Norwich bulletin., 1916-11-03

Two German officers were killed as the result of a political argument with Turkish officers.
 The Victoria Cross was awarded to John Chipman Kerr, of Brookline, Mass. a private in the Firty-ninth Canadian Battalion.
 Miss Anna Murray and Gilbert Mon tague of Cleveland, O., were killed in automobile accident.
 Gold to the amount of $3,5oo,oo0 was received from Canada for the account of J. P. Morgan & Co.
 Gold to the amount of $1,00o, 900 was withdrawn from the Sub- Treasury for shipment to South America.
 Emperor William has conferred up- on Field Marshal von Mackensen the title of general field marshal.
 Fire destroyed most of the business section of Donneliy, Minn.,, causing a damage estimated at s300,000.
 A large comet, believed to be un- charted, was discovered by I: L. Me- Adams, an astronomer, at Salem, Ore.
 Edwin O. Brinckeroff, an incompe- tent of New York, who died December T. left an estate valued valued at S2s9,-
 Lester L. Patterson, town treasurer, and prominent merchant at Solon, Me, was killed while hunting at West Forks.
 Thirty-one persons have been run over and killed in Chicago by speed ing automobiles during the last six weeks.
 The farewell gift of the women of Canada to the Duchess of Connaught amounting to $52,975, was cabled to London.
 Articles of incorporation were filed at sGharlestens sVE.sNas;s- bses4Fife Four states Coal Coz. with a capital of
 The body of man about fifty-five years old was found in the Hudson River, off pier 31, by the police of Harbor A.
 Francis Sis, dishwasher in a Hart ford restaurant, fell three stories down an elevator shaft yesterday and died from her injuries
 Thirty men were drowned when the Greek steamer AngheIiki was sunk by a German submarine seven and one half miles off Piraeus last week.
 Nearly 100 PIaywrishts and authors suffered financial loss in the bank ruptey of the publishing. .house of G w. Dillingham; & Co.,, New York
 Mrs. William S. Eckert was killed and William Schek, Jr., had his coll a hVO OlynT, Iz4f,. struck a telephone pole at Nyack, N. Y.
 Rev. Dr.. James Q. Moffat, president emeritus of Washington and Jefferson College, was stricken with paralysis ry.
 The Syracuse & South Bay Rail. road was sold at auction to the re- organization committee headed by F D. Roebling, Jr., of Newark, N. J., for $201, 600.
 The Dutch steamers ZeeIandia, from South America and the Nickerie from the West Indies were compelled by the British authorities to leave their mails in England.
 The coast guard cutter MohawL went to the assistance of Captain Gay ton and fifteen men aboard the Brit. ish schooner Moamo, in distress of Bellport, L. I.
 John Copeland, charged with the killing of William Black, an anti. Catholic lecturer, was found not gull. ty by a jury in the District Court ot Galveston, Texas. Two women and man were kiIlet and two young women were seriousl, burned in fire which destroyed tn, third floor of a three-story bricl apartment in Philadelphia The German newspapers celebrated the anniversary of the victorious ses battle of Coronel when the German Admiral Count von Spec two year ago defeated the British fleet. William H. Taft is in New York tt l spend two days campaigning fo | Charles E. Hughes after a ten days | tour of five states in the middle wes
 in behalf of the republican nominee.
 Lawrence GinneII, the Irish nnemLe of the British Parliament who wal convicted of violating the defence O \ the realm act, was taken to Penton vile prison to serve a three weeks | term.
 
 The Federal Farm Loan Board ha begun mailing under Governmen frank s1,500,000 copies of the Rura Credits Act of the Wilson Administra
 ton to farmers in all parts of tn, | United States.
 l Officers of the Scandinavian Amer 1 ican liner Oscar II, which arrived a | New York from Copenhagen, reported that all tke German mail carried b,
 the vessel was removed by the Brit l ish at Kirkwall.
 | United States Attorney Genera | Thomas W. Gregory. speaking at | democratic mass meeting at Baltimore compared President Wilson's problems | to those of Lincoln and declared tha no president except Lincoln ant Washington had been criticized ''s, outrageously." For preserving painting a German has patented a process which consist