Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-03-29
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Commander EVanseIine c. Booth of
the Salvation Army Is I'll in New York
ciyt.
The Rriarfield Arms Co. capital s2.-
100000, was Incorporated at Dover,
Del
Assistant Secretary Roosevelt Of thel
navy testified before the House naval
committee.
Two new suPerdreadnaushts, the
France and Paris, have been added to
the French feet.
Trolley car service in South Buffalo,
n. Y was partially suspended by
flood conditions.
The Grand Trunk Railroad has par
TALLY removed its embargo against
grain shipments.
Shipments of fresh and cured meats
from Chicago last week amounted to
4S,5sS,0O0 pounds.
Fifty-four additional motor trucks |
for use in Mexico have been ordered /
sent to the border.
Mrs. George simons was found dead
in bed by her husband at Bridgeport |
She was overcome by gas.
The main British camp at 5edrs,
Mesopotamia- has been badly dam
aged by a cyclone and flood
Ten trolley cars were wrecked and
/ many persons injured in rioting by
strikers at Wilkes-Barre. Pa
The sunboat Marietta was ordered
] from Vera Cruz TO Tampico, to re-
iieve the batueship Kentucky.
Spain has set aside s1,1oo,ooo public
/ credits to purchase coal in Sreat
Britain and the United States.
The illuminated rescue ship Atlas
has been stationed by the Dutch gov
| eminent near North Hinder hghtship.
| The condition Of DR.. James B. An
| gell. president emeritus Of the Uni
versity Of Michigan, was unchanged
yesterday.
Fire at the plant of the Pennsyl-
| vania Salt Manufacturing Co, at Wy
andotte. a Detroit suburb. caused
100000 damage
BY a unanimous vote, the House
ordered expunged from the record
part Of a speech made by Cyclone
| Davis Of Texas.
completed a pipe line across Galicia TO
convey oils to the Austro-Hunsar.a
armies at the front.
Trade. the average increase in food
prices since July. 1914, to the end OF
1915 was IS per cent
6oken. " j., was knocked down ano
slightly injured by an automobile while
on his way to his office.
Pleas fer money TO help sufferers
from last weeks S5O0O,OO0 fire in Au-
gusta. Ga. were made IN ali the
churches there on Sunday.
Fire in the ticket booth ut the Full
ton Street subway station in New York
: and thousands of tickets
The Norwegian American liner Berg
ensfjord arrived at New York from
Christiania, after having been detain-
ed at Kirkwall for SO hours.
William Paseo, teamster Of Media,
Pa, has asked his employers for a
; raise in pay, giving as his reason the
> birth Of bankruptcies at his home.
The Kaiser has sent a message TO
} DR.. Helnerich, Secretary Of Tic I'm
pcrial Treasury. congratul1ting him on
= the success Of the new wa loan
Senator Pittnnan of Nevada was
elected to the vacancy on the foreign
5 relations committee caused by the
= death OF Senator Shively of Indiana
: Funeral services for Thos. }. Pence
Q secretary of the Democratic National
: committee who died yesterday In
= Washington was conducted at Raleigh
= n. c.
. Attended by hnudreds, the funera
e OF William +. Bonney, an actor. who
= died Saturday, was held yesterday
y from Christ Episcopal church, Nev
I Haven.
= The Maine Public Utilities Commits
O sion authorized the Main Central Rail
e road company to issue !ts first aES
:. refunding mortgage bonds to tn,
G amount of S6,0o0.oOo.
$ The maximum issue of notes Of tn
: Bank of France and nts banches. fix
e ed Professionally on May IL, 1915. n
: $4,000. 100000 francs, has been extend
ed to $4,000, 100000 francs.
Albert p. Miller, Jr- the Providenc
i, investment broker arrested in Bostol
% in January charged with embezzle
- ment of over $500, 900 from his clients
: got a Is year prison sentence
Dean A. r. Cullamors of the enEin
eering college Of the Toledo Universit
announced that he has accepted tn
position OF dean OF the engineering d
partment at the state college of Della
ware.
D When a carload of steel, shippe