Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-28
arqest in Connecticut in Proportion to the Ciys Population
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ent Boston financier, died at Win chester, Va
 The California raisin crop of 1914 was 180, 100000 pounds. an increase of 51,000,000 over 1913.
 The output Of gold in West Africa in December was 35,S77 hneounces. valued at 1,47S,689 pounds.
 President Wilson signed the Emerg- ency Deficiency bill carrying approxi- mately five million dollars.
 The hereditary Prince of Brunswick infant son of the Duke of Brunswick, is seriously ill in Amsterdam.
 Governor Walsh of Massachusetts. has renoninated A. L. ThorndiI1e of Brewster as state bank commissioner.
 Several business buildings and number of dwellings were desroyed by fire in South Bethlehem, Pa, at a loss of $1500Q0-
 4 creditors petition in bankruptcy was filed against the Higgins F7raze company, dry goods dealers of Fall River
 Under the terms of 9 bill introduced in the New York Assembly presiden- tial primaries are provided for in New York State.
 President Wilson signed the bill ere ating the Rocky Mountain National Park in Colorado, with 100000 acres of public lands.
 A bill was introduced in the New York Assembly to tax organized base bali games } per cent of the gross re- ceipts for the week
 Three short earthquakes were felt in the Isthmus of Panama in the last three days, the first one on Sunday. No danger was done. Twelve new cases of the foot-and- mouth disease were discovered in the stock yards in Philadelphia The yards were quarantined. Steamship traffice between TrelIe- borg, Sweden, and Sassnitz, Germany, was stopped, because of the danger from submarines and mines. A relief station at which school ! children may buy meals at three cents each will be opened today in Manhat- ] tan at the Salvation Army. Rear Admiral Juan Martin was ap- ! pointed by the Government sf Argen- i tina SIS president of the Naval Com
 mission in the United States. l The Canadian Government awarded 1 a contract 10 the Springfield ] Motor Truck Co, of Detroit, for motor l trucks to cost about s1,o0J000. General Juan Dozal, Carranzista i Governor General of Topic, was exc 1 cuted at NazatIan. after. he had tried i to escape to the United States. i Horace W. Fess, e9 years old. of ! HaverhiIl, Mass. was fouT7 '"7 ] bed yesterday morning: Death was l caused by accidental asphyZiaJiOD. ] Alderman Frank McDe-rnott of Chi i Cago was shot in the leg in the City ] hall there by a young woman giving l her nmae as Miss Anne Zippman. ] No alien of country at war with Eng land with funds in Winnipeg can 1 withdraw his bank. deposits without l the consent of military authorities. l Sixteen hundred members of the i Golden Rule Brotherhood in Sing Sing ! prison. voted for 54 delegates to repre-
 sent them during the next three , months.
 Congress voted to continue the prac- ' tice of allowing C0usTessmen to dis l tribute free seed, when it killed an l amendment to the agricultural bill in tended to end the practice.
 The schooner yacht Idler, owned by ] T. T. Jefferson of Warren, Pa, sank innuer Diamond Shoals. near Cape l Iatteras, with Sapt. Robert II. Hard ing and the crew of II.
 The Philippines are capable of pro ! ducing enough food and wealth to sup port comfortably 4U,0O0.o0O persons according to President Walters of the Kansas State Agricultural College
 The death of Han Tsons Fan, of ! Shaighai. China II years old, a stu dent at PhiIlips-A -Andover academy. was announced at the institUtion yester-
 day. He died Of " rights disease Gen. Costro, t. Jew Portuguese premier. has ordered the restoration of freedom of the press and the re- lease of offers arrested for being inn p1icated in the recent monarchist propaganda
 The Japan Peace Society organized a committee of fifteen members to in vestigate the causes of friction be- tween the United States and Japan and take the necessary steps to re- move them.
 Dr. William H. Howe, former depu- tty state commissioner of health of New York, was appointed State medical inspector of schools by the Board of Regents. The salary is tS5,000 Q year.
 The strains Of the German national anthem echoed across Boston Common and tEe German tricOlOr fioated from the interv.ad steamers in the harbo1
 yesterday in honor of the birthday o1 F2rnrsror William
 Northwest mounted police left Daw- son. Yukon, for Fort MacPherson, neal the mouth of the Mackenzie river bearing a large amount of mail fOl Vilalnur Stefanson and other mem bers Of his Arctic expedition.
 Laden with 240.oco bushels of wheat also clc-biug and food. for the desti- ute 3Ssi zia1s, the steamer Strathtay the 1rs5 cf three ships to be sen from Portland Me, by the Belgium relief commission, steamed away yes ! %-ar--=o-- for. R1+ravTe-9