Norwich bulletin., 1916-11-20

Robbers blew open the safe in the First National bank at Walsenburg Colo, and escaped with $6,700.
 Gold coin to the amount of $25o,ooo was withdrawn from the Sub Treas ury for shipment to Argentina.
 The pearl button factory of E. Huebner & Son, of Newark, N. J., was damaged by fire at loss of s5,000.
 The Rev. William Lawrence Tenny, of Pittsfield, Mass, died of injuries sustained in an automobile accident.
 Miss Ivy William of Philadelphia was awarded S5,000 damages for in juries which include the loss of an eye.
 The Chicago, Milwaukee 6 St. Pau Railway Co.,, will construct 1000 coal and 25O ore cars at it's Milwaukee plant.
 The Blue Ridge Mountains in the Much vauable timber has been de- stroyed.
 Exports of copper from Atlantic ports last week totaled 6.065 tons against 10,630 tons for the corresponding week last year.
 The steamship Manta, the first ocea~ liner built and cleared from Chicago in years left for New York by way of the Welland Canal.
 A wireless message at Washington reported the American schooner Fred A. Davenport to be total loss off the coast of Santo Domingo.
 
 New York State Progressive Party has lost it's right to a place on the official votes at the recent election. The Northern Pacific Railway. has voluntarily increased the wages of employees, who earn less than $200 a month by $5 to $10 a month. Army officers arriving at Fl Paso l from Columbus report the shipment of large quantities of artillery shells to I the punitive expedition in. Mexico. lloyds shipping agency reports the sinking Of two British steamships, the Lady Darlington and the Vesco, and the Portuguese steamer Sannicola. The body of Miss Bina M. Shorey, the Athol, Mass, high school teacher | who has been missing since Tuesday l night was found today in Ellis Pond. The French Minister of Interior is urging the French people to reduce as far as possible lighting and heating of their homes and business establish ! ments.
 Rear Admiral c. F. Pond, command l ing the cruser squadron in control of the situation in Haiti and Santo De- mingo, was relieved from duty because of ill health.
 | An automobile delivery wagon of a department store turned a somersault over the Palisades near COyteSville, N. J., seriously injuring Edward G. Mi chaels, the driver.
 1 An appeal to one hundred thousand | families for cast-off garments is con- 1 tained in the first annual report of the 1 industrial department of the United l Hebrew Charities.
 Harold and Lynn LoveIace, twelve and eleven years old, respectively were acquitted of a charge of killing 1 Professor E. T. Hamill, near Twin Falls, Idaho, last August. Clyde Robinson of North Paterson, was instantly killed when an automobile in which he was riding crashed into a fei,ce on a country road between Oak :aud an Camp Cav, N. J. | Frank McGinn, driver of Engine | No. of the Yonkers Fire D Department l answered an alarm in his own home, al | No IT Xiv erview Place. The fire was confined to a clothes close. Henry Turks, twenty months old pronounced cured in New York by the serum treatment for infantile paraly- sis last summer, is dying at Balti- more from a second attack.
 An unidentified man, about thirty, five years old, committed suicide by shooting himself in the left breast wit i a revolver in the dense woods in the Riverdale section of The Bronx. Dr.. M. C. Lorenz, assistant statisti- clan of the Interstate Commerce Com mission, was appointed secretary of the commission to investigate operation oi the Adamson wage increase law.
 British officials are seeking recruits | among the natives of Egypt, accord | ing to the Overseas News Agency which adds that the town of Cairy has been declared in the war zone.
 Tee Very Rer. John T. McN;chs Is National Director of the Holy Name
 
 act as the American representative o1 the Dominican Order in North Aneri- ca.
 | Colonel Austen Colgate of New ter. sey who was given a temporary ap- pointment as adjutant general to fil the vacancy caused by the death o1 Wilbur F. Sadler, declined the appoint ment.
 l An unidentified man, about 35 years old, committed suicide by leaping from the platform of the elevated station al One Hundred and Tenth Street ana Eighth Avenue, New York, a distance of one hundred feet.
 The American Federation of Labol entering today the second week of it: convention at Baltimore, will begiI reconsideration of a number of mater. embodied in recommendations of tn, executive council and resolutions b, delegates.