Norwich bulletin., 1916-01-28
LARGEST in Connecticut in Proportion to the Cis Population

qeSt IN GOnneCuCut III IT
Condensed kilograms
Emperor William celebrated his 57th
birthday yesterday.
An unidentified vessel was reported
in distress off Cape Race.
The Dominion liner Norseman, re-
ported sunk, was beached without loss
of life.
Food prices in Vienna are approx
imately Is per cent. higher than before
the war.
The steamer Noordann left ST. Johns
where she had put in for coal. for
New York.
Gen. Thomas &. Keteham, veteran
of the Civil and Mexican wars, died at
Stockton, CAL, aged 95.
"seriba is not beaten while single
Serb is alive" Nikola Pasitch, Serbian
Premier, declared at Corfu.
Railroads in the northwest have
cleared their tracks of snow, traffic
being resumed on all lines.
Great Britain will allow coal to be
exported to Greece to be used for
Greek railways and the Navy.
Holland has prohibited the export of
rubber and gutta percha and articles
made from these substances.
Crude oil prices were advanced s
cents per barrel at independence, Kan,
by the Prairies Oil & Gas Co.
to cost 100000 apiece were received
by the Toledo Shipbuilding Co.
A semi annual dividend of 20 per
cent, payable at once, was declared by
the Queen Insurance Co. of America.
Directors of the Canada Foundries
& Forgings. Ltd, declared a dividend
| Of 10 per cent. on the common stock.
The 61st annual convention and ex-
hibit of the Western New York Hor-
| ticultural Society opened at Rochester,
n. Y.
All railway employees in Russia have
formed federation. The trainmen de-
ticket.
Total receipts of the Department cf
| Internal Revenue for six months end
ed December, 1915, amounted to $2O9,-
| o0,0SS.
James A. Speek von Sternbero,
brother Of the late German ambassador
to the United States, died in BERN,
aged so.
Flour mills at Winnipeg have con-
pleted the shipment of 5000 carloads of
flour for the French army. The -four
cost $1,000,o00.
Or. Albert C. PerveiT of Brooklyn,
seriously i'll for some time from the
bite of tsetse fly, is reported to be
much improved.
The announeement of successor to
Court will be delayed until after The
Presidents tour.
Ex-Premier venizeIos of Greece will
leave Athens shortly on a vacation cf
London and the Riviera.
Thomas MeCUskey, End, son of q
business man, hanged himself from a
water pipe in the cellar of his home in
New Haven yesterday.
John 3. Lombard, former town treas
| urer OF birmingham, Mass, who has
| served years of 10 year sentence,
was released on parole.
Gen. Viktor Won PodbieIski form
| er German postmaster-general and a
close friend of the Kaiser, died in
Berlin at the age of II.
More than 10000 carnations were
placed on display in a st. Louis ho-
tel in connection with the meeting of
the American Carnation Society.
Additional machine shops to cost
S1,000,000 and afford employment to
ington Railroad at West Burlington.
The Southern Pacific steamer Pro-
teus. bound for New Orleans, rammed
the Texas Oil Co. tanker Bradant in
| lower New York bay during a fog.
A bill imposing a tax on the gross
receipts from organized baseball''
games was introduced in the New York
Assembly by Assemblyman Kramer
Cardinal Won Hartmann, archbishop
OF Cologne has been appointed by the
king of Prussia a member of the
Prussian house of lords, the Over
seas News Agency announces.
tH oCCtSIOn nanOc0 oOwn yeSter-
day the supreme court denies the ap-
peal of Isaac n. Williams and Harry
E. Roe from execution of the death
sentence for the murder of Hubert E
Case Of Barkhamsted
George Anderson of Cleveland, Ohio
convicted in the dynamite conspiracy
case at indianapolis, was released from
! the United States penitentiary- al
I,eayenworth. Kan, having cornplet
ed serving his sentence Of three years
a dwelling house occupied by Law.
renee Collins, on the outskirts OF
Southington, was burned late yester-
| day. No one was home at the time
and the origin Of the blaze is not
known. The loss will be s25o0.
| JAPAN HAS MADE NO
NEW DEMANDS UPON CHINA
! American Minister at Pekine Has
cabIed State Department.