Norwich bulletin., 1916-10-19

The schooner Lizzie Metzner went ashore off Oswego, N. r., in a to mile gale.
 Receipts from customs in the re- public of Nicaragua in June were $106,598.
 While Hopping the loop" at La Plata, an aviator named Pettiros- si was killed.
 The engineers, firemen and shop men of the American railroad in Porto Rico went on strike.
 E. J. Fudge, of Pensacola, Fla, was indicted on a charge Of murderlng his two daughters last month.
 Boston's crack artillery organization, Battery A, returned home after three months service at the border.
 The British government placed an order with the American Locomotive Co. for 100 small locomotives.
 The tug Olympic, owned by the Packard Dredging Co. of Providence, E. l., foundered off Cape Cod.
 The House committee has been called to meet on Nov. 20 to begin consideration of the next naval bill.
 Beatrice Foster, of canho, H., died of burns received when Q. match which she had lighted set fire to her kimono.
 Eben Eugene Rexford. Wisconsin poet author Of "Silver Threads Among the Gold" died at Green Bay, Wis, of typhoid fever.
 Eight thousand eight hundred and
 The exports of merchandise from ended Oct. IA. were valued at $41,717,- 700.
 Fire destroyed the four-story brick bufl6ing occupied by William Glllden at Uniun IjiH. x J., at a loss of SUD- 000
 five Irishmen have enlisted in the British army since the Dublin rebel lion
 Frederick seyfarth, letter carrier at the Newark postoffice, was arrested charged with stealing letters from the mail.
 Mgr. Emile Lobbedey, bishop of Arras, has been decorated with the Cross of the Legion of Honor for herOiSm.
 Gold to the amount of $5,ooo,o0o was received from Canada, and deposited at the Assay Office for the account of J. P. Morgan & Co.
 National Association of Railway Commissioners will be held in Wash ington on November 14.
 The Booth Fisheries Co., is reported to have sold a tract of land in De- troit to the Pennsylvania Railroad for use in the new terminal project. The w. H. Prendersast wooden mill at Pascoag, R. l., reopened after the settlement of a strike of 56 weavers which had been in effect six months. Captain Taylor of the White Star liner Orduna reported to the company that Elliott H. Seawrd of Utica, had committed suicide by Jumping over board.
 The Department of Commerce an nounced it is preparing to send to ] South America moving picture films showing United States industries in l operation.
 i The Swiss government has issued a decree prohibiting the export to En- 1 tente countries of munitions manufac- l tured by German machines and with l German coal.
 Assistant Secretary of the Navy 1 Roosevelt announced that no decision would be reached regarding the To- cation of an arnor plate plant for at ! least a month.
 1 The State Department has no com firmation of reports that Villa has struck another blow at Carranza, or that his operations are gaining mo- mentum in Mexico. More than $eoo,oo0 has been pledged 1 toward the $2,00O 900 foundation with which the new Federation for the i support of Jewish charities will begin operations December 1. 1 w. T. Hornaday director of the l New York Geological Park, announced he had raised a subscription fund o1 1 s1G0, 900 for the erection of Heads and Horns building in the park.
 The Departnnent of Commerce an Inounced that merchant shipbuilGing 1r American yards was now about eaua to that in British yards for the first
 time in the history of the country. | Allan H. F1SWIey 1FeStOShb ci tlAe Aero Club of America, has written 2 letter to President Wilson thanking him for taking the first step to or
 ganize the council ,of national de- fence.
 An uItimatum was delivered to per sons who occupy buildings erected or 1 the beach at Coney Island that if the obstructions do not come down by Thursday an ax brigade will destroy 1 them.
 A military wedding was celebrated | for the first time in the armory a
 Hartford when Corporal Joseph An | drews of Company A, First infantry
 was married to Miss Josephine Le | garro of Dayton, O., by Chaplain Berg
 Frederick CoilabeIIo. of New York was shot in the right hip when he at. tempted to escape from Detective William Kirk at James and Batavia streets. He was removed to thu Volunteer Hospital where a charge c grand larceny was lodged agains him.
 T Directors of the CrucibIe Steel Com | pany of America today has announces
 a special dividend of two per cen