Norwich bulletin., 1915-11-03

I gressive) was elected mayor of Syra- cuse. N. r., over Wills, (democrat) Medical missionaries from all parts of the world are at Battle Creek, Mich. Ito attend the seventh interdenomtna- tional medical missionary conference.
 Forty two platsrs of the Underwood Typewriter factory at Hartford, went on strike, completely vacating one de- partment.
 Fire destroyed the print room of the Cochrane Manufacturing Co. at Maiden, Mass. The loss is estimated at s25.ooo.
 i The British admiraIty announce d I that the British torpedo boat No. 56 was sunk at Gabraltar after being in a collision.
 The Drisss- seabury Ordnance Go, Sharon, Pa. started on a contract for l16,ooO sir-inch shells for a foreign government.
 The headIess body of a woman about 25 years old. was found on the railroad track between Fawtucket and Providence, R. l.
 William F. Walker, embedding treasurer of New Britain Savings bank. has been granted a temporary parole from Wethersield.
 The hardware store of Reynolds & Son, was destroyed by fire, of unde- termined origin at Barre, Vt, the loss being estimated at s5o,ooo. Edwsrd |. Gaylord, former president superintendent of the Earle Lock Company of Terryville, Conn, died at Bridgeport in his s5th year. | The opinion is entertained by the is preferred. rather than a republic. by large majority of the people. Go. HoIeonb expresses the opinion of old soldiers about conditions at the home at Noroton are well founded
 Mayor Harry N, spauIdins, Man chester, N. H., republican was re- elected by vote of 5.o36 to 4,2S4 for Former Mayor Charles c. Hay. demo- crat.
 Mrs. Edgar studIey of GjIford, was Einstantly killed when she was thrown from carriage in which sne was driving with her daughter, Mrs. Addie The repair ship Panther and the destroyers Worden. MacDonough, Wake, and Monaghan, are being over hauled at the navy yard at Charles ton. s. c.
 Maojr Frank R. Lang, U. S. A., re- tired. wa acquitted of seven of the eight charges against him by a plea in bar before a court martial at Fort Leavenworth.
 Ordinary receipts of the Federal | government increased about $lI,000,- 900 during October, compared with ! that month last year, their toltal be- ing $55,343,113.
 Sir Frederick Edward Smith, who has been solicitor-general, has been appointed to succeed Sir Edward Car son as attoi1 ey general, Premier As quith announced.
 ] Robert Davis, dr., charge d'affaires of the American legation at Port au Prince, Haiti, on account dt i'll health has been authorized to return to the United States at once.
 Joseph w. Stevens, republican, was elected mayor of Albany, N Y, defeating Walter F. Van Guysling, democrat and progressive, by an indi- catcd plurality of 5000. One thousand cotton textile manu- lecturers and operators from the southern and New England states gathered at Greeneville. S. C., for the Southern Textile exposition. Fire of mysterious origin caused damage estimated at $150.00o to the Heinrich saw mill and lumber yard at Evansville, Ind. The plant had not been in operation for several weeks. l Wirt de V. Tassin. a nrorninent chemist and metallurgist and former ly connected with the United States l National Museum. died at Washing | ton of heart failure after several Jaeinto Herrero Luerigo and Loren 20 Rovira Aribeau were under arrest I at San Francisco. charged with print ing and circulating in this country flc- titious bank notes of the republic of Mexico.
 The torpedo boat destroyer O.Brien collided with the torpedo boat des- troyer Drayton. anchored on quaran- main topmast, wireless gear and stays on the Drayron.
 Arthur W. Krsinhsder, Charles M. Heald, Charles B. Hill and John F. Malone were elected city commission CTS of Buffalo. N. T.. under the com mission form of government in effect. January first Of the four candidates | two are republicans and two demo- crats.
 Troy ResIsetss Democratic Mayor.
 Troy. N. Y., Nov. 2.-cornelius Burns (democrat) was reelected may | or of this city today over H. ". Gardiner. republican, by about 1900 plurality.