Norwich bulletin., 1917-01-17

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The general election was held at |
Uruguay without disorders.
Four children were found frozen
to death near Cadillac. Saskatchewan.
Mrs. Elias Reynolds, of Pleasant
vile, N. Y, celebrated her 101st birth
day.
: Exports from the port of New York
for the week ended Jan. 1s, totalled
s75. 100000.
A charter was granted to the Ajax
Rubber Co., Ltd. of Canada, with
capital of s1.ooo,ooo.
Rear Admiral Allen v. !. Reed,
United States Navy, retired, died sud-
denly at Washington.
The United States Navy lost during
10000 to s1o.ooo,ooo.
Ltd. increased it's capital from s5,-
O0e, 900 to $180.o0O,Oo0.
a charter was srsnted to the Lake
ital stock of $5,000,000.
Gold coin to the amount of $4,000
was Withdrawn from the sub-treasu
ry for shipment to Spain.
The Federal Grand Jury resumed its
investigation of alleged frauds at In
dianapolis. last November.
The value of canada's nickel indus
try in 1916 is estimated at $4,000, 900,
against s2o,423.34s in 1915.
The State Department received in
formation showing that 10000 Car
rama troops have arrived at Torreon.
kazuye Shoda, vice minister of
finance, was appointed minister for
financial affairs in the Terauchi Cab
met.
William n. May, of Wilmington,
Del, resigned as United States mar
shal of the Panama Canal zone be-
cause of i'll health.
Increases of pay for Government
stricken from the Appropriation Bill
by the Senate committee.
Checks which passed through banks
for guardsmen in the final quarter of
the last year cost $12, 2,161,144.
Ernest K. SatterIee, treasurer of the
Il
was elected president to succeed
William G. Conklin, resigned.
Daniel H. Eames, go years old, for
go years engaged in the clothing trade
in Worcester, Mass, died from old age.
Ne was a native of Hopkinton.
Karl Liebknecht, German Socialist
leader, was sentenced to four and
a half years Imprisonment at hard
labor and expulsion from the bar.
Lieut.. General Randini, commander
of the Italian Albanian expeditiouary
corps, was among those lost aboard
the Italian battleship Regina Marg-
herita.
Educators and representatives of
parents associations were heard by
the Senate military sub committee in
oposition to compulsory military
training.
The Recording and Computing Ma
chimes Co. of Dayton, o., reported that
it had secured from the Russian Gov
ernment a contract for fuses aggrega-
eating several million dollars.
A monument to jefferson Davis will
be erected at Fairview. KY, birth
place of the Confederate president, by
the women and men of the Southern
Confederacy," at a cost of $15O,0OO.
Secretary of State Lansing denied
that he had received any note or
memorandum from the British En-
basyy relating to munitions, or other
anti-Allied plots in the United States
Six men, sailors from the American
schooner Annie Ainslie of Rockland,
Me-, which went ashore at Amageda
Reef, Porto Rico, Jan. 8, arrived at
New York on the steamship Carolina.
L.
lice of Passaic, N. J., signed a petition
asking for salary increases. They de-
cIared the cost of life necessities has
jumped between thirty and fifty per
cent
Secretary of the Navy Daniels in
testifying before the House Naval
committee declared that in his. opinion
the navy should be equipped to do
large amount of it's own manufacturing
work.
Ljoubomir MichaiIoviteh, Serbia's
first minister TO the United States,
made his first call at the State De-
parment to arrange for the presenta-
tion of his credentials to President
Wilson.
A quarter of a million dollars will be
asked as damage in civil suit to be
brought against Harry X 3Thaw by
the father of Frederick Gunnp, who al
leges he was whipped by Thaw in
hotel in New York.
A committee of 100 representative
men and women of Montclair, N. j.,
completed plans for a great public !
mass meeting to be held in the Mont
clair Theatre, Jan. 81, to protest
against the treatment of the Belgian
people.
Gov Whiman sent to the Senate the
name of Louis F. Pitcher of Brooklyn, |
for reappointment as state architect. |
Pitcher is a Democrat. first |
appointed by Governor Sulzer. the Sen