Norwich bulletin., 1915-03-27

Condensed TeIegrams

Condensed Telegrams
 Villa declared c. three months mora torium.
 Output of gold in Rhodesia during February totalled 6S,000 fine ounces.
 The Bank of England minimum rate of discount is unchanged at 5 per cent.
 The New York Assembly killed the statewide prohibition and local op- tion bills,
 Vassar students have formed a po- lice squad to enforce the order keep off the grass.
 Mai Gen: John p: Storey, U. S. A, retired, died at his home in Pasadena, Cal. aged "A.
 The United States Steel Corpora tions mills at Gary, H.. are working at 85 per cent of capacity.
 More than two dozen Americans with the first Canadian contingent on the battle line have been killed
 To prevent the extermination of the moose the Maine Legislature declar- ed a closed season for four years. Yegemen blew the safe of the post office at East Aurora, N. Y., and eS- capped with all the money and stamps. Gen. Rene Joseph LeIarue, chief of division of the French army, was kill ed while inspecting a trench at the | frot.
 | Iowa is entering the grazing sea son 40 per cent. short of the normal supply of cattle. Kansas herds are arger than last year.
 After declining to plaster Iath laid 1 by worl1men who took the place of l striking fathers, 1,S00 union men in | Chicago went on strike.
 When Edmund Jones, Wilkes 1 barre, F., saloonkeeper, hit the re | trail" he went to his saloon with | friends and wrecked it.
 | Resolutions inviting Billy Sunday to l adopted at the New York conference of the Methodist Episcopal church. Governor Whitman vetoed the bill ! authorizing authorities of New York l to enter a contract for the removal of l garbage for a term of fifteen years.
 Jacob H. Schiff of New York, with ! his wife and Miss Sachs, arrived at 1 Los Angeles on a special car on their | way to the Panama-Pacific Exposition.
 Henry B. Cowles, aged 75, bookkeep- | CT and accountant, dropped dead in
 the Peoples Bank at East Orange, N. J. He was stricken with heart dis
 ease.
 Dr.. Karl Liebknecht, widely known 1 Socialist member of the German lReichstag, was mustered into the army as a member of a Landsturm l regiment.
 | Two million bushels of coal on 1 barges are at Pittsburgh waiting until
 the Ohio river rises enough for them l to be taken south as the rivers are
 very low.
 Twenty thousand baIee of sisaI fibre | were destroyed by fire in the ware | house near Merida, Yucatan. The fire
 is believed to have been due to mili-
 tary operations.
 Nathaniel Curry, president of the 1 Canadian Car & Foundry Co, con- 1 firmed the report that the Russian
 Government had placed a s30,000,00 | order with his company. 1 Hale ard hearty. Mrs. Lydia De Bar
 ron, who lives alone on her fruit
 farm near Poughkeepsie and does all 1 of the work of the place without help,
 celebrated her 97th birthday. 1 Joseph Liere, who resigned the po- l sition of city editor of LAbiele a 1 New Orleans daily French newspaper 1 to serve in the French army, died of l wounds received near Craonne.
 Ex-President Taft will preside today over a meeting of the Bar of the | United States Supreme Court ta take | appropriate action on the death of
 Horace H. Lurton, associate justice.
 The days receipts for duties at the l custom house were SIPS, ,24S.17 of
 which s204,S05 were for merchandise
 withdrawn from bonded warehouses
 and $524,442 for recent importations. According to United States District Attorney Clyne there are 500 Chica- | goans with incomes of $60,000 and S1O0,000 who have not made returns While five of the most prominent | men of Bloomsbury, N. J., were en- gagged in game of cards in a hard
 ware store, three masked men enter ed, held them up and escaped in an
 auto with $100.
 | AbiIi to compel stock exchanges of | the state to furnish their quotations to any responsible person, association, partnership, or incorporation for
 reasonable fee was introduced in the Philadelphia Legislature.
 I Representing their wagon to be loaded with nitro -glycerine, boot-leg- I gers drove from Oakland. Md, to Graf ton, W. Va, without being arrested for violation of the State liquor law, and
 sold 20 gallons of liquor to miners. ERRORS IN WINDSOR LOCKS II SAVINGS BANK CASES.
 Found by Connecticut Supreme Court | -Ordered Back to Superior Court,