Norwich bulletin., 1916-03-01
Condensed TeIegrams

A temperature of 42 degrees below zero was reported from White River Ont.
 Sugar was advanced two shiIIinas Der 100 pounds by the British royal commission.
 There will be no session of the New Orleans Cotton Exchange on March '. Mardi Gras.
 The steamship Horatio of New Bed Iord, Mass, went ashore on the Dia- mond Shoals, N. c.
 The finance committee of the Rus sian Duma has approved the new war loan Of 2,O00,OO0.000 rubles. Fire of unknown origin destroyed the plant of the Hubbard Shovel Co., at Pittsburgh at a loss of $15O,OOO.
 Five German generals who held the Iron Cross of the First Class have been killed in the battle about Verdun. ----- Former Representative R. p. Hobson will be candidate for Congress from the new 10th district in Alabama Count Kanitz, German commander | ! when the Russians captured the citv, Four lives were lost when the Nor | Wegian steamship Ander, laden with coal pits. went ashore off Enfield, Eng.
 An order for 50 Pacific type loco motives was placed with the American Locomotive CO, by the New Haven road.
 Today will be the last day for the | receipt of income and corporation tax list return at the internal office in Hartford.
 Albery eOIyk injured in fight at a christening Sunday night, died in the Hartford hospital. His skull was ! fractured.
 carranzista troops defeated oaxaea | indians attempting to enter Vera Cruz state in a sharp engagement near San Andres, TuxtIa.
 The British schooner Cora May, which grounded yesterday on one of the ledges in the Boston outer har- Dor was floated.
 Canadian railways are planning to | get 100000 from the United States for spring and summer work in the Ca nadian northwest. l Count won Bernstorff notified the | State Department that foodstuffs sent to Poland will not be seized while crossing Germany.
 The price paid to farmers for milk and cream has increased 35 per cent. and the cost to the consumer 20 per cent. in the last ten years.
 Announcement was made at LIoyd's London, that all the crew of the 1 British steamer Denaby, recently sub marined, have been saved.
 Shipment of fresh and cured meats rom Chicago last week totaIled 51, i 222.OOO pounds, compared with 57,S42- 900 pounds the pevious week.
 A report from Manchester states that that Great Ritain is planning to com mandeer an increased production of the country's vitriol production.
 Following EngIand's refusal to sup ply Greece wath sulphate of copper | the latter country has asked the Unit ed States for the needed supplies. | The car barn of the Massachusetts Northeastern Street Railway com pany at Merrimac was destroyed by lire at a loss estimated at s5O,OOO.
 The Downing block on Essex street, Salem, Mass, was damaged by fire, the loss on the building and to the tenants being estimated at $S,OOO.
 Seventeen patients in the Emily Baloh hospital at Plymouth, N. H., were removed without injury during a fire which destroyed the institution.
 Damage estimated at s1,ooo was done to the cargo of the British | steamship Eurvmachos, loading muni- tions of war for Russia at a Brooklyn pier.
 | According to the state board of prison directors, only 1-2 per cent paroled from Californfa's peniten- tiaries have returned to a life of crime.
 | Thomas was rescued from the branch es of a tree in the flooded section of | Oskaloosa, Iowa, where he had clung for many hours.
 Ralph Foster, son of the Rev. Festus l Foster of Topeka. Kas., a passenger on the steamship MaIoja when she sunk off Dover, cabled his prents that | he had been rescued. J. Grant Lyman was held in S1oo,ooo bail at Tampa, Fla, for arraignment today on the Federal indictment re- | turned in New charging him with us- | ing the mails to defraud. George Groutcher, aged 25, of Bay onne, N. J., who would have com pleted jail sentence of three months | in the Fairfield county jail yesterday committed suicide in his cell. President Wilson is expected to nom mate Judge Joseph H Shea of the In- diana Supreme Court as Ambassador to Chile, to succeed Henry P. Fletcher to be transferred to Mexico. A train made up of 50 freight cars, carrying 2, 400, 900 cans of salmon, most of which is destined for Europe, is on the way from Seattle to New York over the Union Pacific system. Tho Nerman-Rmerican Sugar Co.,, declared an 8 per cent. annual divi- dend to be paid in quarterly install ments of 2 per cent, and an extra 10 per cent. cash dividend, payable March 10.