Norwich bulletin., 1916-03-11
Condensed Telegrams


 The Kendall block in North Attic ooro was burned. Loss about S25,0O0.
 Fred r. Jane, naval author and journ- alist' died at Southsea, England, aged |
 The British fishing boat Young Har- " has been sunk. The crew was sav-
 The Mississippi river at New Or leans, which has been at flood stage, is | receding.
 All Germans living in Portugal have been ordered by German consuls to leave for Spain.
 An extra dividend of per cent. was | declared on the common stock of inc Standard Screw Go.
 The Turkish Chamber of Deputies mas extended to 50 years the age limit tor military service.
 Centennial Hall and several other | buildings at Pottsville Pa were burned at loss of s1OO.OOO. | granted an audience to EIeutherios Nenizelos, former Prime Minister. II England will issue a proclamation next week calling to the colors mar ried men between the ages of 2T and Seventy guests were driven in their night clothes from the wfdeIl Hotel Toledo. by fire that caused s1OOOO damage.
 Following the blizzard at Calumet. Mich, in which 8 inches of snow fell railroads there have resumed their schedules.
 Warehouses and large quantities of stores were destroyed by great fire at Muenchen- -Gladbach, a town in Rhen- ish Prussia.
 The Turkish Legation at Athens de- nied the reports of the death or the SSasslnation of Enver Pasha, Turkish War Minister.
 The British War Council again met In London for the second time within S6 hours The Premier of Australia attended the session.
 Coroner John J. Phelan in a finding made public declared that 1e6 volts of electricity killed James Mansfield in Shelton last Monday.
 
 Preident Wilson was asked by the American Mexican Association to in vestigate the patent medicine business in the United States
 Announcement was msde by the Postal Teiegraph-CbIe Co of the re- sumption of cble service with Seward and Anchorage, Alaska.
 State Department officials have re- ceived reports stating that Felix Diaz. Mexican revolutionary leader, is in hiding in New Orleans. Several hundred tons of coal were destroyed by fire on the Harbor June ton wharf of the New Haven rail- road at Providence. R. I. } Fifteen alleged bucketshops located ; Tn towns in western Pennsylvania were | raided by the state constabulary. as- sisted by federal authorities. The Swiss Postal Department has decided to send mail for America through Germany and Holland instead of by way of France and England.
 The Overseas News Agency an- nounced that 800 exhibitors took part 1. in the Leipsic fair, which just closed The fair was visited by 2s,OOO buyers
 An order for s1,225,ooo worth of motor trucks for commercial use n { Great Britain was received by the | Gramm- Bernstein Co, of Lima, Ohio ] Hundreds of persons in southwest 5 ern England have been made homelses 9 flow of rivers caused by heavy snow i storms.
 [ The upper house of the Swedish . Parliament refused to consider pro- 2 posals from individual members for . peace in Europe.
 If New Works National Guard [ should be called to go to Mexico or up 2 per cent of the 17.OOO men could be . under canvas within 24 hours. . Former President Taft, speakina on . the Monroe Doctrine at a dinner of the f Unitarian Club at Boston. said he was ! glad a sufficient force of United States troops was being sent after Villa
 A LIoyd's dispatch from Malta re- I ports that the Peninsular & Oriental 7 liner Nellore. with fire aboard. was , beached The fire was extinguished and the mails and passengers removed. . The Australian government has sent ] dor to Turkey that he arrange for the care of the graves of Australian sol diers buried on the Gallipoli peninsula.
 Turkey has abolished, for the dura- ton of the war, the import duties on , 1 petroleum. sugar. coffee, rice, drugs 7 watches linens, and other articles the government may regard as necessary.
 Martial law way declared at Car+a- gena, Spain, folloy ing 36 hours of riot , ing by strikers a. the La Union Found ". Five strikers were killed and II wounded when they attacked the , foundry.
 A report received from Petrourad says that representative of California and English syndicates has purchased for S13.000000 at auction 252 deposits , of gold and platinum in the Ural l Mountains.
 One thousand section hands em- , ployed on the Reading Railway were ! porffad of fpcreaaa fp o9