Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-18


 City Treasurer slattery of Boston is preparing to receive bids until noon January 26 for s3,23S,000 I per cent i bonds.
 The French Ministry has decided to limit the issuance of national defense and ordinary treasury bonds to s600,- 100000.
 The Cooper Range Consolidated Mines, Houghton, Mich, resumed op- erations in full. About 2,500 men are affected.
 The Appleton Co, of Lowell, Mass has received an order for an immense yardage of heavy fannels from one of the Allies.
 D. J. Robbe, or St. Louis, was killed and 13 other passengers injured in a, wreck on the Wabash Railroad near Tunnels, Ia.
 Among the pets shown at the Chi cago Poultry and Pet Show is a deo dorized skunk named Jerry alias the 'Sachet Kitten" The Jackson Coal Co.,, of Charleston, W. Va. has purchased the Holiday 1 boro mine and 6,000 acres of land near Duquoin, H.. for $500,00 In a speech before the Kansas Board of Agriculture, Secretary Hous- ton declared that he fayors a Federal land mortgage banking system. Two armed masked men forced two clerks of the American Trust 6 Saw ings Bank at Jacksonville, Fla, into i a vault and escaped with $2,O0O All cats at the Newport naval train ing station must follow "Tipperary' and be drummed out of the service as officers find they are unsanitary. The lngersoII- Rand works, at Phil ipsburg will run o nfull time in all de- partments having received an order for shrapnel to be shipped to Canada. Ten members of band of Kalinga head hunters that raided a village in the Bontoc Country. the Philippines taking one Filipino head, were captur- ed.
 Enver Pasha, the young Turkish Min Ister of War has ordered the eXecu- who refused to obey German superi- ors.
 Advertisements calling on British subjects to go to Fort Frances, Ontar- io, and enlist are being published in e4IC -IAAiiiOSA kJOiA1 anu hoL' | cltll ICNS- papers.
 The Pennsylvania Lines West will spend a total of s500,000 before May 1 in doubling it's yard capacity and generally improving it's facilities in Midland Pa.
 The Dutch cruiser Heemskerck saved the passengers, crew and mail from the Italian steamer Bologna which .l.1,I i land of Curacao. Improvements that will make the Sheet &o Tube Co.,, at Youngstown, O., the largest Independent steel works in the United States, are under con- sideration by the directors. The Argentine Minister of Agricul-
 ture will order that local and Europe
 an quotations of cereals shall be dis played daily at every railway sta ton throughout the country. A decree was submitted to President Poincare of France which conferred
 upon Grand Duke Nicholas, comma nd CT of the Russian forcs in the field, the military medal of France.
 The promoters in Japan of what is known as the volunteer movement
 have issued a manifesto appealing to both Japanese and foreigners for funds
 to send and army corps to aid the Al lies. .. Great Britain has decided to hold up
 letters destined for countries with
 which she is at war if they are in
 closed in letters forwarded to neutral
 countries unless the enevolep is un- sealed.
 CVice AdnnirsI Sir George S. Mares,
 he was in command of the Orctic Ex-
 which gained d point beyond latitude S3 degrees north.
 HyweII Davis and Daniel J. O'Keefe
 Federal conciliators, who have been at
 Wheeling, W. Va, Investigating the
 coal strike in eastern Ohio left for Co.,
 lumbus, Ohio, where they will con-
 tinue their Investigations.
 Mrs. Mary A. Burns of Nottinehznn,
 x. H., pleaded not guilty Saturday to
 a charge of murdeFing her husband.
 Frank A. Burng, by poison. on De-
 cember z2. Mrs. Burns was held with
 out bail for the April term of the su.
 perior court.
 An investigation into the military
 preparedness of Massachusetts against
 possible invasion or attack by foreign
 foes and plans for the cooperation of
 national and state military forces, are
 provided in 8 bill filed in the house