Norwich bulletin., 1916-02-29
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The Jewish Relief Fund nowamounts
to $s,254, ,4o4.
Rear Admiral Zimmerman Of the
German navy died at Welhelmshaven.
Jack johnson has been ordered de-
ported from England. He VIII go to
Buenos Aires.
The Allies have taken control OF the
Greek railways in Macedonia east and
west Of Salonica.
jean Mounet- SulIy, trasedian at
at the Coincide Franchise in Paris. Is
seriously i'll there.
After having been closed 4 months
public schools in Mexico City and the
Federal District have opened.
Thirty Spanish Sisters of Charity
sailed from Vera Cruz for New York
on the steamship Antonio Lopez.
After eleven weeks imprisonment,
JACOB SWobida, spy suspect, was re-
leased from jail, at Salem, N. ].
A report from Zurich says that
cholera Is raging in Croatia, where
thousands have already died of the
disease.
The strike of dressmakersI helpers
in Paris is spreading to many large
firms. The strikers demand increas-
ed wages.
A measure prohibiting the importa-
ton of luxuries which can be dispens-
ed with was passed by the German
Bundesrath.
Princess Alice of Bourbon has been
indicted at Florence, Italy. for spread
ing peace propaganda among wounded
soldiers there.
William Lambert, for forty years one
of New Britain's best known grocers,
died at his home there Monday at the
age of &c years.
The French liner Espasne, threat
ened with destruction by an anony-
nous letter writer, will sail from New
Y ork for Bordeaux.
Thirty-three American nurses, from
the Mercy Hospital, Chicago, left Lon
don for six months service in the field
at the British front.
The British steamer Franklin, which
was believed to have been sunk by a
submarine, arrived at Boston, a week
overdue because of gales.
Announcement was made at Chat
tHnooga. Tenn. by local capitalists that
they will build there a $4,000 900 open
heath steel plant and rolling mill.
Burglars visited the national bank
building in New Britain over Sunday
and looted four dentists offices, taking
quantity Of gold and platinum
Jacob n. schiff has contributed
$4,000 to the American Red Cross In
New York for the equipment Of a
second base hospital of 500 beds,
The body of Henry Hoffman of New
York, believed to have been killed in
the avalanche in he Engadine Noun
tains, Switzerland, ha not been recov-
cred.
Brig. Gen. A. D. Macdonald, of the
Canadian Overseas forces was shot
through the shoulder at the front by q
German sniper. He is said to be do
ing well.
Gen. carranza has warned officers
of the l. w. w. in Mexico that any at
tempt at carrying out the general
strike throughout Mexico viii be met
by force.
Several Swiss frontier guards have
been buried by avalanches. Five SOL
diers were killed when struck by q
slide while many others have been dug
out alive.
The stockholders of the Southtngton
Naional bank at a special meeting in
that city Monday voted to liquidate the
bank and merge the business into that
Of a trust company.
Marines fired on a man prowling
about the naval magazine at bingham
Mass. The man escaped in a power
boat, and additional guards have been
stationed at the magazine.
Federal officers raided the plant of
Eagle Stamping Co., at Providence, R.
l., and uncovered a complete counter
feiting outfit. Kirker Dederian, known
also as K. Gregory. was arrested.
Mrs. Nellie Best, eecretary Of the
Women's Anti-Conscrption League
was sentenced in London to six
months Imprisonment for circulating
literature urging men not to enlist.
Three Mexicans and a negro, accus-
ed of having attacked a school teach
er, were shot and killed when they
tried to escape from Texas rangers
taking them to Edinburgh, to escape
lynching.
Joseph r. Lennon, aged SO, and Ell
mer Inman, so, of Chatworth, N. J.,
were instantly killed when the auto in
which they were riding was struck by
a Jersey Central express train at
Chatworth.
Frank n. Sommer, of Newark, NJ. j.,
was elected dean of the law school of
New York University. Twenty five
years ago, Mr.. Sommer, then an Of
flee boy, attended the university law
school at night.
Pierre Rossi, convicted of the at
tempted murder of Mrs. Mary F7avelle
juries when Rossi attempted to rob
of Chicago, who later died Of her in
her. was sentenced in Rome to 8 years
and 4 months iT1DriSOnrnenf