Norwich bulletin., 1916-12-20
Largest in Connecticut in Proportion to the Cs Population.
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Six inches of snow fell in Tennes- see.
 The Chilean bark Viva, from Norfolk, August 31, for Valparaiso, is afire at Pernanbuco, Brazil.
 Capt. Robt. Duncan, who was cap- tain of the America Cup challenger Thistle in 1887, is dead.
 Nearly $10,eo0 for the relief of Poles in the war zone was subscribed at mass meeting at Philadelphia.
 The New York, Street Cleaning Dept. announced that it has 9,057 snow fight CTS enrolled for the entire winter.e
 Three persons were killed when the Wabash express, from Buffalo to Chi cago, was derailed at Corinth, Ont.
 investigation of the coal and car shortage situation extending over the United States was started at Chicago.
 The barge Santiago, with a cargo of coal was sunk in Lake St. Clair, as the result of being cut open by heavy ice.
 Articles of incorporation were filed
  New York with a capital stock of $1,00O,000.
 Quinton Edwards Rawis, for 43 years a merchant of Durham, N. C., and one of the oldest in North Carolina, died of heart trouble.
 Jose Maria Barons, minister of war and navy in Ecuador, has resigned. Rafael Pino Roca has been appointed to this portfolio.
 which went ashore at Belfast, Nov. IT while voyaging from Preston for Turks Island, has been hoated.
 Roy A. White of Bayles, Cal, his wife and four children lost their lives in a fire that destroyed the Interocean Hotel at Cheyenne, Wyo.
 The Sixty ninth meeting of the American Association for the Advance ment of Science will be held in New York from Dec. 26 to Dec. 30. Wireless calls asking for assistance sent out by the American steamship Portland have been received by the naval radio station at Bermuda. By special permission of Cardina. Farley midnight mass at Christmas will be again permitted in all the churches of the archdiocese of New York.
 H. Everett Fisher of East Orange, N J., will sail for France today to loiT | the Norton section of the American Motor Ambulance Corps on the Yer dun front. The Massachusetts Ambulance Go. 1 No. l, the last detachment of the Ma 1 tional Guard of Massachusetts to b' ordered back from the Mexican border i has arrived home.
 1 Arthur p. Daggertt, who pleaded guilty on November 24 to the theft o l Mrs. E HI. Harriman's S65.000 necklace I was arraigned in the Court of Genera | Sessions for sentence. Patrick J. Duegan, a game warde' l of Croton- -on-H Hudson, was seriousl, l injured when he fell between the plat 1 forms of two cars at the Dyckmal Street subway station.
 The Baldwin Locomotive Works re 1 ceied an order for 100 large freigh locomotives from the Paris, Lyons am 1 Mediterranean Railway, one of tn 1 largest railways in France. A suit to test the ccnstItutlonaiit 1 of the New York law limiting hours o work for women was dismissed by tn United States Supreme Court, throw i ing the case back to New York courts
 The War Relief Clearing House fo l France and her allies announced tha 1 the French government is giving un 1 usual facilities for the handling of re i lief shipments from the United States 
 Two Italians, giving New York ad 1 dresses, were arrested following tn explosion of 20 sticks of dynamit 1 which wrecked the harbOr police sta ton and 25 surrounding buildings 9 ! Boston.
 i New York is spending $2,0oo,ooo fo 1 Christmas trees and green shrubber l from the woods of Maine, New Hamp shire and Vermont, according to tn estimate of the New York State Colleg of Forestry.
 l Duvai West, of San Antonio, Texa: who made personal investigation o conditions in Mexico for the admins tEaton, was nominated by Presiden | Wilson to be United States judge western district of Texas.
 DISSOLUTION OF TWO
 INSURANCE coMPANtE l Ordered by the Court-Both Are Penn
 syIvania Companies.