Norwich bulletin., 1915-02-01

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Condensed IeIegramS Lynn, Massy has a wireless fire
 A Munsey Trust Co., will be opened in New York by Frank A. 1Iunsey.
 The Jefferson County Savings Bank, of Birmingham, Ala, suspended pay ment.
 The Pennsylvania Railroad Co., is about to send out Inquiries for 1915 needs.
 Fifty-two noted athletes of Oxford University arc serving in the British army.
 Chicago dealers shipped two car loads of butter to England by way of Canada.
 John Powers, 52 years of age, was found frozen 10 death on wharf at Cambridge, Mass.
 The stockholders of the Farmers Bank. of Dixon. Ky, voted to go into voluntary liquidation.
 The United States Navy perfected a searchhght visible under favorable conditions for 10 miles.
 Operations of the cloth tissue fac tories of St Nicholas, Belgium, were resumed under German control.
 The United States Rubber Co. re ceived an order for 200, GOO pairs of rubber boots for the British army.
 The United Cigars Stores Corpora ton of New Jersey declared a dividend 0F Ia
 General George Stone, a notable fig ure in the history of California, died at his home in San Francisco, aged 72.
 A receiver was appointed at Mont gomery,Ala., for W. A. Bell, said to be the largest cotton planter in Alabama
 cort Van Der Linden, Premier and Minister of the Interior of Holland, was made d member of the Council of State.
 The Mobile 6 Ohio shops at 1Iur phySboro, H., will resume operations today. About 1000 men will be re-em- ployed.
 General Joffre, the French com mander, discharged his war chauffeur Boilloit, the racing driver, for reck- lesSness.
 GoYeror Ounne, of IIliois, notified the railroads that the grain and hay ern- bargo does not affect wheat in eIevat- ors or in transit.
 With a cargo of so,0oo gallons of oil, the Standard Oil steamer Powhatan ran aground on an unknown reef in New York harbor. Northern New York experienced the second cold wave of the winter, ther- mometers in Watertown registering 16 degrees below zero. Sailing under the American flag the lEteafnsh'za Fl Monte is the first steam CT to arrive in New York from Ere men since the war.
 The Cape God canal was partially blocked by the sinking of the tug Wa tuppa at Bournedale, midway between the two entrances.
 More than a million of the popula- tion of Belgium are now absent from within it's borders, according to an es- innate from Amsterdam.
 Boston's health board will be radical ly reOrganized following the. unani- nous vote of the city council in favor of an ordnance to that effect. A German living in St. Louis has g nephews serving in the German army. three of whom have been decorated with the Iron Cross for bravery.
 Secretary Garrison asked Congress for S200,000 to increase the range of coast artillery guns, in addition to S300,000 for that purpose already asked for.
 Ward s. Snyder, son of g, Pittsburgh millionaire, died in Houston from dose Of poison taken after murdering his wife as she lay i'll in a hospital there.
 John Henry Hancock testified in the superior court. Boston, that his grand father, Josh Hancock. who died Feb ruary 26, 1914, Never took @ bath in his life"
 A resolution urging cotton growers in North Carolina to curtaiI their crop 50 per cent. this year was passed by the lower house of the North Carolina Legislature.
 The House Committee of Immigra- ton by a vote of to decided to recommend to the House the passage of the immigration bill over the Pres ident's veto.
 When held up near home by two armed highwaymen, Joseph Bublin, of Red Bank. N. J., gave one of the rob bers a half dollar, then turned and ran to his home.
 The American collier Jason arrived at Genoa, Italy. loaded with exhibits for he Panama-Pacific Exposition, which she gathered at French AIediter- renean ports. The Hawaiian American Steamship Co, has ordered from. the Maryland Steel Co.. a new steamer, to replace the liner WashinStOuian recently sunk