Norwich bulletin., 1916-03-03

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 necticut in Proportion to
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 The fourth German loan w1n be un- limited |
 Russfa has expended s,oooy 900, 900 1 rubles on the war in 1915.
 Copper exports from Atlantic ports during February amounted to 2o,46s tons.
 United States Mints during Feb ruary turned out 5,s3o, 900 coins, worth S5,s3s,59o.
 Governor Fielder of Now Jersey signed the bill creating e State budget system
 Three German steamships arrived at Malmo, Sweden, to transport 10, GOO horses to Germany.
 Thirteen persons were killed by an avalanche in Stelvio Pass, on the border of Tyrol and Italy.
 Thirty delegates from the United Sates, to the Evangelical Congress at Lima. Peru, arrived there.
 UneomPleted war orders amounting to $35.0o0,Oo0 are held by the Win chester Repeating Arms Go.
 There are now at the state prison Tn WetherSheld 666 inmates, a greater number by 2S than ever before.
 The British tank steamship Spirea was burned to the waters edge in the Manchester. England, ship canal
 Many wounded soldiers about Yer dun have been drowned by the flood waters of the Mouse and Orne rivers
 By the vote of ii to 2, the House committee on insular affairs ordered a favorable report on the Philippine bill
 The building of the New Jersey AIer- ! chandise O., at Hoboken, N. J.. was destroyed by fire at a loss of S1O,OOO. Crown Prince Frederick William will | be made a field marshal of the German army if he succeeds in capturing Yer | dun
 A report from Vienna states that | Germany and Austria are planning to establish an independent kingdom in | Poland.
 Twenty-four persons lost their lives ! in accidents due to vehicular traffic in the streets of New York city during | February.
 Juan T. Burns, Mexican Consul at Galveston, has been appointed Consul | General at New York succeeding pr Alfredo Caturetlly.
 The United States Scout cruiser ! Blrmlngham and seven torpedo boat destroyers arrived at San Juan, Porto Rico, for manoeuvres-
 Receipts for duties at the New York Customs House in February amount ed to s14,OO5.65s. the largest for an, month during the war.
 The crew of the Swedish steamer Torborg. sunk by an Austrian subma. rine in the Mediterranean, has beer landed at Leghorn, Italy.
 "Wednesday was the last day for tn, voluntary enlistment of single men fol the British army. There was mo rusi of recruiting. as expected.
 Secretary RedHeId reinstated Rober Reid and Charles C. Eckliff suspended as steamboat inspectors in connection with the Eastland disaster.
 The striking employees of the Gen
 eral Ordnance company. Derby. me and appointed a committee to presen
 their demands to the company. Former Mayor Oliver B. Munroe, O ] MerOse. aged 59, for many years financial and textile editor, died O asthmatic trouble at AIelrose Highland Mass
 A committee from the Departmen of Labor will be sent to Alaska to ac as arbitrators in the strike of the em ployes of the Government railroa, l there.
 Total production of iron in tn United States in 1915 amounted t ) $29.916,213 tons. according to a repor ? of the American Iron and Steel In
 situte.
 The appointment of Prof. Ernest 9 Quesada, of the University of Brazil. a
 professor of Latin American histor - and economics at Harvard was an - nOunced.
 The body of Dwight F. MaIIor, . athlete and clubman of Baltimore, wh Q has been missing for several week. was found in Chesapeake Bay, nea ROCK Hall, Md-
 The condition of Dr. James B. An gell. aged president emeritus of th 7 University of Michigan, who is crit
 ically i'll at Ann Arbor, Mich, wa n slightly improved.
 Returned Australian soldiers will | e granted land by the government q New South Wales. which vii asO ca O money to the soldiers to buy stock an = farming impements- Il Traffic among islands in the PhiliT 7. pines is seriously hampered by tt 2 withdrawal of a number oS coastwiS u trading vessels which have entered u Is foreign trade service. l. Rev. William Albert Smith, wi .- recently resigned the pastorate of tf
 Second Baptist church at Suffield. c ie has accepted a call to become past e of the First Baptist church of Hebro l. Me. q.
 CoIcnel Walter H. Taylor, we
 known throughout the south died
 Norfolk. Va, aged "A years. He "; adiutant to General Lee in the Civ