Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-12-28

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President Wilson is suffering from
slight cold.
Mrs. Alice Bennett of Brooklyn, eel
ebrated her 1O4th birthday.
Christmas was quietly celebrated by
the American and British residents of
Petrograd.
Elmer jerks, of Quenmo, Kan, s1-2
years old. spelled 2i2 words. without
a mistake.
Repeated earthquakes have been re-
ported at Guatemala from central and
southern Guatemala.
Christmas presents and qreetinas
from all over the country flooded the
President and his bride.
At cost of 100000 Madison SQUARE
Garden is to be made into the largest
ice skating rink in the world.
MIR. Douglas Arthur Teed, Of BinE-
hamton. has completed his oil Dortrait
of Governor Charles s. Whitman.
Three negroes are dead and half a
dozen others seriously wounded as the
result Of Christmas eve carousals in
Atlanta
A small stone found near Vera
Cruz. Mexico. has been identified as
the Oldest known dated antiquity in
America.
Three deer have been killed by
trains on different branches of the
New York Central Railroad in the last
two days.
Theodore A. Thebeau, of New York
will complete half n century Of ser
vice in the New York Post Office on
Friday night.
The Peruvian bark Gallo, which was
reported in distress south Of Cape
Beal i. c. with her sails torn away
by gale is adrift.
More than s1,5oo,ooo for the general
relief of the Jews in the beIlicerent
countries has been transferred through
various committees.
British authorities seized every par-
Gel post package aboard the steamer
Goentoer of the Rotterdam Lloyd Line
bound for New York.
Permission was given for 1900 more
Carranza troops to pass through the
| United States on their wav from
Aqua Prieta to Juarez.
Patrick Cannon. 81. of New York,
| a retired member of the New York
| Fire Department was burned to death
while asleep in his home.
Gifts of Christmas cards. tobacco
and fruit were received by 30 patients
| in the United States Marine Hospital
/ at Stapleton, Staten Island.
Nineteen of the highest ranking Of
| hcers OF the army and navy will be
retired from active servive under the
| age limit fixed by law in 1916
G. NJ. TreVelyan, in command Of the
/ British Ambulance Corps along the
/ Italian front, was decorated by the
Italian king with silver medal
In the hunting season in Maine, end
ing December Is. about 10000 deer.
| several hundred bears and at least
II human being lost their lives.
Joseph 3. Atkins. 4s, painter.
died in St AIary's Hospital. Jamaica
Of injuries received when he fell from
ladder His skull was fractured.
The italian steamer stanpaIia which
| aided the Greek steamer ThessaIonica
when she was in distress about $50
miles east of Norfolk arrived at New
York.
Reports from Yum Nun in south
| western China state that the govern
ment troops have Joined the rebels.
| The rebel leader now has 10000
| troops.
Angelow oayo of Pompton, N. j.,
4 was killed when he was struck by a
PENNSYLVANIA express as he was re-
turning with cigars for a Christmas
| celebration.
General Edwin L. Hayes, one Of the
/ few surviving founders of ethe ReDub-
| lican party will celebrate his 9Gth
! birthday on Wednesday aot his home
at Verona, n. J.
John A. Kingsbury, Commissions Of
! Charities. dismissed the entire Medical
Board of the Cumberland Hospital.
| Brooklyn. The board consisted of 81
surgeons and physicians.
The Navy Department notified the
| Commander of the National Guard Of
| Washington that the gunboat Vicks-
| burg, now moored at West Seattle.
| had been sold to the Cuban govern
ment.
/ The order prohibiting shore leave
for men aboard the German cruisers
Prinz Fitted Friedrich and Kron Prinz
| Wilhelm. interned at Norfolk, was
suspended long enought to let them at
| tend church.
For II months, ending December I,
| the total value Of exports from the
| II principal ports of the United
States was s3145. 900, 900. against 81
! 705.OOO0O0. the estimated aggregate
value of Great Britain's exports
/ Five persons came near neetina
/ death under the wheels of a Lacka-
wanna Railroad express at Newark, n
j.. when a Roseville bus plunged
| thrOughO an iron fence and hung sus-
! pended over the edge of a 80 foot cut.
| The Massachusetts, fish and Dame
| commission announced that HOS deer.
| were killed in Massachusetts during
| the one-week open season in Novem-
| ber- The total was the smallest since
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