Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-03-17
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K5azanlik, and PhilippopOlis. Bulgarian |
cities.
An Austrian decree soon to be pro-
mulgated calls TO the colors boys born
In 1888.
Several submarines are being con-
structed for Spain at the Fore River
ship yards.
The second chamber Of the Holland
Parliament adopted war loan DiI
for $50. 900.
Two men were injured when a Le-
high Valley locomotive blew up at
Gratwick. n. Y.
Transportation in New York state
was seriously hampered by a heavy
sleet and rain storm.
\ Great Britain has ordered 10000
eight-inch howitzer shells from four
Middle Western firms.
Reports received at the Navy De-
partment state that new revolutions
have broken out in China.
Because of i'll health, President
Pardo of Peru. will resign in favor OF
Ricardo Bentin. first vice president.
Deputy Internal Revenue coIIeeto-
Charles Va. Bagley of Hartford has re-
signed. c. r. A. Byrne succeeds him.
The bill to make January legal
holiday In Massachusetts, passed the
house yesterday and was sent to the
senate.
Kaiser Wilhelm has ordered the sale
of several of his castles. the proceeds
to be contributed to the new German
war loan.
Four surgeons from the American
army service list will be permitted to
inspect the British army medical
Thomas Tasgart, IL is expected, viii
be appointed by Governor Ralston CT
Indiana to succeed Senator Shively,
who died Tuesday.
The steamer Zealandia, reported in
1 distress at sea after having lost her
stering gear. has made repairs, and is
proceeding to Malta.
/, Juan 6fboa, ( Paso eattisman, ar-
rived at FL Paso from Mexico, where
, he said he had paid Villa bandits 81. SOC
/ as a ransom for his release.
In order to save the cargo, the burn
ing steamer Herman Winter was flood
ed in the harbOr at Portland. Me. The
: damage amounted to 100000.
Johns. n. F., TO the United States nd
Canadian ports to buy saiing vessels
for the fish and coastal trades.
Summer civilian training camps vii
not be abandoned, Gen Scott, Chief OF
. Stan OF the Army announced, revers.
Ing the decision announced Tuesday
9 The Japanese steamer Hokoku Mari
a last reported as leaving Singapore OF
a Dec. 20 has been posted at Lloyd's a.
r overdue, and is thought TO have beer
: sunk
4 Directors of the crueibIs Steel Co., o
regular quarterly dividend OF g.
e per cent dividnd on IN preferre,
stock.
: Alfred n. Clement & Co., New Or
I, leans freight brokerage firm. hay
e purchased four sailing vessels and vii
: put them into transatlantic freigh
70 service.
q q Manuel Garcia, Spanish eovernmen
= representative, arrived at New Yor1
y from Csdiz on the steamer Manue
Calvo, to buy war munitions In thi
country.
- HA-fSNS HliAG NoJa9Gs begun on Ma
'e 80 last, ended when the schooner !
~ j. West Of San Francisco arrived a
II New York from Manila, via the Pan
I anna Canal
,e King Sea, African monkey, and DC
. OF Kaffir stokers on the steamer Ap
u pan when captured by the Germans
has been given to the Prospect Parl
Brooklyn, zoo.
The Italian steamer Regina d'ItaIi
7. arrived at New York from Genoa an
Naples. She carried two guns mounte
le on the after deck II was her frs
trip thus armed.
l. Capt. Gen. NaIeriano WeyIer, com
D. mander-in-chief of the Spanish army
. and Governor General of Cuba at III
n beginning of the Spanish
he war, is near death in Madrid.
to More than 100 occupants of apart
ments OF Beverly Hall located in III
1e Back Bay section OF Boston. were rout
le ed from their homes by fire tha
l. caused $4,000 damage to the building
The Dutch steamer Jan van Nassau
~ New York for Rotterdam. wirelesse
To the radio station at The Lizard. Eng
a, land. that she had been damaged 8
W sea The nature of the accident wa
a not given.
- TO FILL VACANCY CAUSED BY
ELEVATION OF REV. E.cAcHESo