Norwich bulletin., 1915-12-04
Condensed Telegrams

spy whose name was not gIveny was executed in London.
 Nearly two feet of snow fell in sec tions of the Adirondacks. All unmarried persons at Oschatz, Saxony, must pay an extra tax
 Minister of Munitions Lloyd George | of England is i'll in bed in London.
 Fire destroyed a business block at Oswego, N. Y, at loss om $50, 1000.
 Stricter censorship over mail sent to America was established by Great Britain.
 w. p. Hepburn, former congressman, i'll at his home at Clarinda, la, is greatly improved.
 The Wilson liner Marenso, from New York for Hull, is stranded on the Goodwin Sands.
 The Willouehby Hotel at Hampton Roads was destroyed by fire. The loss is about $5o,OoO.
 After three days of shopping in | New York, Mrs. Norman Galt re- turned to Washington.
 Fifteen iee-breakers are reported to be working to keep the port of Arch | angel, Russia, free from ice. | Young Hill, an American negro, who murdered another negro aboard ship was hanged at Liverpool. | for the first time since he was operat- ed on for appendicitis, October 29.
 The Turkish budget shows 14,OOO,- | 900, pounds a deficit of 5000, 900 pounds more than last years budget.
 Shipments of crude oil from Mexi- can fields during November are esti- mated at more than 3,O0O,OO0 barrels. | Eastern railroads will cooperate in an effort to relieve the railway freight ] congestion along the Atlantic sea 1 board.
 Foreign built ships admitted to American registry from June 30 last | to November 27 totaled 22, of 55,996 gross tons.
 Sir Spencer Ponsonby- -Fane, former attache of the British Embassy in ! Washington, died in London. He was ! 91 years old.
 Great Britain has consented to the ! entry of tobacco into Germany | through Holland, the State Depart ment announced.
 Archie Roosevelt, son of former president, heads a regiment of 400 | Harvard students who will undergo military training.
 l The American Line steamer Finland left New York for London via Fall mouth, carrying PTS passengers and l 730 bars in silver.
 Congress is not expected to present Mrs. Norman Gait with a wedding gift, as she is not yet a memer of ''the official family"
 A bill providing for the purchase of 1 a fleet of 50 merchant vessels will be introduced in the French Chamber of Deputies by the Government.
 Up to November 30 grain elevators at Buffalo. N. Y, handled 161, ,491, 900 bushels of grain, exceeding all form CT years by 100000 bushels.
 Julius Korn, storekeeper of Keans- burg, N. J., committed suicide after receiving a letter threatening a suit if he did not pay bill of S2S,
 The Chinese government announced that it will maintain its neutrality l Press dispatches had stated that China would join the Entente.
 A small fire in a corridor of the Capitol at Albany caused a fire scare throughout the building, but was ex- tinguished without much damage. Harvard University trustees an nounced gifts of S1O9.s94, S25,OOO of which was donated by Mrs. Ezra R. Thayer in memory of her husband.
 General GoethaIs telegraphed Sec retary of War Garrison that it is i'm the Panama Canal may be re-opened Fire believed to have been caused by an explosion, destroyed the plant | of the French Battery & Carbon Co., at Madison, Wis. The loss is S1OO,- 900.
 | The British steamer Lincolnshire, | Calcutta for Boston and New York arrived at Port Said badly damaged as result of striking a bank of the 1 Suez Canal.
 i A group headed by the Deutsche Rank of Berlin has concluded an l agreement with the Hungarian Minis | ter to establish a Hungarian Petrol cum company on a 50-year concession. 67 YEAR OLD WOMAN
 BURNED TO DEATH. Had a Mania for Building Fires on
 Top of Kitchen Stove.
 New Haven, Conn, Dec. 9. - Mrs. l Charles A Lines, 67 years old, was | burned to death at her home in Chase's