Norwich bulletin., 1916-03-13
Condensed TeIegrams

The republican state central commit tee meets in Hartford tomorrow
 Joseph Asher Sheldon of New Ha- ven. aged 1O2. is sick with grip.
 All Portuguese reservists, naval and | were called to the colors. The French line steamer Chicago ar rived at New York from Bordeaux. Mime. Rosika Sehwimmer will retire from the Ford Permanent Peace Board. I The Grand Trunk is reported to have declared an embargo on all grain shipments.
 German merchant steamers seized by Portugal will be used to carry supplies by England.
 Exports of copper from Atlantic ports for the week ended March g totalled 3,116 tons.
 Two elephants in the Central Park Zoo were hitched to a large snow plaw to clear the paths
 Gen. Edwin s. Greeley of New Hav- Milford, is improving.
 The captain and crew of the Ger man commerce raider Moewe have been granted vacations.
 King George of England signed proclamation prohibiting the importa- tion of preserved fruits.
 The bronze American eagle on the fiagpole on the White House was blown off by heavy wind.
 
 The export of wet or dry saIted hides from South Africa except to Great Britain, has been prohibited.
 President Wilson has authorized the use of his name in the Massachusetts Presidential primaries on April 25.
 Miss Nebraska cropssy, known throughout the country as an educator, died at her home at Pittsburgh, aged Il.
 A bill reeodifying the military law so that spies may be put to death in times of peace was passed by the Sen ate.
 | Announcement was made by the Western Union Telegraph Co, of the | resumption of cable service with Ice | land.
 The Swedish steamer Martha struck mine in Falsterboro Sound and sank in Swedish waters. The crew was saved.
 Representative Randall of californis l will ask Henry Ford to use his brains and money to solve the high cost oi gasoline.
 Flood caused by heavy rains have completely tied up three transconti- I aa in a-a NNnEhfnp- tOr state.
 After 25 years idIeness the Franklin refinery in Philadelphia of the Ameri- can Sugar Refining Go. will resume operations
 Jorge Huerta, son of Gen. Victorianc | Huerta former dictator Of Mexico, ar rived at New Orleans from Fl Paso en route to Havana
 An Athens dispatch reports stree fighting between Americans and Ger man sailors in front of the American Embassy fin Constantinople.
 The submarine E-2, in which mer lost their lives by an explosion at the Brooklyn Navy Yard on Jan. 15. has been ordered out of commission
 Four men trapped in the towboat J O. Watson when she overturned in the Ohio river near Wellsburgh. w. Va escaped by kicking out he windows. | Repairs on ships in the Mare Island Navy Yard are being rushed in antici' patton of the ordering of the Pacific fleet, now at San Diego, to Mexico.
 Fifteen hundred naval apprentices il barracks B and c. at Newport, R. L were Quarantined because of the sud den development of Is cases of measles Colonel Milton J. Foreman of tn, Ist Illinois Cavalry. National Guard wired President Wilson, asking tha his regiment be among the first sen to Mexico.
 Frank A. VanderiIp of New York ant Pierre s. du Pont of Wilmington, Del have been elected life members of tn corporation of the Massachusetts Insti ute of Technology. Chairman NewIands of the Interstat . | Commerce Committee of the Senate in troduced a bill to enlarge the Inter , state Commerce Commission iron seven to nine members. Arthur S. Jacobson, medical stud ent. committed suicide in his room Il Philadelphia He is believed to hav been crazed by love for Gaby Deslys to whom he left a note. , More than 75 persons, several O them women. were arrested in De troit. when the police there began oundup of Eastern gunmen who hay made Detroit their headquarters lately
 No iII-feeIina against Americans i ! Indicated on the border south of De ! Rio. Texas. The better class Of Mex ! GaffEfaHtlOn over BTHEt dent Wilson's decision to hunt dow : Villa and his bandits.
 cARRANZA ISSUES A
 MANIFESTO TO NATIoi !. Declaring That United States Woul
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