Norwich bulletin., 1916-03-22
rcuIain the largest Connecticut Proportion the Cs Population
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The demand for nickel for com merclal purposes is the largest in history. members of the proposed Harvard | Aero Corps.
 European governments are again | buying horses for war purposes in l
 The carranza Government is turn ing back to It's owners the Mexico Tramways Co.
 Patrick Ring, a patient at Bellevue hospital, jumped into the East River and was drowned
 The Twsnty-fourth Infantry sta uoned at Fort D. A. Russell. Wyoming. was ordered to the border
 The entente allies have promised Belgium she will be invited to parrici- pate in the peace negotiations.
 Miss Eliza Wentworth Merrill, who observed her 1O5th birthday on De eember sl. died at Gray. Me.
 Captain Dewar, son of Lord Dewar, Senator of the College of Justice of Scotland, has been killed in action.
 Bringing 16o passengers and 5000 bags of mail, the teamer OrdIna ar rived at New York from Liverpool.
 Four midshiPmen were dismissed from the Naval Academy, three for drinking and one for gross disobedi- ence.
 The White Star steamships Baltic. Adriatic and Cedric win serve as Ca nadian troop ships on their next trip to England.
 The plant of the croeker ManteJ and | Tile Co, at Providence. R. l., was damaged by fire, the loss being estimat- ed at S5o,0Oo.
 Two more injured American soldiers arrived at Columbus. Y. M-. from Mexico. One was wounded in the leg and one blinded.
 Louis Johnson and Irving Davidson, prisoners in the reformatOry at Hart's 1 Island, New York, escaped from the island in a stolen rowboat
 Federal Judge Mayer allowed Walter Moves S42.OOO for services rendered as receiver for the Rock Island Railroad. from Jan Is. 1915. to date
 Three indictments charging assault with intent to kill and murder vert returned in the criminal court by the grand jury against Jean Crones.
 Four negro children, trapped in a day nursery run by Mrs. Eva Hendriks in Harlem. were burned to death when the tenement cought fire.
 Dr. Lauro s. Mueller, Brazilian Min ister of Foreign Affairs. refused to de- ny or afirm the report Of Brazirs seizure of interned German ships.
 Total shipments of fresh and cured 43.9S3.oOO pounds. compared with 45.- 62S,O0O pounds the previous week
 4 bulletin issued by the Illinois Dc. partment of Agriculture places t'I condition of winter wheat on MarCt Is, at 6s. against 74 on March 1.
 The giant cunard liner Mau-et7-i- ! Is reported to be in Liverpool un Ter |. going repairs and relttinE for tho resumption of the passenger trade Clothed in the faded confoderat, uniform he wore as one of Moran. , men in the Civil War. Captain uavft \. Tandy was buried at HopEinsviIle Ky.
 The body of Robert M-NesIy ! victim hrs been washed by hcav, . strr1s from fte temporary grave a 2 Alcz1 1ndria- Egypt
 Colonel wiiIiern A. GiaasFord, chic : ! signal officer rf fhe Western De-nrt ! meut wns ordered to proceed to Sai , Diego to take command Of the arr.
 aviation school there.
 The E. ". Bliss Co. of Brooklyn . ! man uf1 C,urCrs of war muul Ions fir CTca sed its ear=ir=s available fo ! common dividrrd9 for the year ll5 b . more than 600 per cent
 Great srita;-'s -~Fua-' to aVo,v tt, usc of explosives in the diamond mi-r /, of South Aus" .'-. 1. ~ resu'ted in th [ Indefinite nrv'rr--. -r-a-t of the rr s opening of the mines n Prime. Reg-rt Alexander ef sa-si s declared at R0r7e th7t nearly 1000 on
 of Srrhin's 5000 900 people hnve ms . death in WIT. bv st7rration. or Tn th n recent tuphys epidemic. Il Tho school has been closed at Fa'cn !" a border town 90 miles to the e7z: ( n El P1so. and all American civilian q have been requested to leave D s American military authorities. - About 1900 men employed in maF 7 ing war munitions at the works e the Richmond. Va. Locomotive wort e have been laid off. The company vi - resume the building of locomotives. The house rejected a proposal r
 Representative Anthony. republican
 Kansas. to recruit an additional ir
 fantry regiment in Porto Rico fc A service in the Panama Canal zone (
 elsewhere.
 Public offices and many private ei
 tablishments of Mexico City wei n closed in celebrtion of the 1I0t 'f anniversary of the birth of Benito u 'e arez. the great Mexican reformer ar '- former president
 s. TROOP TRAIN WENT d OVER A PREcIPIc le Fifty Mexican Troopers Killed aF