Norwich bulletin., 1916-11-02

1ecticut in Proportion to
 Condensed Telegrams
 Thomas Wheeler, twice mayor of Utica, is dead.
 The Crown Princes of Sweden gave birth to a son.
 General Huang Sing, formerly com mander of the rebel army in China, is dead. in all war areas were 4,331 officers, 102,70 men.
 The British steamer Borne has foundered 27 miles west of Ushant in a heavy gale.
 Rev. William F. Cannon, one of the best know Jesuit priests in the United States, is dead.
 The Pike Coal & Coke Co.,, of Pitts burgh has increased its capital from s1,00o,o00 to $5,000,00o.
 Qs- was retired at his own request with the rank of major general.
 Five hundred men employed in the works of the Crucible Steel Co. at Jersey City went on strike.
 Nicholas E. Young, old-time base ball player and formerly president of the National League, is dead.
 Samuel Stevenson, a iunknnan, of New York, jumped fro mthe Brook lyn Bridge and was drowned.
 Articles of incorporation were filed at Albany by the Latin American Bankers Corporation of New York.
 The seventh annual convention of the American Manufacturers Export As sociation opened at Ne wYork. Hewitt H. LangsdaIe, chairman of the Eastern Utilities Commission, was shot dead in his office at Easton, Md.
 Joseph Kamiske, of Jersey City, was killed when an automobile moving van upon which he was riding overturned. Rules and regulations for carrying out the provisions of the grain stand ards act will be issued in a few days Coach Mitchell and four members of the YpsiIanti, Mich, college foot ball eleven were stricken with small pox.
 Four persons were injured vher two surface cars crushed together al 42nd Street and Madison Avenue, New York.
 Exports of cotton from Galveston | Texas. in October were 313,000 bales of which 04,O0O bales went to Great Britain.
 England is reported to have sent 2 squadron of warships into the Arctic Sea to protect Archangefs traffic from 1 Submarines.
 Gold to the amount of $5,ooo,ooo wa: | received from Canada and deposited al the assay office for the account of J P. Morgan & Co.
 Pope Benedict received in privat, audience George Barr Baker, a mem Der of the American Commission fol Relief in Belgium. i Imports of precious stones into the l United States in August, 1916, amount ed to s5,567,S30 compared with S1,559,- | TIA in August, 1915. Frank c. Daley, special attorney 1T l the Federal election law violation cas- ] es in Indiana,, Illinois and Ohio ha: transferred his activities to Ono. Governor Mccall of Massa chusetts | who has been i'll with cold at hi l home in Winchester has been advised | to remain indoors for at least A hour more.
 1 Mrs. Bridget Kelly, of Newark, N. J. | died in the City Hospital as a result O
 which brought on hemorrhage of thu stomach.
 | Eleven persons were seriously hur
 and a score of others badly shaken LII
 when two trolleys crashed in thicl
 fog at Trooper, two miles from Nor | ristown, Pa. A
 Mme. George Bakhmetoff, wife of tti' | Russian Ambassador to Washington
 has been decorated by King Nichola' | I, of Montenegro, with the gold meda | Pour le Merite."
 Fin WeIlhaven, an American, wa | killed and two other American mining | engineers wounded in an encounte with bandits who ambushed the part! | in northern Korea. | Five men were injured when an au | tomobile in which they were ridinI
 crashed into the side of the bridg'
 over the Pequannock River, at Eas
 Bloomingdale, N. J. The Department of Commerce re ports the exports of cotton for tn
 week ended Oct. 2S at 1S3,407 bales
 against 127,537 bales in the core
 spending week last year. l
 | One man was killed and severa | others cut and bruised in a head-ol | collision between a fast freight and work train on the Delaware & Hudson
 near the tunnel station at Bingham ton, N. Y. | President Wilson's address at tn l luncheon of the Wilson Business Men | league at New York today will dea | with the enactments and policie
 which have a direct relationship to tn f country's business interests. | Trial of T. R. Watson, president O