Norwich bulletin., 1916-12-23

Austrian cabinet.
 Christmas paroles were granted to 15 convicts in the Kansas peniteGtiary.
 Charles A. Moody, president of the First National bank of Biddeford, Me, is dead.
 The Cuban Telephone company :n-s creased it's capital from $10,000 900 to SIP, 100000.
 General von Bissins, German gov, ernor general of Belgium, was report ed seriously i'll.
 The superdreadnousht Mississippi, building at Newport News, will be launched Jan. 25.
 Gold to the amount of $50o,o was withdrawn from the sub-treasury fer shipment to Cuba Fire destroyed 24 motor trucks in the garage of the Timroth Teanling 900.
 John ScaiIon of BergenfieId, N. J., was run down and killed by an auto 1 mobile at filth street and 10th avenue, New York.
 Prince Guido Henckel won Donners l mark, member of the Prussian house 1 lords, and one of the richest men in | Germany, is dead. | Sergeant William oeker, an army aviator, flew 137 miles from Washing l ton to the Philadelphia navy yard, in | one hour and a5 minutes.
 The weekly holdings of the Bank of l TNra,, cho .Nf | francs in gold holdings and Il decrea SC | of S,SS2,000 francs in silver. 1 The United States has been invited l by Russian, Japanese, British and | French intereGts to share in the pro- posed $5o,o9eDOO loan to China. | The Borland resolution calli lS for a food investigation by the federal trade l commission was reported to the hou* c by Representative Carlin of Virginia Bertha cadaIa< of New Jersey, 1 1-2 | years old, died at the Bayopne city
 hospital from burns received when a pail of boiling water was He'd over her.
 II Three German army officers, a cap
 tain and two lieutenants, who escaped
 from a Siberian prison camp, were
 killed in Mongolia by Russian sol
 diers.
 Secretary of the Navy Dan eis is ir
 favor of building one of the four bat
 tie cruisers for which bids were re-
 gently opened at the Philadelphia navJ
 yard Ferdinand Kahn of New York wa:
 sentenced to the New York counh penitentiary for six months for con
 cealing assets from a trustee in bank. ruptcy.
 Two hundred and fifty thousand 1 dollars were added to the endowmen of the University of Chicago by a glf from an unnamed donor. Count Adam Tarnowski, the Austrian ambassador to the United States, ha
 decided not to leave for his post unti
 France as well as Great Britain bar
 guaranteed safe conduct.
 A Chilean destroyer was ordered t
 search for the steamer Tinto, nov
 supposed to be at large in the south
 ern Atlantic ocean with a German
 crew and supplies for German vessei
 aboard
 A submarine moving south was ob
 served about 100 miles off the Nev i Jersey coast on Tuesday by officer
 of the American steamship Advance
 which arrived at New Yor6 from tn canal zone. , The Brazilian bark Nepthis. a dere
 lict at sea, was sighted about 100 mile southeast of Sandy Hook N. J., b. officers of the British steams nip K0ro na, which arrived at New York fror r the West Indies The Great Northern, Northern Pa 5 cific, Burlington and Chicago St. Pau l Minneapolis and Omaha announce a 5 embargo for an indefinite period on a
 freight shipments consigned east C
 Chicago and the Illinois-Indiana lin . except perishable goods and livestocl I Alfred B. Tozer, 63, former Chicag
 newspaper man and author under va rious pen names, of hundreds of stor ies for boys, died at Battle Creek, af
 ter long illness. He suffered a strok of paralysis three years ago. MT. To ! ger was 69 years old.
 The municipal open air ceIebratio
 of Christmas began at San Antoni
 last night with a concert of fourtee ,. bands, 13 of them from the Unite
 States army. a total of $50 musician j and the rendition of HandePs oratori !, ''The Messiah" by a chorus of 1,20
 voices.
 SEVERE SNOW STORM i l q IN MESrEpM NEw NnpI