Norwich bulletin., 1915-03-24
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 An inch of snow fell in northern New York.
 The French moratorium applying to rents was extended until July 15.
 Racing at Havana, Cuba, was post poned until Thursday because of in element weather.
 A permanent coast guard station will be established at the Panama Pacific Exposition.
 Ex-county Judge William B. Hurd, of Brooklyn, died in Roosevelt Hos pital of pneumonia.
 Las Gascogne sailed from New York i for Havre with 1,500 horses destined | for the French army.
 The coIIieries of the Delaware, | Lackawanna & Western Coal Co.,, at Scranton, Pa, reopened.
 Between POO and 25o of the 400 em- ployes at the Estes Waste Mill at Fall River went on strike. placed with the Pullman Co. by the Interborough Rapid Transit Co.
 The Associated Oil Go. at San Francisco declared the regular semi annual dividend of $1.50 a share.
 An official German reprt issued at Berlin gives the number of prisoners of war held by Germany as 891,O00. 
 All railway traffic between Italy and Germany by way of Switzerland was stopped by the Italian Government.
 Two young men just escaped being mobbed when they appeared on Park Row, New York, wearing straw hats.
 James 1. Campbell, 8 retired Meth odist minister of HaSbrouck Heights, N. J., was arrested for beating his wife.
 Backed by pains in the stomach that doctors could not cure, James Smith of Greeneville, Pa, coughed up a live frog.
 The Crane iron furnaces at Catas- auqua, banked for six months, will be put into blast the first week during April.
 The Missouri, Kansas & Texas Rail road will buy about $2,000,000 worth months.
 The Du Pont Nitrate Go. purchased the nitrate stock of the South Amer ican Nitrate Co.,, of Taltal, Chile, for $1, 100000.
 Five French army veterinarians ar rived at New York on the French lin CT La Touraine to buy horses for the French army. ..- According to advices from Rome, the Italian navy was strengthened by the addition of 21 submarines during the last six months.
 Frank T. Bliss, prominent member of the Chicago Board of Trade for thirty years, died at his home in Chi cago of heart disease.
 After a warning from Lord Kitchen CT, Liverpool dockmen, striking for the second time within the past few weeks, returned to work.
 A German submarine, was seen off Deal, eight miles from Dover, Eng land, but dived and escaped before warships reached the scene. A contract for a large number of shells involving at least 20,000, 900 was placed with the Canadian Car 6 Foundry Co. by the Russian Govern ment.
 Mother of 13 children, the latest having been quadruplets, Mrs. c. O.. Mcknight of Sacramento, Cal, was voted s5,000 by the California Legis- lature.
 Secretary Bryan and the Russian Ambassador at Washington, George Bakhmete, exchanged notifications of the peace treaty between Russian and the United States. Six fremen were seriously hurt, and several persons slightly injured when an auto truck of the Washington Fire Department turned over after collfd- ing with a street car. Leaving note to the coroner say ing that her act was a sane one, Mrs. William B. Dutton of Ellenville, N. Y., killed herself and her five year old daughter with poison. Legislation which would permit the | consolidation of railroads operating in Vermont, popularly known as the Boston and Maine" bill was passed by the Vermont senate. During a discussion in the French Chamber of Deputies. M. Roche, a declared that French investments abroad total $S,000, 100000. Wireless despatches received from | the Newfoundland sealing fleet indi- cated that the threatened destruction | of the icegripped steamer Eagle had been averted, temporarily at least.