Norwich bulletin., 1916-12-28

in Proportion to
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 The price of monkeys has gone up due to demand for pathological speci- mems.
 The Russian language is to be taught in the schools of Scotland in prepara- tion for world trade.
 The proposed merger of the Shaw nut and Merchants bank of Boston has been abandoned.
 Thomas F. Kelly of Galena, H., paid for a shirt that he got on credit forty years ago from a merchant in Virginia
 Fear of a bread famine increased in Buenos Aires when there were addi- tions to the ranks of the striking bak- CTS.
 Howard MccIeary 16 years old, of Baltimore, killed Leroy Jacobs, boarder, when the man attacked his mother.
 pr. Sarah Jenness, 30, until re- gently a practicing physician in Boston, was burned to death in her home at Wolfboro, N. H.
 The Consolidated Stock Exchange of New York has planned parade for next Saturday to commemorate the ending of prosperous year. More than 700, 1000 pounds of wool of the fall clip has been shipped from San Angela, Texas to Boston. The average price was 26 cents per pound. Dr.. Haven Emerson, Health Com missioner, sent a notification to the Brooklyn Rapid Transit Co. that cars | were not heated according to law. Elsie Janis aided the North Tarry- town firemen to fight the fire which destroyed the six-family apartment house of John Kosello in Elm Street. Secretary Daniels has made many promotions in the navy. He will lay the list before President Wilson and ater the nominations will go to the | Senate.
 | District Attorney Swann asked for dismissal of the indictment against Robert c. Wood, former public service commissioner indicted on a charge of bribery.
 | Mrs. Blanche Pritchard of Brook lyn, owes her life to Patrolman Koel- Der, who forced her to drink a bottle ] of milk after she had taken bichloride of mercury.
 Representatives of the New York City Boy Scouts of America invited President Wilson to address a patri- otic rally of 5000 scouts to be held early next year.
 Gen. Edward A. Merritt, consul-gen- eral in London under President Grant s Administration, and former surveyor of the Port of New York, died at Pots Idan, New York.
 election of George A. Glynn, of Onon- daga, or August F. Allen of Chautau- Iqua as paid Chairman of the Repub- lioan State Committee.
 r. The State Department received a Lloyds report stating that the Swedish steamer Skiftet has been mined off the
 coast of Finland. All of the crew and
 50 passengers were drowned.
 The Standard Oi Go. of Kentucky an nonuced a bonus of One-haf months salary to all employees who have beer
 with the company for more than months ad who receive less than $3,00( a year.
 New Haven chamber of commerce. has adopted a resolution calling upor the National Chamber of Commerce tc petition congress for a federal inquiry into the high cost of food and other commodities.
 l Alfred kammerer who said he wa: was the manager of the Blossom Inn Rockaway Road, Queens, was held 1T
 $1,OO0 bail on charge of forging
 checks. Morris Shoenthal, silk mer' chant of No. $40 Broadway, was om
 plainant.
 The Italian government is in the
 market for 3,000,000 75millimetr'
 shrapne1. The shells are to be com : plete, except for loading. The orde will fnvove between $40,O00,O00 anC $50, 900, 900.
 l Naval training camps similar il many respects to the Plattsburgf ' Camp, are to be established next sum mer at Newport, Chicago, Norfolk
 San Francisco and probably at Pensa
 cola, so Secretary of the Navy Daniel announced.
 Samuel T. Dutton, recently active il
 Armenian and Syrian relief work, is
 sued a statement protesting agains the proposal that the United State , States should enter a coalition of for eign powers and establish league t enforce peace.
 Calvin Derrick, supporter and aid of Thomas Mott Osborne resigned a Assistant Warden and Confidentia | Clerk at Sing Sing prison. It was in timated that MT. Derrick will take III 1.-the work of recognizing the Depart , ment of Correction of the City of Nev York.
 , Customs officials found nothing suspicious when they boarded the Port uguese steamer Faro at Newpor - News and accordingly issued her pap Ter. Reports had been that the vesse
 originally German but seized by Port
 ugual, was acting strangely on he way in.