Norwich bulletin., 1916-11-07

$14,7S7,oS5 a yea rago.
 The Rev. pr. James David Moffat, president Emeritus of Washington and Jefferson College, is dead.
 An old trunk was found at Little Falls, N. Y., containing the body of man about thirty years old.
 Patrick Counihan of New York, was run over and killed by an automobile at 125 Street and Lenox Avenue.
 One hundred Leland Stanford Uni- versity men volunteered for service in France with the American ambulance corps.
 Roberto A. Cigar, first secretary of ed to Minister to Argentine, Chile and Uruguay.
 Marvin Hart of New York, was found guilty of having shot and killed Martin Reddy on June 28, during gang fight.
 Three women and two children were rescued from a fire which destroyed the Summerfield Hotel at Asbury Park, N. J.
 OnIV0FStGJ HdS d record registration of 1S,176, an increase of nearly 5000 over the registration this time last year.
 Arthur Shovln, 16, of Newark, N. J., was found on the tracks of the Iacka- wanna railroad under the Nesbitt St. bridge, Newark.
 Mrs. 5Iancax de SauIIes, who is su- ing John L. de SaulIes for divorce, ar rived at New York from England on the steamship Baltic.
 William Johnson, Of AdeIphia, N. J., dropped dead at Shadow Lawn just as President Wilson finished his closing speech of the campaign.
 The Marquis Henri Charles de Bret euil, a famous parsonage in Partisan society and intimate friends o ftIle late King Edward of England, is dead.
 Officers of the British steamship Chinese Prince, which arrived at Ros- ton, reported sighting the bark St. Paul in distress off Cape Hatteras.
 Emperor Francis Joseph has accept ed the resignation from Austrias dip tomato servce of Dr. T. c. Dumba, formerly Austrian to the United States
 Five persons were killed and seven teen were injured when 2 Norfolk & Southern train ran into an open switch at zebulon, twenty miles from Wilson, N. C..
 President Poincare conferred the cross of the Legion dHonHeur on H. o. Beatty, director general of the American Relief Clearing House in Paris.
 Colonel Rosario Garcia, Villas com mander from Sonora, and two of his men were executed in Juarez after be- ing convicted of treason by military court.
 Two robbers overpowered and bound the watchman at the Merchants Bank of Canada at Okotoks, 30 miles of Cal gary, blew the safe and escaped with $7,G0O.
 Fire destroyed the warehouse of Ar buckles & Company, wholesale gro cery firm, and slightly damaged the Pittsburgh Post, at Pittsburgh, at a loss of $500,000.
 The American steamer WilIapa, bound from Bluefelds for New Orleans, sank off the Nicaraguan coast. Capt. Charles JohnSin and his crew of 21 men were rescued.
 The body of a we'll dressed man, who shot himself in the mouth at least six months ago, was found in a grove off the Boulevard and Lincoln Avenue, near Oakwood, s. I.
 The body of an unidentified man with the right leg cut off was found on the New York, N. Haven & Hartford Railroad tracks at 138th Street and Park Avenue, The Bronx.
 Gov. James Ferguson of Texas, drove a six-mule team hitched to a wagon load of cotton in the parade which opened the eleventh annual cot ton exposition at Waco, Texas.
 John NeIlo, aged 4 years, died at New Britain from injuries received Saturday when he was run down by an automobile owned by Dr. E. T. Fireman and driven by Herbert White.
 Annerica's Christmas ship to foreign lands, will leave New York December 1 with foodstuffs and clothing for Bei- rut, Syria, from which port relief will be distributed to Syrians and Armeni- ans.
 Allied artillery fire and bombs drop ping from aeroplanes have caused B. 348 casualties among civilians in the districts of France and Belgium oc- cupied by the Germans since the war broke out.
 A man known to the police only by the name of Peters of Rocky Hill was fatally hurt on Franklin avenue, Hart ford, when the wagon in which he was riding was struck by trolley car. His skull was crushed.
 The first section of the Ninth Mas sachusetts regiment passed through New London soon after 10 o'clock Monday morning, bound for home from the Mexican border. There were IS carloads of the soldiers.
 Announcement was made by Felix M. Warburg, chairman of the joint dis tribution committee of the funds for Jewish war sufferers, that $6,171, ,123,- 63 was collected in this country for the work of the committee.
 For the second time in a year, fire last night virtually destroyed Wirth, Okla, in the Healdton oil fields. Fifty buildings were destroyed with loss