Norwich bulletin., 1916-03-09

Qest in Connecticut In Fro
 Condensed Telegrams
 Snow from two to five feet deep, fell in the Adirondacks.
 Prince William of Wied, Mpret of arrived at Durazzo.
 The Glasgow iron market was re- opened on a cash basis.
 The Chicago City Council passed its 1916 budget, carrying $27.4S4,7s1.
 Production of the Inspiration Cop per Co, during February totalled s. 3OO,000 pounds.
 The Cambria Steel Co. will spend S2,000,0O0 in improving its plant at Johnstown, Pa
 The Clyde liner Apache, disabled at sea, arrived at New York safely in tow of two tugs.
 M. MaIevsI<y MaIavieh, Russian Am bassador to Japan, has been recalled, because of ill-health.
 q Francisco. BPS conventions and con gresses were held there.
 Charles G. saImanno. president of the Mechanics Bank of Brooklyn, died | at his home in Brooklyn.
 Damage of $15o,ooo was caused at Erie. a., by a heavy storm, which | isolated the city for 24 hours.
 The Swedish brig Ynez, captured by German destroyer in Swedish wat CTS. was released with an apology.
 American Sugar Refining Go. ad- vanced the price for fine granulated sugar Is cents to $50 cents per pound
 Secretary Lane announced the ap- poinment of Washington B. Lewis as supervisor of Yosemite National Park.
 The British Brewers Society has | decided to curtail the manufacture af | beer. The beer also will be further diluted.
 The Norwegian American Line steamer Christianifjord arrived at New York from Bergen with $50 pas ! sengers.
 John Mclean Nash, for the past thirty years treasurer of Columbia University. died at New York at the age of 6S.
 The Chicago Great Wessrn Railroad purchased 10000 tons of steel rails to replace its tracks between Chicago and St. Paul.
 All German traders in TogoIand, German West Africa, will be deported by Great Britain, on the ground of military necessity.
 Charles H. La Hays died at the Bridgeport hospital after four months illness due to exposure to the cold. His feet had been frozen.
 The crews which landed from the
 German ships requisitioned by Portu-
 gal have arrived at the German con-
 sulate at Madrid, Spain.
 Frank McNamara, 19, of Ansonia,
 died at St. RaphaePs hospital, New
 Haven, from injuries received in the wreck at Milford Feb. 22.
 Of the issue of 1oo,ooo,ooo pesstas of per cent. treasury bonds offered on
 on March 1, subscriptions for 74,OOO,- 900 have already been received. Representative Isaac R. Sherwood Democrat, of Ohio, announced that he, like Representative Page of North Caro- , lina- will withdraw from politics. , I
 A bulletin issued by the Deparktrnen. of Commerce gives the average export , price of cotton in January. at 12.1 cents per pound, aginst s.3 cents in January, 1915.
 , Two negro barbers in the House
 barber shop were arrested after they
 had stated to fight with toilet water
 bottles. The armed ship" question caused he trouble. Gen. zeno ovando, one of the most 3 active of the revolutionary leaders of ) San Domingo, was killed as he was re- l turning to his country after a years t exile in Porto Rico. A naval hydroaeropIans at the Mar r di Gras carnival at Mobile. Ala, was 5 wrecked when 1t struck the mast of a
 schooner. Lieut.. F. O. Mcdonnell 3 the pilot, escaped injury. 3 The steamship service between Bel fast and Fleetwood and Heysham in England, was suspended when the 8 crewcrews of the steamers went on 5 strike for increased wages. s Night services in Trinity Episcopal | Cathedral, Omaha, have been discon- r tinued because hold-up men have
 been robbing the congregations on the
 dark streets after services. l Judge Joseph M Shea, who was re- ! gently appointed United States ambas- t sador to Chile, returned to Indianap- 3 oils from Washington. He probably l will leave there for his new post on l April 1st.
 l A dispatch from Berlin states that r a match is being arranged between g Prince Boris, eldest son of King Fer 8 dinand of Bulgaria, and heir to the @ throne. and a princess of the House oi 1 Hapsburg.
 Ton King Ching, president of the
 Chinese Republic Association, found
 CT of the Chinese Republic Journal