Norwich bulletin., 1916-11-28
aI Circulation is the Largest Proportion the cs Population
Condensed Telegrams

Condensed Telegrams E < Another air raid of the northeastern ,osat of England took place lastsnight.l
 The Brooklyn TermianI Go. increas- ed it's capital from $5oo.ooo to soo.ooo. o00
 The town fo Red Leved, Ala, was destroyed by fire at a loss of s15o,0o0.
 The Savannah New York Transpor- tation Go. increased its capital from s200,000s to S350,00o.
 Fire destroyed the old Ward home stead, erected in Revolutionary days, l at Livingston, N. J.
 pr. Laura A. C.. Hughes of Boston ! was reelected president of the Span 1 ish-American War Nurses. months at the Atlantic Marconi plant l at Long Island City, war settled
 William G. McAdoo, Secretary of the Terasury, announced that he l would build a home in California.
 The Green Bay Special Go. of Green Bay, Wis, announced 8 Is per cent. increase in wages for it's employees.
 The plant of the Northern Illinois Cereal Co. at Lockport. H., was de- stroyed by fire at a loss of $2oo.o0o.
 The Norwegian steamship Theuis. which stranded on leaving Cristobai last Tuesday night has been foated.
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 The body of woman about 70 years years of age, was found in the Morris Canal at Linden Avenue, Jersey City.
 Glen curtiss will establish a United States Government airship training school at Miami, Fla.
 The exports of merchandise from the port of New York for the week ended November 23 were valued at S34,l45,- S53.
 Calvin Burdse, brother of Police Commissioner Ralph Burdge of Lake wood. N. J. was fatally shot while Three persons were burned to death in a fire which destroyed the summer home of Mrs. Russell OHara, at Bing- hamton, New York. .s.1s1s Senator Abdul Hatidhravi was sem fenced to death by court-marital and executed for conspiring against the Turkish Government.
 have been doing duty on the Mexican border were reviewed by Brigadier- General James Parker. | Col. John B. BeIIineer, quarter master at Governors Island, was ord- cred by the War Department to duty in the Philippine Island Henry A. Sandross, an artist, of New York, was sentenced to serve l three months in the workhouse on a charge of disorderly conduct. l Frank krinsIey, watchman on the estate of Magistrate Robert c. Cornell of New York, at Bayside, L. l., was shot while driving off chicken thieves. An unidentified man about 55 years of age, was killed by northbound trolley car at Fourth Avenue and Twenty second Street, New York. | Brooklyn residents have been warn5 ed that unless they exercise economy l in the. use of water the borough will soon be facing a shortage in its sup. ply. 1 "1tl1am 6TJdH VIII OO thC 60CoS of honor at a dinner at Washington lDec. 6 to which President Wilson and Democrats of the Senate will be in vited.
 Silk and worsted manufacturing lcompanies of Passaic, Lodi, Clifton and | Garfield, N. J., will advance the wag- les of all their workers 10 per cent. on tDec. 4.
 Miss Alice Cherry, who weighs 5s. pounds and is said to be the heaviest l woman in New York, sailed for Buenos Aires on the Lamport & Holt liner 1 Vestris.
 Wilson C. Ashbridge was sentenced to die in the electric chair at the Tren ton, N. J., State Prison, during the
 week of Dec for the murder of Eliz- abeth Dunbar.
 A special meeting the machine gun
 board, which recommends machine gun types for the army, will be held at Washington next week at the order of
 Secretary Baker.
 The United States collier Caesar Is
 due in New York this week to take on a Christmas cargo of food and cloth ing supplies for the starving people ot
 Armenia and Syria
 A campaign headed by Gov. Cappef
 has been started at Topeka Ka1.. tc prevent the hanging of William White
 a negro soldier in the Federal prison
 in Leavenworth on Nov.530.
 A constitutional amendment author izing the State Legislature to grant pensions to the blind was adopted by
 the Mossouri voters at the recent
 election by. a plurality of 12,71s.
 Two men and a boy narrowly. es-
 caped death when an eastbound Lone Island train hit and demolished tho
 automobile in which they were cross ing the tracks near Roslyn, L. I. E;ve ,,erobers of the First Aero