Norwich bulletin., 1916-12-22

f the Sub-TreaSury at Baltimore All the canals and locks at Sault Ste Iarie, Mich, were closed for the winter.
 Judqe w. w. Lambdin of the United states District Court at Savannah, Ga, s dead.
 The Federal Oil Go. of Cleveland in it's capital from s3,3oo,oo0 to 4 400, ,000.
 The battieships New York and Tex IS of the North Atlantic fleet, arrived | tt New York.
 President Wilson called at the resi- | lence of Senator John Sharp Williams | ,f Mississippi. |
 The Hunter Arms Co.,, Inc, of Fulton l N. r., increased it's capital from $150,- poo to $500, 1000.
 Fire destroyed the J. p. Allen de- partment store at Atlanta, Ga, at loss of $20O,000.
 Two hundred workmen in mems manufactures at Vineland, N. J., went on strike.
 The 18th Coast Defense Command was designated as escort for Gov. Whitman on Inauguration Day.
 Fire destroyed Elevator B. of the Nye- Schneider Grain Co.,, at Fremont, Neb., at a loss of about $500,000.
 The Department of Commerce re- ports the exports of cotton for the week ended December 16, at 1S0,655 bales.
 A bill providing for imprisonment of those found guilty of cornering food stuffs was offered by Senator Poin- dexter.
 The Norwegian steamship Juno, which grounded on Beach Haven, N. J., New York from Cardiff, Wales, was fioated.
 Gold to the amount of $3,2o0,O ,O00 was received from Canada and deposited at the Assay Office for the account of J. P. Morgan & Go.
 Miss Adelaide Hamilton, the blind granddaughter of Alexander Hamilton, American statesman, left an estate valued at $720,47s. The coIdest December temperature in Is years was recorded at St. Paul, Minn., when the mercury dropped to 23 degrees belo wzero. Increase of all railway fares in Great Britain 50 per cent. beginning Jan. ], was announced by the Board o1 Trade in the House of Commons. Two men were seriously injured when the Atlantic Coast Line pas senger train, No. 57, ran into the real I end of a freight train at Troy, Ala ! I One nan was killed and two wer. | injured in an explosion in the Edge water mine of the Tennessee Coal, Iror & Railway Co.,, at Birmingham, Ala ! Maurice E. Connolly, Borough Pres ident of Queens, accepted the resigna 1 ton of James A. Dayton as Public Works Commissioner for that borough
 Sergeant Robt. E. Gonzales, of tn
 Machine Gun Company, South Caro lima Infantry, son of w. E.. Gonzales United States Minister to Cuba, i dead.
 Army medical officers on the borde reported there was no danger of tn
 cases of spinal meningitis amoni Georfia and Pennsylvania troops be coming epidemic.
 The wholesale warehouse of the Zio
 Co-operative Mercantile Institution
 controlled by the Mormon Church, a
 Pocatella, Idaho, was damaged by fir
 at a loss of $200,000.
 Mrs. Catherine Sullivan of the Roy
 bury district of Boston, who WI
 struck by train at North Wilmingto
 Monday night, died at a hospital l
 Lawrence, Mass, yesterday.
 | Tba w,r nap, icc,,o5
 permit to the New Jersey Interstat Bridge & Tunnel Commission to bull
 a tunnel from about the foot of Cana Street, N. Y, to 18th Street, Jerse , City.
 The commissioner on Domestic an
 mals issued an order, ordering tI , muzzling of dogs for a period of nine ty days in Danbury, Litchfield an 7 Hamden because of prevalence of rs
 bies.
 Charles E. Hughes carried Orego ! by a plurality of 7,314 over Presidel Wilson, according to the official rt 7 turns announced today. The fin r count was: Hughes 126, ,749; Wilsc I 119, ,435.
 f General Funston ordered Colon l Richard H. Wilson, commanding trool 1 in the Yuma district, to send a su 3 ficient force to Ajo, Airz., to prote
 the place against threatened Mexico q trouble.
 = The Baltimore & Ohio RaiIros = placed an embargo against all wes e bound carload freight connection I west of Cumberland, Md, except pc t ishables, livestock and foodstuffs f " human consumption. = Harvey Dow Gibson, at the age e 34, has been elected president or u d Liberty National bank in New Tor o to succeed Thomas Cochran, who W n become a member of the firm of J.
 Morgan and company. b Baron Robt. E. oppenheim, Lol n don and Paris banker, held up at Ne g York by immigration authorities e the ground that he had been impl - cated in charges involving moral turI e litude, was ordered released.
 Luther Burbank, plant evolutioni!
 and his secretary, Miss Elizabeth w
 ters, were married at San Francis n Thursday by Rev. c. S. $. Dutto
 pastor of the First Unitarian cnurc . The ceremony was private.
 One passenger was killed and se
 eral persons were injured when t