Norwich bulletin., 1916-11-18
Any Paper Circulation the Large
the Largest in Connecticut in Proportion the Cs Population
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@ Ss~ sSAtBtS ister of foreign affairs arrived in l Berlin.
 Dr. w. Gilman Thompson professor of medicine at Cornell since 1893. re- signed.
 The Outing Shoe co, of Boston, has of s2oo.ooo.
 pr. Carl s. Buttner, one of the most prominent physicians in Orange. N J., is dead.
 Five hunters mistaken for deer were killed in the Adirondack season which closed Thursday.
 Trolley service between Workers and Tuckahoe, which was cut off for ten weeks, has been resumed. withdrawn from the sub-treasury for shipment to Great Britain.
 German pig iron production during October was 1. 1.1600,000 tons as against 1, ,115,000 tons in September.
 Henryk Sienkiewicz, the famous Po- fish novelist and author of Quo Va d1s," is dead in Switzerland.
 The Norwegian steamer GisIa, from New York to Havre. is disabled at sea, having lost her propeller. seriously injured at Philadelphia when their automobile turned turtle.
 John Ruane, a bridge tender fell from the bridge at 207th street and the Harlem river and was drowned
 lieutenant- General won. Hoeppe- mas been placed in command of the new aerial forces board of Germany.
 Two armed British steamships are held at Norfolk, Va, awaiting clear. ance permission from the state depart ment
 The government of India has ap- proved shipments of 100000 tons of wheat to Great Britain. Italy and France.
 A campaign in the care of babies will be conducted by the state depart ment of health in western Massachu. sette.
 Seventy University of Wisconsin engineering students are making a tour of the industrial plants at Pitts burgh.
 Saul FriedIer of New York is under arrest for attempting to see Presi- dent Wilson to see him a vote count = ing device.
 Or the two hundred and fifty-fivc women candidates for county offices in 92 of the 105 Kansas counties 15t were elected
 John H. crewlex,-a~municipaI, judge Edward Gurts of Baltimore. when on tour oto Florida.
 motion that the manufacturers of intoxicating liG1or in Cheat Britin should be prohibited will be made in the house of commons.
 The War department received word Of the death of Louis Munoz Rivera resident comnissioner in the United States from Porto Rico.
 The weekly statement of the Bank Of France shows an increase of 13,- 604, 000 francs in gold and a decrea SC of 6.6I1.O0o francs in silver.
 Mother Jones called at the White son, through Secretary Tumulty, her congratulations on his reelection. The Board of Foreign Missions of the Methodist Episcopal Church of New York, appropriated s1226,1O1 for expenditures during the coming year.
 Arnold Sussmsn. Of New York; was fined S25 following his conviction on the charge Of inserting false and mis- leading advertisements in the news papers.
 Carlson Wenstronn Co.,, a subsidiary of the Carwen Steel Tool Co., received large order for steel tools and gauges from the United States gov- ernment.
 Louis Meyer, a manufacturer of New York, was caught between a north and a south-bound car at 24th street and Broadway and was serious ly injured.
 Secretary of War Newton Q. Baker, was reelected president of the Ma tional Consumers League at the an nual meeting of the organization at Springfield, Mass. SnaFieS EC"dFO SneneVy DiShop or the Chicago Synod. Reformed Episco- pal church. which he helped to found and for 56 years a rector of Christ church, Chicago, is dead Six Brooklyn food dealers, convict ed in special sessions court of selling cold storage products without exhib- iting signs stating the character ot the goods. were fined $1o each. James Grant, a negro, charged with slashing a white man to death with a razor, was taken from the cnty tail l at Melville, La. and hanged to a ! trestle by @ mob of twenty men. Charles Hills Whitney, a member oi l the Yale freshman class. was held criminalIy responsible for the death | of Antonio Morcha. who was run down | by Whitney's automobile at Milford Armed deputies surrounded the Wy andotte. Mich., city Jail. guarding the l life of Samuel Gianola. an Italian, ar rested on suspicion of complicity in | the murder of Harry Paul and Morris 1 Harris