight. Part of the freight was unloaded Whether the passengers were landed is not known.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-03-02
BODY OF CAPTAIN OF OYSTER
 STEAMER FOUND ASHORE.
Vessel Was Capsized Off conanicut lsI- and Saturday-Three Others Aboard Missing.
IarnRst0Wn R [ March

Jamestown, R. l., March 1. The body of J. M Tate, captain of the oys- ter steamer Fred Snow, was found on the shore here today. The finding of the body made positive the identifica- tion of the capsized vessel discovered off Conanicut Island on Saturday.
 The Snow was bound from Bridge port for Providence It is believed that she was capsized in a squall Fri day night. No trace of the others on board, two sailors and a woman cook, has been found
Norwich bulletin., 1915-03-02
MARLoR ESTATE APPRAISERS.
Nathan D. Prince of DanieIson and C. Starr Burlingame of New York Appointed.

At hearing before Judge Oscar At wood of the probate court for the dis trfct of Brooklyn, Cashier Nathan D. Prince of the Windham County Ma tional bank and c. Starr Burlingame of New York, formerly of Brooklyn, were named as appraisers of the es-. died in Brooklyn late in October There are four executors of MT. A1arlors will,
Norwich bulletin., 1915-03-02

has resigned his appointment held for several years. as assistant prosecuting attorney of the city court of Putnam, owing to his recent appointment as deputy judge. It is expected that the common council will fill the vacancy caused by MT. Bradord's resignation.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-03-02

Indian waters by a British cruiser willie coaling the German cruiser Karlsruhe.
 Two indictments were returned. The conspiracy, it is charged in the indict- ments, was formed on Aug. 1 last and included the defendants named and other persons unknown, to the grand jury. In furtherance of the conspiracy it is allowed in the indictments, Su perintendent Kotter on Aug. 5, 1914, consulted with John H. Gaus of the Gaus steamship line, officials of the Berwind White Coal Mining company and Vessels, Kulenkampf & company exporters, regarding the clearance of the Berwind. It is further charged in the indictments that on the same day Karl Bunz and George Kotter consult ed with Gustave Kulenkampf, a mem Der of the last named firm, about the clearance of the steamship Lorenzo with a cargo of coal for Buenos Aires. It was the firm of Vessels, Kulen- kampff & company which cleared the Lorenzo from this port. The Lorenzo had aboard 3,977 tons of coal. The same concern cleared the Berwind, which had aboard 2.737 tons of coal. The Berwind steamed from New York on Aug 5 for Buenos Aires and ar rived at Rio Janeiro on Sept. IS, more than two weeks overdue.
 Madison is f1ourishing. Sixteen new cottages have been put up during the winter. Some of them are Of cpnsid-
Norwich bulletin., 1915-03-02
Gift of s5o,ooo for Hiah School.

Swansea, Mass, March IA gift of $50 900 to this town from Mrs. Frank s. Stevens for the erection of a high school was announced at the annual town meeting today. Mrs. Stevens and had previously given the town pub lie library, town hall and grammar school. as well as building an Episcopal church and a rest home for Episcopal ian church workers
Norwich bulletin., 1915-03-02
WethersfieId Prisoner still at Large.

Hartford, Conn, March 1.-Concern- ing the escape of Charles Creator from the state prison at WethersfieId Sum day morning, Warden Ward A. Garner said today that the authorities were following clue which looked good, but he declined to say what it was. Police in this state and other states have been notified
Norwich bulletin., 1915-03-02
British Casualties at pardeneIres.

London, March 1, 10:53 p. m.-An admiralty report says that one marine was killed and three wuonded on the British battleship Vengeance in the attack on the aDrdenelles forts on Friday.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-03-02
2,soo Barbers Hold Certificates in State

Hartford, Conn, March 1-Accord- ing to figures given out by the state barbers' commission today there are 2,300 barbers holding certificates in Connecticut. Of these. it was said about 60 per cent. were natives of Italy. It was stated that Poles, Hungarians and Syrians were engaging in the business in increasing number. The commissioners said shop conditions were constantly improving
 Fire in the business section of Pe- oria, H., did $1,000,000 damage.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-03-02
DANIELSON AND PUTNAM NEWS|
PUTNAM

