Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-01-15
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Masonic hall at Newark was dam-
aged by FIRE to the extent of $4,000.
A temperature Of s5 degrees below
zero was reported from Dodge City, !
Kansas.
5n David ieS G1rs hSstpss ospsaan s ws.
years old.
Donfredo 3. Moreno was elected
president Of Ecuador for the period
The City Of Punta Arenas, Chill, de-
sires to negotiate q loan of $400, 900 in
the United States.
New York City Boys Club associa. S e
ton amount to $65.2s6. :.
Or. xon sethmann-iioIIwss, Prus-
session of the Prussian Diet.
The curtiss Aeroplane and. Motor
corporation of Buffalo was incorpor-
ated at Albany. with $e,750,0o0 CAPT
tai.
Senator TiIIman's proposal to 90.
tablish a government armor plate fac
tory was approved by President Will
SON.
The American Sugar Refining Co.,
temporarily suspended operations in
all it's rehneries throughout Louisi-
ana.
Enrique Amaya, a member of the
Argentine embassy at Washington has
heen appointed secretary Of the en-
| bassy.
The press house of the dupont
powder mills at Newhall, Me-, was
| damaged by an explosion. No one
was injured
No American mails have been re-
ceived at Copenhagen since January 3,
and it is believed Great Britain is de-
| tanning them.
Gen. Alberto Garcia, with 100. men,
| is operating Independently Of all frac-
| tions in Sonora, Mex, levying tribute
on small towns.
Two persons were killed and several
injured when a Chicago bound North
western passenger train struck an
| other train near Milwaukee.
German troops garrisoning Uskop
are reported to have left there for
/ 1OHtlSl1T D0CauSe OF Ill I6eunS between
| them and the Bulgarian soldiers.
| Gov. Ferguson of Texas sent a tell
egram to President Wilson urging him
not to intervene in Mexico as result
| of the murder of Americans there.
| Forty-f five hundred bales of cotton
were burned together with the Grena-
1 do Cotton Co.'s compress at Holly
SPRINGS. Miss. at loss of 500 .eee.
I The Norwegian sfesnoship Albert w.
1 Sefmer, which arrived at Kalmar
Sweden, from Baltimore, grounded on
entering port and sprung a leak for
ward
Frank Carmelia, who broke jail at
| Bridgeport, Conn.,. on Dec. 26, wrote
| Sheriff Pease of that place letter
stating that he had sailed for Italy to
join the colors.
! The Chinese Republic association of
California received cablegram from
China reporting the assassination of
Lux Wing Ting. governor of the prov
ince of Kwang ST.
Dr.. Roy D. Mcclure, resident sur
geon at Johns Hopkins hospital Bal
timore, accepted the position of sur
geon-in- chief at the Henry Ford Hos
pital at Detroit
Samuel J. WethereI, of Philadelphia,
purchased II, 900 acres of zinc land in
Hancock county. Tenn. for about s.
capacity is planned.
Rev. Christian S. Haman, a former
bishop of the United Evangelical
church, died at Reading. Pa, Friday.
He was SO years old. and had been 60
years in the ministry.
Carrying 200 passengers, the ferry
boat Atlantic. plying between Brook
Governors Island during a fog, and
was held there an hour.
Stockholders of the WHY'S Overland
company ratified the proposal to in
crease the capital stock to SIS, ,000, 600.
The issue will be s50,00o.00 common
and $25,o00,000 new preferred.
Gerald S. Lee, author and magazine
publisher, whose automobile struck
and killed Michael u Buoniconti, IA,
on Oct II. was acquitted on charge
of manslaughter at Springfield. Mass.
Expectation of munitions from the
United States during the Is months
from August, 1914. to October, 1915,
amounted to $121, 1,742,937, according to
an estimate of the department OF
commerce.
Four out OF five of a crew of a
United States artillery corps distri-
button boat were drowned at Calves
ton, when the boat was rammed by the
American tank steamer Charles E.
Harwood.
Bryan X. Morse, New York mining
engineer, and two others were killed
by an explosion Of gas while prospect
ing for copper in an old Spanish mine
called Ell Breigo. in Pinar del Rio