Norwich bulletin., 1916-02-08
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lish a sugar monopoly next week.
Headquarters of the Swiss army will
be moved from Berne to Lucerne
Twenty young girls, students of Vas
| sar College. inspected Sing Sing pri-
son.
Snake bites will be harmless if a
new serum treatment lives up to ex-
pectations.
Antonio Scotti, the famous baritone,
| is seriously ill at his hotel in New
York city.
Military guards have supplanted ci-
Villains at all muitions plants through
| out Canada.
Many small towns in Arkansas were
| flooded by the breaking of levees on
the Arkansas river.
Gen. carranza signed a decree de-
| signaling the city of Queretaro as the
| lhexican national capital.
| Contributions to the war relief fund
of the American Jewish Relief Com
mittee amount to s2,2O3.523.
The Treasury Department received
from New York city a conscience
fund contribution of s4,S76.
The British steamship Romanby,
New York for Bordeaux grounded on
a mudbank in Bordeaux harbor.
Henry Morgenthau. American Am
| bassador to Turkey, sailed from Cop
enhagen for the United States.
VaIeska suratt, vaudeville and movie
actress, will sail from New York to
! beome sister of mercy at the French
front.
President Poineare Of France re-
ceived Col. e. NJ. House and the
American Ambassador, William G.
| Sharp.
More than 80 persons were injured
when car bound from Saginaw, Mich,
for Flint, crashed into an empty car at
| a switch.
Yale University will establish an air
craft corps. The students already
have battery of artillery. with 500
members.
| President Wilson was asked by the
Central Federated Union to call a con-
gress of neutral nations to end the Eu-
ropean war.
The coast guard cutter Seneca will
leave New York on Feb. Is to take
up ice patrol duty off the Newfound-
| land Banks.
King George of England made his
| first pubic appearance in London since
\ he was injured when thrown from his
| horse in France.
Two persons were injured when the
| roof of the passenger train sheds at
Portland, Ore, caved in under the
| weight Of the snow.
Great Britain and France purchased
100000 tons of wheat in Australia dur
| ing December. England is also buying
the grain in Argentina!
Daniel Riley, aged fe, was sentenced
| to IA years in prison, after being con-
victed in Chicago of the murder of
saiotr keeper during robbery.
| Mrs. CorneIia J. Lewis fell down
stairs at her home at Shelton and died
/ instantly of a broken back. She was
S5 years old. A daughter survives.
| A marble monument will be erected
at Nish by the Bulgarian Government
| to commemorate the meeting there on
Jan Is OF the Kaiser AMI King L Ter
dinand.
Twenty persons were injured, none
| fatally. when a Graham Avenue troll
| ley car crashed into a Smith Street
car at the New York end OF the
Brooklyn Bridge.
The Dutch steamer AIkaid, 27 DAYS
out from Rotterdam for New York
put in at st. Johns, N F., Feb. short
of coal and somewhat damaged as a
result of terrific weather.
A resolution in favor of the confirm
alton of Louis d. Rrandeis as associ-
ate justice of the United States su-
preme court was adopted by the Cen
trail Labor Union at Boston.
Gus Eisenberg, aged. "a. recently
paroled after serving % years in Fort
Madison Penitentiary on a murder
charge, asked the police of Davenport
Ia to return him to the penitentiary.
Lieutenant Georges Codere of the
Canadian eXpeditionary force, was
sentenced to death at Winchester, Eng
land, on the charge of having murd-
cred Sergeant OZanne. of his regiment.
George Murphy of Bridgeport was
brought to a New Haven hospital in
an unconscious condition, having been
struck by trolley car near Wood
mont. 1t is believed he has a fractur-
ed skull.
Mass Hazen Schoenfelt, a student
nurse in the Allegheny Hospital, Pitts
burgh, committed suicide by drowning
in the Allegheny river after she had
been dismissed for giving medicine to
the wrong patient.
The will of the late Frederick Heber
Eaton president of the American Car
and Foundry company, filed for pro-
bate in New York leaves an estate es-
timated at more than $1,000, 900 to
members of his family.
John r. Hiebie, president Of the
Bank of Babylon, L. l., and Chief Leon
Petit of the Babylon Fire Depart
ment, were killed when the fire auto
In which they were riding was struck
by train at Babylon.
Frederick Katz, an official Of the
Melbourne Trades Hall Council was
tarred and feathored by. crowd OF
soldiers, who were angsred at KetE's
antagonism against tho recruiting of
the new Australian army.
Tanners Increase Wages.
Kane, Pa Feb. THE Elks Tam
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