Alleged Case of Cruelty to Animals Proprietor and Five Others Pay Fines in chickerins Hotel Cases Three Forfeit Bonds-City Meeting Votes Against Improved Lighting and Better Police Protection
Norwich bulletin., 1915-03-02
1647 Adams Tavern 1861

offer to the pubIlc the finest SlandGu brands of Beer of Europe and America: Bohemian, Pilsner, Cuimbach Bavarian Beer. Bass. Pale and Burton Musrs Scotch Ale, Guinness Dublin stout. c. & c. Imported Ginger Ale. Bunker Hill P. B. Ale, Frank Jones' Nourtsh- ing Ale, Sterling Bitter Ale. Anheusess Budweiser, Schlitz and Pabst.
 A. A. ADAM, Norwich Town
 Telephone 447.12
Norwich bulletin., 1915-03-02
Heat Your House With Gas
 By Using a Casteam Radiator

Each radiator is a steam heater ta itself. It is safe, sanitary and eco- nomical. There is no coal to carry in and no ashes to carry out, and it does away with an endless amount ot dust and dirt.
 It maintains an even temperature and the Sas flow is shut off autonati- cally when the desired steam pressure is reached. thereby preventing waste of gas.
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Norwich bulletin., 1915-03-02

LEGAL NOTICE
Bisbee daily review., 1915-07-28
BRITISH NOTE WITHHELD.

WASHINGTON, July 27-The re- quest of Sir Edward Grey, the British Minister Of Foreign Affairs. that tho State Department withhold publica- ion in tomorrow's pappers. as orig nally planned, of the text of the Brit .sh note, received yesterday. caused much speculation in official circles. No explanation of the delay was made except that another note on the same subject was promised from London,
 within a week. Lansing declined
 O advance any theory for supple menting the first communication.
 The American note. which has been n preparation for some time, will be further delayed until the supplement- ary document has arrived It was irst supposed, by officials. that the ''tatements in the last American note 10 Germany, which is of general ap- olication, set out in determined lan- suage the purpose of the United States to maintain the freedom of the 'eas might have influenced the Brit ish foreign office to deal with the sub iect in the same note which defends the Order-in-Council
 From British sources, however, it IS learned the main purpose in asking he postponement of the publication was 10 afford an opportunity of the British government to consider and fl necessary comment on the communi- cation cabled hom Washington July v regarding the cases now before the British prize courts
Bisbee daily review., 1915-07-28
TAXES
 ISSUE WITH PEREZ
lContinued from Pago D

Continued from Page D And the clause third stipulates that For the effects of the preceding ar ticles the port of Naco, Sonora. will remain neutral and closed to traffic as well as its Customs House until such time as there would be consti- uted Government in Mexico recog- nized at least by the United States or hat one of the contending factions definitely and substantially dominates he other"
 "ln view of the second clause which 'tates that neither Of the contending orces will occupy the port of Naco, [ is curious 10 note that Mir. Perez asserts the occupation of Naco by Guillermo Breton with his civil guards without notifying our civil au- horities which consisted of one Com sario and two policemen.
 The third clause stipulates concise 'y that the port of Naco. Sonora, should remain closed 10 traffic the anne as the Custom House We would Ike to know from Mir Perez with what authority the Maytorena forces eopened the port of Naco to traffic ind proceeded Co make out of the neutral port, not only base for mil- .ary supplies but also a source of btaining large revenues by convert ng said port in a regular Monte Carlo where the most scandalous vices were ermitted. making Naco the shame
 the American continent
 "ln respect to the assertion Of Mir. 'erez that General Gales occupation 1t Naco does not give him the priyi- ege to recruit on the American side 'r import ammunitions of war. we
 ould like for Mir Perez to know that ieneral Gales does not need to re-
 ruit on the American side for the lmple reason that he has all the men
 e needs from the State of Sonora md from Maytorena's own ranks
 "As for the importation of ammu- ition. the resolution Of Congress in 912 referred toIthe embargo on arms md ammunitions for the then con idered rebels of Mexico which has othing to do with the Constitutional st Government of Mexico at the pres
 mt time"
Bisbee daily review., 1915-07-28
WISHED SHE
 COULD DIE
And Be Free From Her Troubles,
 but Finds Better Way.

