Norwich bulletin., 1915-11-25

ital s6OO.00O. was chartered at Albany.
 Parts of the new French war loan will be placed in Great Britain.
 Prince Waldenar of Prussia, nephew of the Kaiser. is seriously i'll at Kiel.
 Sir Allen William Young, the Arc tic explorer, died in London. He was S5 years old.
 Mayor Mitchell expects to be able to eat his Thanksgiving dinner at his home on Riverside Drive.
 Regular shipments of foodstuffs, mostly grain, will begin today from the Balkans to Germany.
 British loses in officers killed. wounded and missing since the be-
 The Danish government has pro- hibited the exportation of cotton goods and casein in the dry state.
 The Sharon, Pa, American Steel Foundries Go. Rlant is running at capacity to fill orders from railroads.
 Representative A. Witherspoon, of the fifth Mississippi congressional district, died at his home at Meridian, Miss.
 Andrew Carnegie celebrated his eightieth birthday. The day was ob- served as Carnegie Day." in Pitts burgh.
 Tod Sloan, the once famous jockey, was ordered deported from England on the charge of running a gambling house.
 Fire in the annex of the Bon Marche, one of the largest department stores in Paris. caused damage estimated at $6,000,000.
 The Royal Mail steamer Pembroke Palmas, Canary Islands, last week, was refloated.
 Gov. and Mrs. Whitman left AL bany for Buffalo where they will meet the Liberty Bell and accompany it across the state.
 Philadelphia has put in a bid for next Republican National convention A campaign has been started to raise S1oO.oo0 required.
 According to the Fish and Game Commission, BPS deer were killed in Il Massachusetts during the open hunt Ing season last week.
 Michael o'Leary, who won the Vic toria Cross for conspicuous bravery, was promoted to second lieutenant of the Connaught Rangers.
 Mrs. Thomas R. Marshall, wife of the vice president, who underwent an operation at Indianapolis, was report ed to be in good condition
 
 of Recruits for Policemen will be graduated in New York and will i'm mediately go intoi service.
 The City Council of Paris has de- cided to name streets after Miss Edith Cavell and Emil Despress, executed by the Germans in Belgium.
 The judgment convicting Hans Schmidt for the murder of Anna Au- muller in New York. was upheld by the Court of Appeals at Albany. Il The Serbian legation announced that the Serbian government which has been located at Prizrend. is de- parting today to Scutari, Albania
 The steamer Libra, which arrived at Cadiz. Spain, from New York, was destroyed by fire with the greater part of her cargo. Several seamen were in jured.
 Fire broke out on the American tank ship Sunlight as she was being unloaded at Rouen, France. The blaze was extinguished before much damage was done.
 small fire originating in a dyna- mo broke out in the No. 4 machine shop of the Bethlehem Steel plant at South Bethlehem which was recently ho f1 6 rad 1.rv a,-o Henry Ford visited President Will son and asked him to call a meeting of neutral nations to convene about Christmas to draw up plans for es- tablishing peace in Europe. Requests to charitable institutions totalling S30,000 are contained in the will, made public yesterday of J. R. Tracy formerly a shoe manufacturer of Stamford, who died last month A table knife swallowed by Mrs. Elizabeth Hochsberger, of Chicago several months ago while i'll was talk en from her stomach by an operation at the West Side Hospital, Chicago.
 The John A. RoebIins Sons Co.,, whose plant in Trenton, N. J.. was re- gently destroyed by fire purchased the plant of the Spencer Wire Cos. at
 
 manufactured there.
 The WiIIys- Overland Go. announced it would invest $500.000 in a factory branch in Kansas City. The motor l car corporation purchased for S250,- 900 a four-story b1ilding and other vacant property ajoining.
 After the capture of ctesiphon, IS | miles from Bagdad, and the repulse l of a Turkish counter-attack the | British forces under General Town shend were compelled to retire three | or four miles in order to secure water The Rev. Newell Dwight Hills, not | ed preacher and lecturer, who is pas tor of Plymouth church, Brooklyn, took action in his controversy with Frank L. Ferguson, an attorney by | filing a suit here against Ferguson, who was formerly financial advisor | to Dr. Hillis.
 INCREASE IN WAGES FOR LOWELL CARTRIDGE MAKERS | ln NUikI