Norwich bulletin., 1915-02-22

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 Condensed TsIegrams
 Sir Charles Augustus Hartley, noted engineer, died iE London.
 A cotton exchange is being organiz- ed at Rotterdam.
 The Bank of England bought 12o,- % pounds sterling bar gold. !. The London Times fund for sick and wounded soldiers passed the $5,eo0, 900 mark
 The W. c. T. U., of Milford. Pa, posted a Jag List with the District Attorney.
 The Ohio Oil Co.,, cut another cents from the price of oil It is now 7S cents a barrel. The Blair MotorTruok Co., of New ark, Ohio, increased it's capital stock from s100,o00 to $225,0oo. The Russian Government will take over all stored grain in Russian now in the hands of spectators. HE SSC0nQ DdIL6TY OL 1UO COke ovens at the Lehigh Coke plant at South Bethlehem, Pa, were charged. The merger of the Charter Oak bank with the Phoenix National bank both l of Hartford, Conn, was completed. | Winning Number. owned. by Sir Thomas Dewar, won the Waterloo Cup, the derby for grayhounds at Liverpool.
  pose immediately of all it's property not used directly for railroad purposes French reserve regiments were put ] on the same basis as the active army under an order issued by General Jof- ire.
 The South West Pennsylvania Pipe l Lines Co, at Oil City, Pa. declared the usual quarterly dividend of $3 a share.
 ] The Maisant international Aviators, | builders of flying machines at Winfield L. L. filed a voluntary petition in bank ruptcy.
 The Spanish Government decree au- i thorizes the issuance of Treasury bonds to the value of S2o,0o0 to cover a deficit.
 The Middletown Car Plant, Middle town, Pa, received anorder for 90 1 steel box cars from the Servian Gov i ernment.
 A bill was introduced in the New ! York Senate providing for increases in 1 automobile taxes which would amount i 10 $2,00O,00O.
 Harlard B. Howe, of St Johnsbury, | Vt, was nominated by President Will i son to be United States district judge for Vermont.
 Lance Corporal Michael Leary of the i Irish Guards. was awarded the Vic tOria Cross for capturing a German | trench alone.
 1 During the day just passed there have been collisions between the Rus sian and Turkish troops in the trans | TchOruk country.
 The Norwegian steamer Ranvik, Stockholm for Baltimore, lost her pro peIlor. and was lowed into port at Christiansand, Norway.
 Officials in Pittsburgh steel con- i cerns are much concerned over the /! sudden advance of about % per cent. in the price of manganese, An order for 900 large armored motor trucks, costing S1,500,00 was placed by the Russian Government with a Harrisburg, Pa, firm. About 100 Americans are nHarooned at Paris, and are unable to get across the channel to England to catch their steamers for the United States. The defence forces of the Panama ! Canal Zone are to be separated The ] 1nDG TTTT9z1t nF Tj1a Fast ba l Department of the Panama Canal
 Up to Feb. 2, after the Panama Ca nal had been in operation thirteen days short of six months the total of tolls received passed the S2,000,000 mark.
 Regulations for the operation of the new cotton futures law were amend ed to eliminate Fall River. Mass, and Waco, Tex, from the list of spot mar lZets.
 I've masked bandits who raided the express carof the Sea board Air Line Florida flyer near Alexandria, Va got only an empty safe for their risk They escaped.
 Six masked yessmen entered a branch office of the Daily News in 1 Chicago. bound and gagged three em- ployes, and escaped with more than Sl, ,bVv in cash.
 A. T. Bin Gnu, a wealthy Chinese merchant of New York, wishes to take 500 American Chinese back to China to study conditions and illustrate l American methods.
 The conferences between Ei1i Hicki the Japanese minister, and Lu Cheng- 1 Hsiang, the Chinese foreign minister on the Japanese demands upon China l will be resumed today. The Eirchbaun1 Co.,, of Philadelphia, employing 2,000 extra hands, and is running it's factory night and day to complete an order for 100. 900 uniforms for the British Government. The Government of New Zealand de- cided that all of New Zealand's sur plus supplies of beef. mutton and lamb shall be reserved for the innperi- al authorities. in response to their re-