Norwich bulletin., 1917-02-15

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 Condensed TeIegrams
 Emperor William arrived at Vii enna on visit to Emperor Charles.
 The last train carrying the Sixth | Philadelphia.
 Exports of specie from the port of New York from Feb. to Feb. 10 were valued at s4.sSs,50s.
 Henry S. Deforest, of Schenectady who was elected to Congress in 1903, J died at Amsterdam. N. Y-
 Twenty three persons are reported cident at Serquex, France.
 The Great Lakes Dredse Dock Go. of New Jersey, increased its capital from s6,o00,000 to $S,O00,000.
 In the week ended Feb. g, the Atch-
  cars. against 2s,297 in the same week last year.
 The Illinois Senate passed a bill providing for a referendum on state wide prohibition in the general cleo tion of 1918.
 Fire destroyed the three-story building occupied by the Sanborn car riage factory at Manchester, N. H., at a loss of 5000.
 Five persons were injured when an automobile delivery wagon was struck by Third Avenue trolley car at 122d Street, New York.
 William L. Saunders, president of the Rand Drill Co.,, was elected a Class c director of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York
 At least ten persons were killed and many others wounded in a fire which destroyed a Mexican Central ware house at Mexico City.
 Four persons were killed and more than 20 injured in a collision between a Southern Railway locomotive and a street car at Louisville, Ky.
 Gold to the amount of $25,o00,0o0 posted at the sub-treasury for the account of J. P. Morgan & Co.
 The Baldwin Locomotive Works re- Fifty are for export for the account of the Northern Railway of France.
 The Spanish minister at Brussels has taken over the American interests in Belgium, says a Copenhagen res patch to the Exchange Telegraph Co.
 On the eve of his marriage, James OBrien, a hneman, was electrocuted by a feed wire while working on the top of a 30-foot pole at Paterson, N. J. A delegation of twelve New York members of the Sons of Irish Freedom, led by Victor Herbert. called at the White House to protest against war Edward Therek pleaded guilty in the United States District Court to the embezzlement of $20,000 in cash and securities from the National Shawmut Bank of Boston
 Governor Edge of New Jersey, ap- pointed Alfred $. March, of New Brunswick. to succeed John T. Trench, of Jersey City ,on the Board of Pub lie Utility Commissioners
 The appointment of commission to investigate conditions and needs of the newly acquired Danish West In dies is proposed in a bill prepared by Senators Stone Hitchcock and Lodge The crew of the schooner H. David son abandoned at sea Feb. g, arrived at Port Arthur, Tex, on the Gulf Co.'S tanker Lgonier, which picked them up after they had drifted 36 hours in an open boat.
 The Interstate Commerce Cofnmis- sion reports that during the three months of April May and June, 1916, l%I, injured in train accidents in the United States.
 The Massachusetts Senate Ways and Means committee turned down the the recommendation of the Public Ser vice Commission for an appropriation of s15,O00 for an investigation of the New England Telegraph Go. Mayor Carlson of Jamestown, N Y- 1 issued orders to the chief of police to go to the Erie station, stop any train carrying coal, and divert it to the public untilities and the city to re- lieve the coal and gas famine. The Mobile Chamber of Commerce adopted a resolution requesting the Government to bring to a speedy determination the suit against the United States Steel Corporation pend ing in the United States Supreme Court
 About 2,oo0 deer are at large in Put nam and Westchester counties, New York according to a deer census Sixteen have been killed since the cold weather set in. Eleven were victims | of trains and five have been slain by huntsmen violating the law | Stockholders of the United States Rubber company voted unanimously at | a special meeting in New Brunswick. I N J., in favor of a new issue of first l and refunding gold mortgage bonds amounting to S97, ,252 300, and the full acquirernent by the parent organiZa- ton of fourteen subsidiary companies