Norwich bulletin., 1916-01-04

$100, 100000 to meet the deficit of the Turkish Treasury.
 Austrian soIdier. are reported to be es against the Italians.
 Lynehinss in the United States during 1915 totalled 69, as recorded at the Tuskegee Institute.
 Sixteen persons were injured when a passenger train crashed into a freight train at Shipman. Va.
 John E. KshI, American Consul at interests there of Austria Hungary.
 Mayor Martin SeuIIy, who was re- gently reelected mayor of Waterbury, was sworn into office for his second term.
 Romaine Conklin, ticket agent of the Long Island Railroad at Freeport, dis appeared with $1,100 in cash and $500 in checks.
 Gen. Villa and Gen. Zapata are re- olution in Mexico against the Carran- ga government.
 Colorado, Oregon, Idaho, Iowa, Ark ansas. Washington and South Caro- lima inaugurated dry" administrations on January 1.
 Three persons were killed, and twelve badly injured in a collision be- tween a freight and passenger car near Laporte. Ind.
 Everyone of the 500 convict trusties released from the North Carolina pris- on dior three days Christmas leave, returned to the jail. The body of chas. c. Richardson, prominent clubman of Cincinnati, was found in reservoir. at Glendale, a suburb of Cincinnati.
 The Holland America Line steam ship Noordam. bearing Captain Franz Won. Papen, recalled German military attache, arrived at Lisbon.
 After 175 years of town form oi government, Lecmister, Mass became a city presided over by mayor and a board of nine councilmen.
 Three hundred employees of the Cur tis Leather O., of Kane, Pa, went on strike, demanding wage increases ranging from 3s to 60 per cent.
 Jan. 2 was observed as day of in- tercession throughout Great Britain Prayers for victory were offered in every church and chapel of all creeds
 A readjustment of wages of operat- ives with an increase in no case less than 10 per cent. for all its mills, was announced by the American Woolen Go.
 All records for saiIinss from Bal timore were broken on New Years Day, when twenty three vessels load ed with gre in and other merchandise cleared.
 An inventory of the estate of Daniel O. Rogers, of New Britain, manufact- urer, who died recently, was filed in the court of probate. The estate is valued at $27s.ss9.
 A recommendation that the cit, hospital be maintained entirely through taxation was made by Mayor Louis Farley of Marlboro, Mass, 1T bis inaugural address. Henry James, the author, who re. gently renounced his American -citi- zenship to become a British subject was decorated with the Cross o1 Merit by King George. The American schooner Forest City
  ed by fire at her dock at San Juan Porto Rico. The ship was bound from Calabar. Africa, for New York. The Standard oil steamer communi. paw, reported sunk in the Mediter- trian submarine, arrived safely al New York from Alexandria and Cairo Policeman William w. Lewis, oi Brooklyn, was seriously injured when attacked by gang of gunmen al when he tried to arrest one of theil number.
 The first official act of Wendell D Redwood, after taking the oath o1 ofice as mayor of Cambridge, Mass. was the removal from office of Hen. " J. Cunningham, commissioner O, public safety.
 The werId's faIr at San Diego, aug mented by number of exhibits from the Panama-Pacific Exposition. will be continued for another year under the name of Panama California In- ternational Exposition.
 Elmer Q. Wilcox, postmaster at An, United States Commissioner Heale1 on complaint charging him witt having appropriated government fund.- to his own use. He pleaded not guilt, and furnished surety in the sum O. S2, 900 for hearing. Ford Returning to Detroit. New York Ian. s.-finery Ford. who returned yesterday from his peace trir to Europe, left tonight for Detroit, H. was accompanied by his wife, son and several Detroit friends.
 Mevsmsnts Of Steamships.
 Liverpaoi, Jan, s.-Satied: Steame I Orduna. New York. New York. Jan. 3.-Eailed. 9teame l Stockhelnl. dcthenburg, New York Jan. s-z.sailedi steame