Norwich bulletin., 1915-02-19
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 Steel hoops advanced $1 a ton in 
 Soldiers of France will receive half | a litre of wine day.
 Reductions of ten cents a barrel were i announced in Texas oil prices.
 The export of grass seed and clover seed from Holland was prohibited
 Deposits held by Chicago banks in- i creased $90,00o,0o0 since January 1. polling places in Chicago on Primary Day.
 Sales of wool at Melbourne, Aus traIia, were resumed, with an increased demand.
 The Michigan Democratic State Con- vention endorsed Wilson for renomina- tion in 1916.
 The Bank of England earrnarked 100000 pounds for the redemption of Treasury notes.
 John Richards, negro, was Iynched by a mob near Spar, Fla, for insult ing white woman.
 A landslide caused by torrential rains at Varcosabina, Italy, buried . house occupied by eight persons.
 Benjamin s. PIatt. 76, expressing clerk of the senate since 1886, died at Washington after a brief illness.
 Lloyds of London is issuing poli- cies that the war will not end before June 30, at premium of 9 per cent.
 Eastern Ohio coal operators will last on account of strike, on open shop basis.
 By a vote Of 24 to 1s, the South Da- ly passed by the House granting suf- frase to women.
 The battIeship Georgia will take on board 225 men at Newport, Fs. l., to be distributed among the fleet in Southern waters.
 By proclamation of the Governor. Virginia celebrated the hundredth an niversary of the Treaty of Ghent. All public offices were closed.
 The Mills Corporation of Oneida County, was chartered at Albany, \. H., with capital of $1 900, ,000 to manu- facture cloth, yarns, etc
 or the Chamberlain Military Institute at Randolph, N Y-, were destroyed by fire at loss of s75,00o.
 Du Pont Coal Co.'S mines at Lexing- ton, Ky will suspend operations Sat urday, pending Q conference with rep resentatives of the miners.
 Following a consultation of surgeons, II was announced at Bordeaux, that the leg of Mime. Sarah Bernhardt will not be amputated until Monday.
 Three men were drowned when the White Star tender Aegantic collided with, and sank the schooner Kate in the Mersey river during a storm.
 David A. Sullivan, the banker, was paroled from Sing Sing prison in the custody of Warden Osborne He will be rearrested on five other charges.
 Charles E. Walker, treasurer of the
 Nt tf.a III. was arraigned there on charge of larceny of s30,o0O from the company.
 Louis c. Roth, the fasting tailor of PaIo Alto, Cal, died of starvation after establishing a new record of abstain ing from food for nearly sixty days. Judge Park made an earnest appeal to the grand jury at Monticello. Ga, to 1ndlct every member of the mob that recently lynched four negroes at that place.
 Frederick L. Goss, inventor of the Goss printing press, left personal property in Chicago valued at over SS00000. Mir. Goss died November 10, I1914.
 Mrs. Henry E. Huntington of New York and Los Angeles. offered to the city of San Francisco as a park or playsround site property valued at $275,000-
 All employees of the New Haven rail- road in the passenger and locomotive departments of the ReadviIle Mass. shops, numbering 2,2O0, were laid off until March 1.
 The easy divorce biIIo which re- wives the old six months residence provision fin the State of Nevada abolished two years ago passed the Nevada Senate.
 An Italian Laborer, known only as No. 92. was killed by a cave-in of earth While engaged in digging a sewer ar Hartford. number of other workmen narrowly escaped.
 Creditors Of the Sheer Dryeoods company of Fall River, filed a petition for the appointment of a receiver in the federal court. The company's Ii- abilities were placed at s150, 900. bill providing for a credit of 500. . 900 francs, from which loans can be made to small business interests ruin ed by the war will be introduced in the French Chamber Of Deputies. Five laborers were injured, four se- riously. when the cable of a steam hoist of the steamer New Haven. at her pier in New York broke, pIunging the elevator to the bottom of the shaft
 Experiments conducted Joy the wire l less society of Tufts College, Medford Mass show it was announced tI,o+