Norwich bulletin., 1916-01-29

largest m Connecticut m
 Condensed TeIegrams . z 4 .I. blizzard is sweeping over northern !. New. Haven raised sso,oO0 for Jewish
 Danbury Hattsrs got about s5,ooo from New Haven union men.
 Dutch troops fired on a German zep- peiin which flew over Dutch territory chsased it's name to susia nsilfsss sshooa oas
 Happy c.I' Wagner, the famous minstrel died suddenly at Syracuse, \. |
 5rideeport unions have pledged more than s5,ooo for the Danbury hat ,,.ss Government SsTan. tsoSps inflicted 2 se- Province. China.
 N. Lonsues. French deputy. said that losses of French troops amount ---@--' T A nine days ice froIic was started at St. Paul, Minn. Movies are shown inside an ice fort.
 Aeoordins to an official estimate the port exceeded ss,5oo.
 Hundreds of thousands of the inhab- itants of Asia Minor are reported to
 De dying of starvation. Production Of the Island Creek Coal tons. against 2.2o7.445 in 1914. l County officers in oklahoma will use armored motor cars hereafter in
 pursuing train and bank robbers. The New York democratic state
 imousy indorsed the Wilson adminis-
 tration.
 The Ford Motor Car plant at High
 land Park. Detroit, will be enlarged to
 three times its present size at cost II After having been damaued bv .
 heavy storm. the Panama liner Ali
 anca arrived at New York from ne WSGkty otUIeme0t or the Bank
 of France shows increases of 5,s75, GOO
 francs in gold and 426,000 francs in
 silver holding.
 II chicaso's surface transportation lines
 and several elevated lines were tied up
 for four hours by a blowout of high
 tension cables.
 H Fifty English women, who have
 been employed in Germany. were Fl 1ec
 CT than Feb. 6.
 Maximum wholesale and rstaii prie-
 es of fish and yesetab1es have been
 Breslau. Germany Fl shipbuilding yards on the Great Lakes are so busy that no contracts Tor vessels can be entertained by them
 before September 1917. - A report from Washinaton says that President Wilson will urge Secretary of Labor Wilson to run for U. s. Sem ', ate to succeed. Senator Oliver si MaximiIian Harden arrived at | Switzerland to resume there the pub- y lication of his periodical .Die zukunft n r which was suppressed in Germany. ,i After having brought down eight enemy aeroplanes, and receiving the
 order Pour le Merite, Lieut.. Boelke of
 the German air service, was killed. . Ninety-five 5ritish survivors of the British ship Tara were captured by Senussi tribesmen in northwestern Egypt it was announced in London. Secretary Daniels will test the wire
 less detective invented by Frederick Holster of Washington. The device locates the source of radio messages. Dispatches from Rome state thai Prince Mirko of Montenegro is be- 5 lieved to have been either killed or 3 tcaptured by the Austrians at Scutari ? Bulgarian monks from their monas- tery of Zegraphu unsuccessfully at- l tempted to oust Serbian monks from
 their neighboring monastery of Chil-
 iardari
 Mines and smeIters of the three ) copper camps at Clifton, Morenci, and
 Medcalf, Ariz., shut down for more than four months by strike, were re-
 opened.
 Q The Holland American steamsFip Go t is planning to inaugurate a river v service of it's own in transportins t from Germany goods which are to be r exported to America
 r The British steamer Monarch clear e ed from Galveston, Tex. with car g go of cotton and metals worth $2,115,- s 528, the most valuable cargo ever
 Icleared from that port.
 s According to the Holland press, there : are so many cases before the British Prize Court that even if peace were a concluded now, the court would have s to sit for two more years to conclude a it's business. ! y Herman Fuikandort and William : Warren. German stewards on the : American tug Ramos of New York . taken from the boat on its arrival al = St John N. B.. were paced in the in . terment camp at Amherst. l ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENT Z I ~- e-a-- .-,--