Norwich bulletin., 1917-01-19

Condensed TeIegrams

Condensed Telegrams
 Dean H. Mason, American consul at Algiers, is dead.
 Exports of cotton for the week end- ed Jan. 13 were $131,256 bales.
 Vice President Marshall and Speaker Clark signed the immigration bill.
 December imports at the port of New York amounted to $10.935,533.
 The customs receipts of the Repub- lie of Nicaragua in October amounted to s79,O21.
 The Duratex Go. of Newark, N. J., increased it's capital from $500,0O0 to $1,50O,000.
 Fire damaged the plant of the Bid dle Piano Co.,, of New York, at a loss of $75,0o0.
 VacIaw won Nienyyovski was elect ed Crown Marshal of the new kingdom of Poland.
 Commodore Robert L. Pythian, U. s. N, retired is seriously ill at his home at Annapolis, Md.
 ne NOFInWeSLTen haiIWay Will spend S1,70O,000 in 1917 in increasing engine terminals ad shops.
 r The @ experts ots of of general merehandi;s were valued at s11,4S0,s59.
 Gold coin to the amount of $12o 0Oo was withdrawn from the sub Treasury for shipment to Spain.
 Miss Ella Embery Tubbs authoress well known in the East and California, died at Binghamton. N. Y.
 The Patterson Parchment Paper Co.,, of New Jersey, increased it's capital from S1,0OO,O00 to $S,000,0O0.
 The Titan Tire G Rubber Go. of Batavia, N- Y-, was chartered at All bany with a capital of $1,20O,O0O.
 Sikty-six aeropIanes of the Entente Powers were shot down on the various battle fronts in the month of Decem- Der.
 Paul M. Warburg of the Federal Re- serve Board held a conference with Counsellor Polk of the State Depart ment.
 Three Mexican gunboats, contracted for in Japan, have been completed and will be delivered at Pacific port Tn Marcn.
 The five Federal shipping board nominations were ordered favorably reported to the Senate by the com merce committee.
 A terrific explosion, followed by fire wrecked the power house of the Buffa To & Susquehanna Coal Co, at Dubois, Pa, at a loss of $50,0O0-
 PasouaIe. Masseanotfe, g. was crushed to death between the wheels of a locomotive at the--4Gedar Eitn yards of the New Haven road.
 Articles of interpretations were filed Crossing Corporation, of New York, with a capital stock of $1,250,000.
 Great Britain has issued an order prohibiting any British subject from chartering a foreign ship without ob- taining permission from the Board of Trade.
 Senator Work of California intro duced resolution directing Secretary of State Lansing ot furnish to the Senate list of all appointees in the service.
 Captain Mathew Batson, U. S. A., in charge of the West Virginia re- cruiting district, with headquarters at
  Virginia of pneumonia.
 Six Mexicans were killed Sunday by two American cowboys thirty miles west of Nogales. Ariz. when they were fired upon while herding back cattle "rustled' by the Mexicans.
 The Navy Department awarded to Hadfield Ltd, of London. contracts for 5000 16-inch shells at $513 each, and 4,500 14-ineh shells at 1856 each, delivery in sixteen months.
 An inquiry into the wreckins of the United States cruiser Milwaukee on the beach at Eureka, Cal, was begun by Admiral William B. Caperton. commander of the Pacific fleet.
 The Missouri General Assembly by party vote of 103 to II denied the petition of Judge Henry Lamm, con- testing the election of Frederick D. Gardner, to the office of governor
 Miss Margaret Murtha, of Locust Valley, won a $12,00O verdict against Abe Guggenheim in the Supreme Court at Mineola, L. l., for injuries re- ceived in an automobile collision on Aug. 2.
 Charles A. FarweII of New Orleans was elected president of the Ameri- can Protective Tariff league at the an nual meeting in New York. The new board of managers includes F. A. Springer of Connecticut.