Norwich bulletin., 1917-02-14
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 The price of milk has advanced half cent a quart in Boston.
 Jacob shander, of New York, com mitted suicide by hanging. The steamship Andania of the Gu nard liner arrived at New York from Liverpool.
 Sir Melbourne Tait, former chief | justice of the Province of Quebec, died at NfontrAal. The United States cruiser Olympia and the gunboat Machias arrived at St. Thomas, D. w. l. Major James B. Richardson, of the Second New York Field Artillery, 1 died at Plainfield. N. J. Rafael H. EIizadIe presented to Secretary of State Lansing his cre- dentials as minister from Ecaudor. The sale of fresh bread in France | is prohibited after February 25 by a decree signed by President Poincare. O. L. WhiteIaw, assistant treasurer of tha United States under the ad- IL, dead.
 pr. Oswaido Cruz, director of the Oswaldo Cruz Institute of Pathology and Bacteriology, at Rio Janeiro, is dead.
 Fire destroyed the du Pont clubhouse at Hopewell. Va, owned by D. I. du $50,00O.
 A bill to incorporate the National Mckinley Birthplace Memorial Asso- citation was introduced by Senator Harding.
 The old College High School, of Poughkeepsie, N. Y., built in 1885 to resemble the Greek parthenon, was de- stroyed by fire.
 The United States Navy has com pleted arran gements for arming all Seagoing tugs at Galveston and other Gulf and Atlantic ports.
 Machine guns and ammunition were found stored aboard the German in termed gunbcat Geier, which was set on fire at Honolulu by her crew.
 Defective wiring caused a small blaze in the room of the Countess von Bernstorff on the third floor of the German Embassy at Washington.
 Ten persons were burned to death at South Bethlehem in a fire which destroyed a double dwelling occupied oy Greek store and boarding house.
 Opening of the Lyons Sample fair was postponed from March to March IS because of the transportation de- judgements created by the cold weaIh- CT.
 SGoxernor MccaILof Massachusetts ,s.1a xeaId his state would do anything neces- sary in the present international emergency.
 reported for their studies, each wear ing a small American flag. The sug- gestion came from the principal of the High School.
 Isnaeia BoniIias, one of General Carranza's representatives on the Mexican-American joint commission, was named ambassador from Mexico to the United States.
 A flight of 1900 miles from Allan tic City to Palm Beach was com pleted by F. K. Jaquith, an aviator in the elapsed time of eighteen hours, according to Mir. Jaquith's figuring.
 Permission was granted by the home office of the Scandinavian Amer
  with Count von Bernstorff, the form erGerman ambassador. and his staff, on board.
 James StiIIman remitted to Presi- dent Poincare a check for 100000 francs (s20O, 900 for distribution among the children of members of the French Legion of Honor who have been killed in the war.
 The bill providing for an eight hour day for women was virtually Kiilco when the West Virginia house by a vote of A to 42 declined to recaiI tne measure from committee. where action on it had been indefinitely postponed.
 Immediate developments of the aerial coast patrol as a Natlonai burgler alarm around tha country, would be the most effective arm or defense in the event of war, In the opinion of Rear Admiral Robert II. Peary.
 Major General Joseph c. Breckin- ridge, U. s. A., retired, announceo the engagement of his daughter, Mar Jr., of Lexington, Ky, who Is in Santo Domingo as deputy raceiver Tor ,Ee Government. E,scslabanos. survivors of the Greek steamshin Spyros, sunk by German sIIbrnarine on December in the har- bor at Las Palmas, Canary Island, ar- rived at New York on the steamer Morro Castle from Havana
 Accordinq to the Hamburger Ma chricten, two large ammunition fac tories at Thorn, East Prussla ana et CsIueckhauf. in Quickbern, near Ham burg. ware destroyed by explosions last week. Sixty three persons were killed and the same number injured  SPANISH CABINET IS
 cHAFING UNDER CRITICISM. Premier Announces That All the Mem
 bers Are Willing to Resign