Norwich bulletin., 1915-02-10

Condensed TeIegrams

Italy will prohibit the exportation Of potted meats.
 The Ohio is recedins at all points above Cincinnati.
 United States military attaches ar rived at Cracow to observe army op- erations.
 The Citizens Trust Co, of Utica, N. Y, increased it's capital from $3o0,000 to S50O,OO0.
 The Singer Sewing Machine plant at Elizabeth, N. J.. resumed operations on full time.
 Robert Baxter UpF1am, well known yachtsman and clubman of Boston, died at ClaremOnt, N. H.
 The United States Steel Corporation purchased 500 acres of coal land near Red Jacket, ". Va
 More than 400 conventions are during the exposition.
 Feed boxes for game birds were placed in the woods throughout Ctn necticut by game waTdens.
 President Wilson will arrive at San Francisco March 21 for his visit to the Panama-Pacific Exposition.
 The United States ammunition ship Lebanon is carrying 112 turbine tor pedoes to the Atlantic fleet.
 The Canadian national debt in creased S1S.634,352 during January. making the total $395,378,516.
 Kaiser William inspected the Ger man troops fighting in the Bzura- Rawka river district in Poland.
 The Spring Valley Water Co., af- fered to sell it's property to the city of San Francisco for $34,5oo,0o0.
 William A. Read 6 Co.,, bankers, purchased S3,0O0, 900 Ontario, Canada, f1ve-year 6 per cent. debentures.
 The Japanese firm of Mitsui 6 Co, purchased two city blocks at Galveston, to build a large cotton warehouse.
 Prince William of Wied, of AL bania, is fighting with the Austro- German forces in the Carpathians.
 The Marquis of londonderry, one of the foremost of the Ulster movement, died in London of pneumonia, aged 62.
 The steam yacht Wakiva, which went ashore on the breakwater at Tampico. Mexico, last month is a total loss.
 The United Fruit steamer Sixaoia arrived at New York with S1,00O, ,000 in gold bullion from South American mines.
 Reports from the corn belt show the farm reserve of corn to be S51, ,223, 900 bushels or 15,000,Oo0 bushels less than last year.
 Harry Coleman, who died in Wash 1 ington, was 36 years of age, weighed 750 pounds. IL took F men to carry the coffin.
 The Chester w. Va. plant of the American Sheet 6S Tin Plate Co, in active for several years, resumed op- erations in full.
 The Penobscot, (Me.) County grand jury returned 120 indictments, nearly 100 of which were for violation of the prohibitory liquor laws. suffering from foot and mouth disease on Q farm near Amsterdam, \. Y., were shot and buried.
 The Prairie Oil & Gas Go. an- nounced a reduction of ten cents a
 
 ing the price 45 cents. Cincinnati stock yards were closed and the work of slaughtering hundreds of cattle began. following the quaran- | tine of Hamilton County. The American steamer Pinar del : Rio, from Barry for Las Palmas, re- l turned to the port of Falmouth with ten feet of water in her hold
 The Portuguese Government author ized the importation of 3,674,00O bush- els of wheat before July 31 for Conti- mental Portugal and the Azores.
 The Westinghouse Electric & Manu- featuring Go. applied to list on the Pittsburgh Stock Exchange 43,122 ad- ditional shares of common stock.
 Standard Oil Co., of California was awarded the contract for supplying 450,000 barrels of fuel oil for use along the Panama Canal during 1915.
 The will of Alexander Cameron to- bacco manufacturers, filed for pro- bate at Richmond, Va, leaves sl,OO0,- 900 to be divided among eight children l A purse of s2t,ooo from the Arch bishop and clergy of Philadelphia was presented to the Pope by Mgr. Kenne- dy, rector of the American college iU Rome.
 Chester w. Writers, vice president O the Central Vermont railway and fol many years its attorney died Ol pneumonia at St Albans, Vermont, H' was g years old
 Four men were arrested near Stu art, Fla, and are being held in con- nectiOn with the holding up of the Palm Beach Limited from Jacksonville to Miami, held up at Stuart. The Post Office Departments four Iyear contract for more than nine bill lion stamped enevelpes, at a cost o1 SS,152,586, was awarded to the Middle West Supply Co., Columbus Ohio. A meeting of the stockholders of the l German American Bank of Detroit will be held to vote on the recommend ton of the executive committee to In-