Norwich bulletin., 1916-03-08
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 Argentine and Uruguay are sufferinq i rom coal shortage, caused by a lack l of tonnage.
 oIney Arnold, United States consul general at Cairo, Egypt, died in a hos pital at Lisbon.
 James T. MaeMurray, city clerk of Plainheld, N. J., Tor 2Z years. tender ed his resignation.
 The Frost Steel & Wire Co.,, Ltd of Hamilton, with Ss.OOO 900 capitai was incorporated at Ottawa
 The Supreme Court held that the Florida and Washington trading stamp laws were constitutional.
 Richard A. Mecurdy, former head of the Mutual Life Insurance Co, died at his home at Morristown, \. J.
 Three men were killed and five in tured by fall Of coal and slate at the Maple Hill colliery. Shenandoah. Pa
 Articles of incorporation were filed at Albany, \. T., by the United States Consolidated Oil Co.,. capital SI, ,5OO, 900.
 Tho condition of the winter wheat in Ohio on March 1 is goven at 71 per cent. of normal by the state crop re- port.
 Gen. AIvaro obreson has been sum- moned to confer with Gen. Carranza on military matters, notably the Diaz uprizing.
 Fire destroyed the Iowa elevator at Peoria at loss of S1 .OOO. .OOO. The ele- vatOr was filled with 75O.OOO bushels of wheat.
 Bremen and policemen saved IS persons from a burning apartment house at No. 301 West 50th Street | New York city.
 As a result of heavy artillery dueIs | in the battle of Nerdun, American manufacturers expect arge additional orders for shells.
 The British tramp steamer Ardsrom, which left New York two days ago for | England. has returned to port, report ing engine trouble.
 The number of stockholders of the | United States Rubber Go, on January | l5. totalled 16.6S6, compared with 15,- ! George w. Whitaker. the dean of the | artists colony in Rhode Island, died at Providence. aged 75 years. He was a native of Fall River.
 Citizens of the little Republic of San | Marine are being interned by Austria, | which claims that San Marine has vii plated its neutrality. | The body Of a we'll dressed woman about 30 years of age was found froz- l en in the ice of Baby Creek. Detroit by boys playing there.
 Ernest A. Won DiezeIski employed by the United States for 4s years as in East Orange, \. J.
 A woman passenger aboard the steamship Sea Foam died of terror during the storm the vessel encounter ed off the Pacific coast Eighteen persons are dead and a l number of others are not expected to live. as the result of the explosion in the city jail of Fl PasO.
 More than 200 persons in Paris and l the Department of the Seine have been arrested and fined for spreading rumors and false news.
 Joseph HaneI, who confessed to he murder of Mrs. Julia Heilner. by whom he was employed as a butler was placed on trial in Brooklyn !
 President Wilson yesterday wrote a warm letter of reorganization to Speaker Champ Clark. of the house on he occasion of his 66th birthday.
 Shipments of fresh and cured meats from Chicago last week totalled A. 936, 900 pounds compared with 51,- 223. 900 pounds for the previous week
 After firing three shots at Miss An mabel Mcdonald without hitting her Nehemiah c. Johnston. a printer. of Bristol, R. l., shot and killed himself.
 The New Jersey state senate con l cured in an adverse report on the bill which proposed suffrage for wom- en at the election next month for presidential delegates
 The three Ameicans, Mrs FarweIl Miss Mitchell and pr. Henry Forbes reported to have been mistreated by the BulEarians and interned at Mon- astir, have been released.
 Battling Nelson, former lightweight | was granted a decree of divorce from Fay King, a Kansas City and Denver newspaper rtist- Desertion was charg- ed by Nelson and his wife did not con-
 All Portuguese harbors are being | parclled by battleshipS- No vessels are allowed to enter port at night and those approaching during the day time must prove their nationality before entering.
 States Attorney AIeorn has noIIed the manslaughter charge against Dr A. R. Couch of Hartford. It was charged that his automobile ran down and killed John H. Buck, Jr-, on Oct IT. 1915.
 Dr. Edward w. Ryan and Dr. Ralph Bates, of the American Red Gross commission to Serbia. lef Athens witt foodstuffs. clothing and medicine foI the relief of Serbians on the Greel island of Corfu.
 HARTFORD POLICE LOOKING FOR FRANK M. THOMPSON Janitor Missing Since March 2-Sa,
 He Borrowed $500.