Norwich bulletin., 1916-01-27

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Mrs. oharie..e White celebrated her
Tooth birthday at Sacramento, Cal.
Prices for light stsA rails were ad.
yanced "a q ten By the Carnegie Steel
A heavy snowfalI, delaying railroad
trame, was reported from Seattle.
Purchases of -four were made In Chi
eago Monday for Greece. France and |
Holland.
new @ Rrstish @ war loan e s exp.otsd ted in
February.
Carlos Aldao was appointed director
general OF the Argenttns posts and
telegrarhs.
British prisoners held by the Turks
number 47 officers and SOS men, It was
announced in London.
Payments on the third German war
loan. amounting to 12.16o.0oo marks.
have been completed.
A French submarine torpedoed the
Turkish Sultan's private yacht Erto-
groul in teh Bosphorus.
A new ruling by the British home
secretary in London requires baby
carriages to carry lights.
President Polnoare, returned to
Paris after reviewing the French
armies on the eastern front
The Holland American liner Moor
dam, ten days behind schedule. put in
at st. Johns, N. F., for coal.
The night rider trials at New Ma
drtd, Mo-, came to q sudden end when
SO Of the defendants pleaded guilty.
The Swedish ship Gravie, Baltimore
for Gothenburg, put in at Stormoway,
Scotland. badly damaged by storms.
Output of gold in RhodesIa, South
Africa, during December was 7s,107
| fine ounces. valued at 3S1, ,376 pounds.
Articles of Incorporation were filed
at Dover, Del, by the National Cross
Tie Co.. of America, capital S1.o0o.ooo.
A decree removing 90 per cent. of the
duty on cotton goods imported into
| Mexico was issued by Gen. Carranza.
Large quantities of wheat have been
bought in Western Canada by the
Hudson Bay Company, for Great Brit
ain.
Herman 3. Duryea, prominent in
racing and yachting circles died at
Saranac Lake, n. Y. He was 81 years
old.
Great Britain is preparing a protest
to tie Carranza government against
the seizure OF British property in
Mexico.
\ Venzueian delegates to the Pam
iAnerican Congress at Washington
paid a visit 10 Mayor Mitchell at the
New York City Hail.
1 TREE zinc sneItsrs at BartlesviIle
Ecrease of 20 cents per day, in the wag-
les of their 1000 employees.
+ Among the military prisoners in
Montenegro freed by the Teutonic
forces is Count Won Holck, noted
NedysIiko Gabrinovic, the Serbian
anarchist, imprisoned for completely in
the murder OF Archduke Francis Fer
dinand Of Austria. died in prison.
A weeks campaign to raise a pa
triotic fund to aid the wives and child
rem OF soldiers in the Canadian con-
tingents is under way in Montreal.
Arthur Wood, of New York city, was
Ito be appointed State Superintendent
OF Prisons was circulated in Albany.
A duel caused by a political quarrel
took place at Athens between two
Il n 4
and NJ. Mellas, the former being
wounded.
Bandits are terrorizins the copper
producing belt about Torreon in the
southern part of Chihuahua. Govern
ment troops sent against them were
defeated.
| Emperor Franz Josef of Austria hai
a high fever, and physicians attend.
ing him fear that complications may
result from an attack of acute bron.
chitis from which he is suffering.
Two hundred employees of the r. d
Mason company. dyers. bleachers and
mercerizers of Pawtucket, r. l., wen
on strike when their demand for al
increase of one dollar a week was re.
fused.
| A measure prohibiting ths sale oi
Dutch ships to foreigners, and provid.
ing that Dutch vessels be allowed tC
load only with freight for neutra
powers, is to be introduced by the
government Of the Netherlands.
Miss Nora Burr, a teacher in tn,
public school of Middletown for more
than forty years, died last night Of
pneumonia, aged 81. For the las
quarter of a century she had beer
principal of the Central Grammar
school.
William n. Maxwell, superintendent
Of the public schools of Greater New
York since 1898, was reelected Wed
nesday by the board of education fol
the full six year term. Mr.. Maxwell
was granted leave Of absence of eigh
months with nav to recover his health