Norwich bulletin., 1915-12-13

in Connecticut in
 Condensed Telegrams
 Kaiser Wilhelm will go to Brussels for three-day visit.
 Great Britain formally recognized the Carranza government of Mexico.
 The Norwegian Parliament will not | award the Nobel peace prize this year. Earl Kitchener and Sir Edward | Grey visited President Poincare in | Paris. The Danish steamer Minsk, reported l sunk, is now reported to have been | beached. William Marter, aged 40, a farmer | of Woodland, N. J., committed suicide, | using a shotgun. The coIdest weather of the winter struck New York city, the mercury 22 degrees.
 The Ford Motor Car Co. has secur-
  troit plant for additions.
 A bill was introduced in the Senate by Senator Thompson of Kansas, pro- viding for nationwide prohibition.
 The Spanish Government will per init the entry of 2CG,OOO tons of wheat free of duty and transportation tax.
 Edward Hossom Owen, a cloth mer- of NTnral,r-4,,~ ed S75O,OOO to the Salavation Army
 Fire destroyed the plant of the Ger man-American Foundry at BOOnton \. J. The loss is estimated at SIO,OOO
 Two men were injured, and all traf- fic stopped by a freight wreck on the Pennsylvania Railroad near AndaIusia Pa.
 The Colonial line steamer Concord. Whlch sailed from Boston, was obliged to put back to port with a broken propeller blade.
 Five members of the French Trade Commission sent to inspect materials for purchase by France after the war, arrived in Pittsburgh.
 This years cotton crop will amount to ll,l6l,OOO bales of 800 pounds. ex- CUISINE Ol lIHI6IS. tne Department Of Agriculture announced.
 Admiral Winslow reported to the Navy Department that the rebellion of the Yacqui Indians on the Mexican west coast has been queIled.
 An extra guard was placed about the Pittsburgh Black Diamond plant of the Crucible Steel Co, following an attack by striking clippers.
 An earthquake of four minutes du- ration was recorded by the seismo- graph of St. Louis University from S:16 to 2:2O yesterday afternoon.
 George B. 5earce. aged about 70. of Lewiston, Me, died in a Portland hospital, following an operation.
 Richard EImore, 65 years old, of Suspicion, s. l., was found frozen to death on the course of the Fox Hills Golf Club, where he was employed.
 Rumania's requisition of all mer- chant ships is reported to be a pre- cautionary measure to prevent the sale Of any ships to foreign powers. Fire destroyed building occupied by Rand, McNally Co., publishers, and lessen S Rossberg, cabinet mak- CTS in Chicago. The loss is $1OO, 900.
 The Cambria Steel Co.,, and NJ A. Hanna & CO. have purchased jointly five 1O-OOO-ton freight steamers from steamship lines of Tonawanda, x. Y.
 The Derby plant of the Secoy Man ufacturinS Co, was purchased by the Maxim Munitions Corporation. and will be used to manufacture cartridg- es.
 The Washington State Supreme lower court prohibiting the sale of liquor in the State after January l, 1916.
 An order for a large number of pack saddles to cost about s2 800 GOO was received by the Studebaker Corporation from European govern ment.
 A protest against the British em- bargo on the exportation of Iogwood from Jamaica was filed with the State Department by a delegation from New Jersey.
 Emil L. Gerard was arrested while walking about the grounds of the sign saving War is Murder, Prepar- edness is Murder
 The United Mine Workers are seek ing a joint conference between coal operators and miners of Ohio. Indi- ana, Illinois and western PennsyIvania ot arrange new contracts
 Emperor William and King Ferdi nand of Bulgaria have sent personal letters to Field Marshal von Mack ensen. congratulatins him on the sue cess 2e liE Ba'nan campaign.
 Representative Stephens of Califor- mia Introduced a bill asking a high way fund of S10,O00. 900. He proposes a rational defense highway giving employment to several thousand men.
 The disabled Hill steamer Minne- sota, which is being lowed to the port or San Francisco, was SS miles south of there at S o'clock last night with a southeast gale behind her helping the tugs.
 Five submarines under contraction for Russia by the Electric Boat Co.,, plant at Vancouver. B. C.. are com pleted, and will be ready for delivery