Norwich bulletin., 1916-11-13

to Bulgaria was appointed Ambassa- dor to the United States.
 Mrs. Caroline A. Wilson, of New York, who died April 19, 1916, left an estate valued at $1,383,9 ,914.
 Daniel Lee Wilson, one of the in corporators and first president of the Bell Telephone Co.,, is dead.
 About e3,ooooo0 pounds of cotton seed cake were exported from Gal weston to Denmark in October.
 A Jersey Shore, Pa, pouItryman has contracted to supply a New York banker with eggs at S1 dozen.
 The Swedish Academy of Science has decided not tp distribute the 1915 Nobel prizes for physics and chemistry.
 The exports of copper for the week ended Nov. 10 were 4,059 tons ag1nst 5,S61 tons in the same week last year.
 George Isham Scott, retired banker of New York, who died October 29, 1915, left an estate appraised at S5S4, 225.
 Rev. J. Wilbur Chapman well known evangelist, was operated upon in Poly clinic Hospital, New York, for gall stones.
 Leon Berger, waiter of New York who was arrested several days ago., charged with grand larceny, was dis charged.
 Walter R. Pedigo, who has been sec retary to the Secretary of War, has been transferred to the Panama Ca nal Zone.
 Catherine Hynes, four years old, was run over and killed by a taxicab at 1O1st Street and Manhattan Avenue, New York.
 Yasutaro Numano, former Japan csc Consul General at San Francisco was appointed Consul General for Japan at Ottawa. An automobile truck loaded with ten tons of asphalt ran over and killed Jacob Miller at 18th Avenue and Ben son St., Brooklyn. Michael Comack, of New York, was killed by being hit by a subway ex- press train a few feet south of the 72nd Street station. | Thomas Coleman, IS, of Newark, a prisoner in the Fourth precinct sta ] tion in that city, hanged himself with a necktie in his cell. Exports from Philadelphia in Oc- | tober exceeded s25,000,000 in value an | increase of $11. 600 over the correspdon- l ing period last year. 1 Secretary of the Navy Daniels awarded contracts for four torpedo boat destroyers to the Bath Iron Work, Bath, Me. at s1,150,O0O each. Forty carranza soldiers were killed and twice ~that number injured at 1 Chirimoy, near Celaya, when their train was te1escoped by a pilot train. 1 Investigation into the increase in the price of anthracite coal in Massachu- setts was begun by George w. Ander- son, United States District Attorney. The body of an unidentified man was found in the hold of the steamship Hectoria lying at the Morse Drydocks at the foot of Fifty sixth street, Brock lyn.
 The U. S s. Arizona, Uncle Sans newest superdeardnought and the most powerful battleship in the world put to sea from the Brooklyn Navy Yard
 | Four persons were injured when 2 | south bound Flatbush avenue cal | crashed into another one at Prospect Park Plaza and Melbourne street Brooklyn.
 Three men entered the office of the Prudential Life Insurance Co.,, al Union Hill, N. J., held up the cashier at the point of revolvers and escaped with 1,500.
 | The freight steamship Herman Win. ter of the Eastern Steamship Corpora tion's fleet had to put back to DOT after clearing Portland, Me, because of engine trouble.
 Four firemen of Hook and Ladder Company No. 35 were injured wher their truck col1ided with a north bound surface car at Columbus Ave and Sixty third street.
 The steamyacht Albert, which is t carry party of scientists, headed b! pr. Alexander Hamilton Rice, up tn, Amazon River, sailed from Newport R. l., for New York.
 l A aft of s1ooooo to Amherst coIIea, was made by Mrs. Rufus Pratt Lin coin of science, to be known as th' Rufus Tyler Lincoln professorship ,ir memory of the donors son. ! EVtoenCe or diieSeu vote fFduoS, al gathered by United States investigat ors will be heard by Federal grand juries beginning Monday, in Columbus Cincinnati, Indianapolis and Chicago Government officials deny an, | knowledge of the alleged sinking o the British steamer Engineer by German submarine in or near MeN
 can waters, as rumored in the Unit
 ed States.
 Princess Henry of Battenburg, pre- sented a silver Union Jack and si1ve shield to the general officers command ing the Newfoundland forces as a gif from the women and children of tn British Isles.
 Governor Whitman has fixed Nov. 2 as the date for a public hearing in tn case of Charles F. Stielow, who ha been reprieved several times and wh now is under sentence of death fo staying of Charles D. Phelps.
 Mrs. Inez MiIhoIIand Boissevain 0
 New York, who is critically i'll at