Columbia, Tenn--"Many a lime, [" says Mrs. Jessie Sharp, of this place, "I wished 1 would die and be relieved of my suffering, from womanly troubles. ] could moi get up, without pulling at something to help me, and stayed in bed most of the time. l could not do my housework.
 The least amount of work fired ma out. My head would swim, and would uemble for an hour or more. Finally. | look Cardui, fine woman's tonic, and | amnot bothered with pains any more and ] don't have to go 10 bed. In fact. ] am sound and well of all my troubles. ,"
 Cardui goes to all the weak spots and helps 10 make them strong. lt acts with nature-not against her. It is for the tired, nervous, irritable women, who feel as ii everything were wrong, and need something to quiet iheir nerves aui strengthen the worn-out system.
 If you are a woman, suffering from any of the numerous symptoms of womanly trouble, take Cardui. t will help you. At all druggists.
 Rrtff fg; Chattanooga Medicine Co., Ladies Advisory Dep chataaooga. Tenn, for ste1ai LFffrnFia7s onyour case and 64 gage book Home Treatment ief women. tn p.aln wrapper. NC. l22
Bisbee daily review., 1915-07-28
.STOTE MARKET IN
 BROADENING MOVE
 ON DAYS MARKETS
Railroads. for the First Time in Many Sessions Show Strength War Stocks Again Make Hiqh Record Gains.

NEW YORK. July -I.-With the demand for stocks broadened the mar ket gave the best exhibition of sus- tained strength witnessed for some time. Of particular significance was the re-awakeninp of railroad shares. The dullness iu these stocks of late has constituted one Of the most un. favorable aspects Of tho situation A wave of optimism came and railway issues gradually came into the lead for speculation The total sales were SgO.OOO shares.
 The rise began a further marking up of war stocks. several of which again made high records This spread Co other specialues and this afternoon reached the railroads st. Paul lifted 5I-2. Canadian Pacific 8. A large number of others rose from one Go four. Bethlehem Steel rose 29 points Co 25O. preferred 8 to 142 Crucible Steel to 51 i-2. Baldwin Locomotive 21-2 to S5. Can 5-S to 61 7-s. Allis Chalmers preferred, 9 Co 6S14, all new high records The rise was as- sisted by a considerable increase in commission house buying.
 The heavy buying in steel in anici patton Of a favorable quarterly state ment. was realized fully when the appeared after the close Total sales par value aggreaated S2.900.O0o. Un. tied States is coupon declined IA on call
Bisbee daily review., 1915-07-28
VLADIVOSTOCK DRY AND HURTING ALL
 BUSINESS TO WEST
Great Eastern Port of Siberia Is Without Liquors and Is Point for Receiving Many Supplies for Russian Army.

VLADlSNUSTOCK, July 27-With this city burdened with the business of war-it is a great shipping center now of vast supplies for the Russian armies-with practically the whole population devoted to 1t, not a drop of intoxicating beverage can be bought in Vladisyostock. With speend and efficiency a prime necessity in getting the supplies off to the front, alcohol and the business of war would not mix well here Hence the law against the sale of vodka wines, whiskey and even beer is strictly enforced.
 But it is wonderful thing how the people have gone along without drink ing They have demonstrated this and shown that they can have a good time just the same. They still ire
Bisbee daily review., 1915-07-28

Quent the "cafe concerts' or find oth- CT amusements to relieve the heavy burden of the days work. To be sure the concerts close at one. instead of five in the morning but everybody wants to go to bed earlier now and get up earlier. The feeling of the people that they must drink some thing besides water induced shrewd officers of the army commissariat to revive a Russian temperance drink that really was discovered 2OOO years ago, the old Russian "kvass." It re- sembles American root beer and it is made of Russian black bread and yeast An alluring and deceptive foam results from the fermentation of the yeast It is now drunk everywhere.
 The women conductors on the tram ways also siye new note to tho ci,y. At first they were pleasantly leased and joked about, but everybody is used to them now and likes them as agreeable and capable. And in a very general way the Russian women in Vladivostock are proving themselves genuine heroines Almost all have husbands, sons, brothers at the front. They have taken up the work at home stoically and enthusiastically. Out back i'm the Siberian plains it is the same. The women have taken hold for the Fatherland.
 When war broke out between Rus sia and Germany-Austria, the German and Austrian civil population at VladL yostock was given 24 hours to leave. Many Germans, mostly comfortable merchants and bankers, did not go. They thought the regulations would not be strictly lived up to. They were mistaken. At the expiration of the day they were taken into custody and sent off to remote parts of Siberia under guard. There i'm inaccessible cities, fin some cases hundreds of miles lrom railroads, they were set free. Most of them brought funds with them but as the Russian government provides neither lodging or food for the detained civilians, the funds soon became exhausted When they tried to draw more credit from their ac- counts at Vladivdstock, they found that Russia has issued orders for the immobilization Of an accounts Of civ ilians of the enemy countries.
 In may cases these detained people have spent the winter where the ther- mometer fell to 67 degrees below zero Dropped into the villages without means of livelihood, many began to try and earn their living. Some turn eded themselves into bankers, others shoemakers, still others clerks and general laborers But this was not su- hcieut to care for al and there was indication of great misery until the German government, with the consent Of Russia, made an arrangement with the American embassy at Petrosrad whereby German funds are forwarded to the abandoned civilians For the Vladiyostock district this distribution
Bisbee daily review., 1915-07-28
SIGNALS OF DISTRESS
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Bisbee daily review., 1915-07-28
MAooELeNA FALus2

