Norwich bulletin., 1916-11-29

A bleach mill will be built at Elk ton, Md, by the Jesup & Moore Paper Co.,, at cost of $500,000.
 Gold coin amounting to $1,20o,ooo was withdrawn from the Sub-Treasury for shipment to South America.
 Railroad traffic between Mexico City and Vera Cruz is paralyzed as a result of strike of railroad employees.
 Mrs. Mary Mclaughlin, aged 75, was burned to death in an explosion at her home at Saratoga Springs, N. Y.
 The Norwegian steamer NieIs, bound for Vladivostok with a. general war cargo, is in distress 250 miles off &c., attle.
 The sixth annual meeting of the Ma tional Council of Teachers of English will be held at New York on Nov. 30 and Dec. 2.
 Gold bars to the amount of $7,50O,- 600 were received at the Assay Office and deposited to the credit of J. P. Morgan & Co.
 The Navy Department awarded contract to the Seattle Construction & Dry Docks Co. for one scout cruiser to cost $4,975, 900.
 Thomas kearney, well known throughout the state as a road builder died at his home in MerideE yesterday He was 66 years old
 The Edward Ford Plate Glass Go. Of Toledo, announced an increase of 8 per cent. in wages to it's 1900 em- ployes, effective Dec. 1.
 Three men were killed in an explo- sion, which destroyed the mixing building of the Aromatic Chemical Co.'S plant at Newark, N. J. Four persons were killed when a buggy in which they were riding was struck by a passenger train at a street crossing at Kokomo, Ind. Application was made to the State banking department by the Guaranty Trust Co.,, of New York, for permis- sion to establish branch in Paris. An unidentified man about 55 years old was struck and killed by Brook lyn Rapid Transit trolley car at Fulton Street and Rockaway Road, Jamaica. The American Embassy has trans mitted to the Foreign Office condo fences of the American Government on the death of Emperor Francis Joseph. t
 The body of Romeo scampini, a student at Goddard Seminary, at Barre, Vt, was found in local club l house with bullet hole in the heart. Inhabitants of the city of Lieae Belgium, have been notified by the German authorities to prepare for de- portations of able-bodied workmen next week.
 Two hundred and fifty suspected gunmen are in jail in Chicago as a re- policeman following the 35th Black Hand murder of the year. May L. Peabody of Warwick. R. L.. l charged with manslaughter in connec- ton with the death of her four
 the grand jury in $3,000 bail. Four persons were injured when ar
 automobile in which they were riding
 collided with another car and turned | turtle at the corner of Bedford Avenue and Melbourne Street, Brooklyn. | The Rhode Island State Board oi I Agriculture has issued an order pro- | hibiting the importation of cattle into
 Rhode Island except by permission ot John J. Dunn, secretary of the board l Tentaoe and other equipment belong | ing to the Fourth Regiment of Marines which formerly was stationed at Sar l Diego, Cal. will be shipped to Port al
 Prince, Haiti, on the naval collier Me- 1 reus.
 l The lumber barge Exile, bound from Alpena, Mich., for Cleveland, sprang g l leak off Harrisville, south of Alpena
 Mich, and was abandoned by it's crew l nf 6n in afS 1on o- Harrisville.
 | Canadian soldiers, who have beer guarding the international bridge al Vanceboro, Me, for nearly two years since an alleged attempt by Werner were withdrawn.
 Plans for a 4o,o0o ton battIeship tc have speed of at least B knots ar
 hour and carry main armament ot 16-inch guns or possibly even larger
 weapons are being considered by tht Navy Department.
 Miss Lillian krietmerier, studen at Northwestern College Naperville
 was instantly killed when an automo. bile in which she was riding plunged off 30-foot cliff near the Joliet, III prison honor camp.
 Former Secretary of the Navy Hill lary A. Herbert and Col. Robert M Harper called at the White House tt invite President Wilson to attend thu Confederate veterans reunion al Washington in April.
 Linford Mckinney, 19, a member O lCompany M. Fifth U. S. Cavalry, fl dead somewhere in Mexico The lat lenlisted year ago and gave his age al 22. He was 8 son of the late Jame Mckinney of Hackensack.
 Axel S. Hawby, a chauffeur, am William Westerland, a steward on tn
 steamship Stockholm, were arrested ol a charge of being implicated in a plo to shin rubber from the United State
 to Denmark as passengers baggag instead of cargo.
 l Charles F. Mott, convicted of briber In connection with the Onondgal County Tuberculosis Sanitorium scand al, was sentenced to States Priso1
 for not less than four years and min
 months and not more than nine year
 and six months.
 25,00o Pounds of Turkeys for Soldier. I Brownsvillek Tex. Nov. 2S.-Twenty