Norwich bulletin., 1916-04-15

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Food riots are reported from sew
eral cities Of Rumania-
Lead dealers in New York city re-
port shortage of the metal.
ready speaks several languages, is now
studying Russian
The French government will tx by
DEGREES maximum selling prices of
necessaries OF life.
Willis Bell, Of Westfield, Me-, shot
and pOrbably fatally wounded his wife
and then killed himself.
EnsIand will introduce a bill in
pleitno Of the gold reserve.
The FuIIsar bill, designed to estab-
lish statewide Prohibition. was killed
in the New York Assembly.
Charter was granted at Dover. Del.
to the California oil Co, of San
Francisco. capital S5.OOO.OOO.
Coffee experts of Sac PauIo, Brazil,
estimate this years coffee crop at
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President Wilson and Henry Morg-
enthau, Ambassador to Turkey. con-
ferred on the situation in the East
Great BrItsin's coal output fer 1915
was 253.1SS.O0O tons. a decrease Of H.
100000 tons from the 1914 production.
After lapse of six months, British
army officers have resumed the pur-
chase Of horses in the Kansas City
market.
A plan to erect a third furnace, to
cost $1,000, 900, is under consideration
by the directors Of the Detroit LION &
Steel Co.
British refined sugar purchases in
New York on Wednesday and Thurs
day are estimated at $4,000 tons by the
sugar trade.
Three leaders of the Chinese revolu-
tionaries in Ewang-Tung Province
were assasinated during a military con-
ference at Canton.
The weekly statement of the Bank
Of France shows decreases OF 93.099,- =
600 francs in gold holdings and OF g.
All, 900 francs in silver.
Bringing 1,1oo passengers, tn eScan-
danavian American Liner Frederick
VIII. arrived ~ New York from Cop
enhagen and Christiansand-
Because of the shortage Of materials
many manufacturers of steel bars in
! Pittsburgh are unable TO operate their
PLANTS at desired capacity.
Prcies of steel rails sold on or after
| May l. will be advanced IS a ton by
subsidiary companies Of the United
States Steel Corporation
Or. o. J. Stafford, aged SO, of Port
| Chester, y. Z. dropped dead at the
! sickbed of James wilkins of Port
Chester. whom he was attending.
Several men were injured in a stone
and stick fight between 200 striking
[ refused TO strike in Philadelphia
Directors of the Icy-Hat Bottle Co..
| declared the usual quarterly dividend
/ OF 3 per cent. on the common stock and
an extra dividend Of 10 per cent.
Franz Bopp. German Consul General
/ ut San Francisco. and four others
| pleaded not guilty there to indict-
ments charging violation Of neutrality.
The ram Katahdin, a target for 1s
/ inch shell fired from the monitor
! Ozark, was sunk in Chesapeake Bay.
/ An attempt to refioat the ship will be
made.
The Standard Oil Co. OF New Jer-
/ sey announced that beginning April
! II, wages of employees in all its re-
] fneries Will be increased from to 10
per cent
After April "a, the Dutch govern
ment viii permit only brown bread 10
he baked. owing to the insufficiency- of
the present grain imports from the
Cnited states.
A bill providing that the United
4 States flag must he carried In all street
professions except parades Of police
ard firemen was passed by the New
| York Assembly.
There were more marriages. in Eng
land and Wales during 1915 than there
were on record Births established a
new low record, and deaths were above
the ten year average
Orders for ss,ooo,oco feet Of lum-
Der. in the form Of lInockdovn houses
were placed by the Russian govern
ment with firms at Seattle, Tacoma
and eBllingham, Wash.
The steamer Columbia, previously re-
ported sinking Off Galloper Lishtship
after hitting a mine, arrived at Lon
don. She is carrying 4.500 tons OF
maize from Baltimore to Holland
Beqinninp with breakfast yesterday
Germnay's order to all German hotel
and restaurant keepers that they must
reduce the size and variety OF the
meals they serve, went into effect.
GREAT BRITAIN SETTLES WITH
| CHICAGO MEAT PACKERS
| Biggest Case Ever Between United
States and Amy Other Country.
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