Norwich bulletin., 1916-11-11

argest in Connecticut in
 Condensed Telegrams
 Bread is selling in Helena, Mont,
 at Is cents a loaf.
 pr. E. H. Thomas, an inventor of
 Jersey City. Is dead.
 The British steamship Madasasea
 is ashore at Corral bay.
 Forest fires in eastern and western
 Kentucky have done considerable
 damage.
 The British steamship Ocamo ar
 rived at Rrest France, considerably damabed.
 Exports of refined sugar in the first
 nine months of 1916 totaled 1.3SS,650,- 9S4 pounds.
 The Pennsylvania Railroad placed an embargo on carload freight ship ments to Philadelphia. Wilbur Carr, director of the United States Consular Bureau at Washing ton. left Vienna for Berlin. Shipments of bituninous coal over the Philadelphia & Reading during September were 1.515,5so tons. painter of New York, who died Oct. 25, left an estate of about s40.00O. William Vert, of Port Washington, L. l., was elected president of the Chrysanthemum Society of America. John Kahrs, New York lawyer, hanged himself in the yard of his fathers home near Mount Rose, N. J.
 The Golden State Limited, of the Rock Island, went into a ditch near Newman, Kan. injuring a number of persons. George F. Espisito, a peddIer, was shot and instantly killed by an un- identified man on East 10Sth street, New York.
 Minister of Finance Ribot announe- ed in the Chamber of Deputies that s2.270, 100000 has been subscribed to the last French loan.
 Joseph H. Whitley, of Brooklyn, is
 pr/oner in Brooklyn hospital charg- ed with attempted suicide, having
  Arthur Henderson, leader of the Labor party in the house of com mons, was appointed Minister of Pen sions. post recently created. Duncan D. Chaplin, Jr., of Ridge wood, N. J.. and Newton Bevin. of Jamaica, L. J., have been elected to
 senior council of Princeton universi- ty.
 The reply of the Norwegian govern ment to the German protest against the submarine ordinance of October B was handed to the German asnas- sador. - The Rev. pr.2.j.%Naiii,ar Chapman of New York noted Presbyterian evangt- i list s=spefated- successfully in that city for intestinal trouble and gall stones.
 Thomas Van Lear, who was indors- ed by the socialist parry, was elected mayor of Minneapolis over Otto c. Langum by a majority approximat- ing 5000 votes.
 The proposed reorganization plan of the Missouri Pacific and the St. Louis Iron Mountain Southern Rail- way was approved by the Public Ser vice commission.
 Exports 10 nine countries from New 1 York for the week ended November 4, 1916, amounted 70 $50,775,O | against s2s.22S.a31 in the correspond 1 ing week of 1915.
 HeIe Lewis, daukhter of H. Brad l ford Lewis, a manufacturer of Law renee, was killed in Reading, Mass, | when she accidentally was thrown | from an automobile. Lieutenant William Thaw and Chou | teu c. Johnson, of New York, two | members of the American aviation 1 squadron of the French army, sailed | for the United States. The first arrest in many years was | made in New Wilmington, Pa, when a | negro brought to New Wilmington to work on the streets was taken into 1 custody on a charge of drunkenness. Oliver w. Bourke, Albert J. Frost
 and Burt D. Wing have been placed | on trial in the United States District | court in Chicago. charged with con-