MORALES July 27 - Passengers from Guaymas tonight reported the rarranza forces had captured Mazda lena about fifty miles 10 the south a few minutes after the train left the town.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-07-28
lRv L j. O.nLlockl

BOSTON. July 2- The most en- couraging feature was the rally in the rails near the close We cannot expect any prolonged upward move meut until Che speculation broadeus out the rails and the general ndustri- al list share in the buying The situ- atiou is improving slowly and the un- deriving slreueth of the market has been well tested Verde Extension sold of sharply on the curb chiefly due to profit taking The enthusiastic and frenzied buying of the past few days seems to have spent it's force De- with all offerings absorbed around E.
 Paine. Webber & Co.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-07-28

observer in our machine at once be- gan to fire upon the enemy.
 "The English aeroplane reared sud denly, topped over Co the right and then fell sharply As we found later, the propeller had been torn away by several bullets and the side steerer was badly damaged. When about 200 yards above the ground the machine turned over and plunged to the grouad As it struck the benzine tank explod- ed and we. hurrying up from all sides, found nothing but remnants. The two occupants were dead
Bisbee daily review., 1915-07-28
RN lew Rrns-

Lord Robert Cecil in British House Of Commons inumates Great Britain Hnl not put cotton on contraband list.
 Russia Go issue 56OO.OO0.O0O.
 Australia Co issue SlOo,0O0OOO war loan at 4l-2 percent
 Exports Of steel and iron products n May totalled S26.5S4.756, highest since May. 1913.
 Definite steps toward settling Mex. icm situation to be taken in near flu. turc.
 Strike at penna gun cotton plant
 Russian grain crops show great in. crease.
 Germany may not reply to IT. s note.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-07-28
Gray Top Mary James $I.95

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Bisbee daily review., 1915-07-28
MAIN ST.
PHONE 10

which takes the form of monthly al- lowances is being carried out effect lively through the American consul, John K. Caldwell who before his ap- pointment here was one of the Jap anese speaking secretaries of the American embassy at Tokio. In a number of cases the civilians are ac- companied by their wives, who insist ed in participating in the punishment.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-07-28
ITALIAN VICTORY

GENEVA, July 27-A Laibach dis patch says the Italian offensive is progressing and the Austrians are be- euun- To eyacuate Gorizia. and the evacuation Of Podgora is a question of hours.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-07-28
Digestive
 Disorders
 Yield When

the right help is sought at the right time. Indigestion is a torment
 Biiousness causes suffering. Either is likely to lead to worse and weak ening sickness. The right help,
 the best corrective for disordered conditions of the stomach, liver. kidneys or bowels is now known to be
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-11-18

selection Of the entire orchestra violin
solo, and other numbers by the chorus.
Tickets will be issued for only the seating
capacity Of the hall. not more than Co.
The Phi Mu Betas of the Baptist church
will present their "Indian Evening" a..
choral hall Friday evening. Elaborate
present alton of Indian legends and songs
and characteristics Of Indian life togeth-
er with the rendering of Longfell"w's
poem, "IIiawathas Wooing." with musi-
cal accompaniment, will make this a
pleasing entertainment.
The Choral Union rehearsal will be held
Monday evening in place OF the regular
rehearsal time Tuesday evening. This
change has been made because of the
lecture In Colonial Theatre by DR.. Andrew
johnson on Tuesday evening. William
Archambault has moved from the j. f.
Kelley tenement house on Troy street
to the new home which Mr.. Archambault
has recently finished on Troy street over
the harness shop. -Erastus Buck has
moved from the Baker house on Center
street to tho Horace Aver house on
South Main street.