Norwich bulletin., 1916-11-06

The entire force of draushtsmen employed in the Norfolk, Va, navy yard went on strike.
 The body of Captain Boelke, fam | ,us German aviator killed last Satur- l lay, was buried at Dessau.
 The Board of Estimate appropriated s2.S70 for a new automobile for Fire Chief Kenlon of New York.
 Captain Alfred w. Bjornstadt, U. s. A.. has been assigned as professor O- military science at Harvard.
 The Treasury Departments con science fund.- has been enriched by contribution of $120 fro ma seaman in the navy.
 The Cuban American Telephone & Telegraph Co.,, was incorporated aL Dover, Del, with a capital stock Of $2, ,500,000.
 Hyman Schwartz, an ironworker of Brooklyn, fell from the fourth floor fell in Pittsfield, Mass. fire escape on the Endicott Hotel, and was killed.
 The food situation has become so serious in Dusseldorf, Germany, that
  ipal kitchens.
 Senator Borah of Idaho, left Chi cago, for Akron, Ohio, to resume his speaking campaign for Hughes, halted by his illness.
 Three persons were killed when sn automobile in which they were riding turned over on a curve of the West River drive at Minneapolis.
 improvements involving an expendi- ture of $4,000,O00 have been announced by James A. Campbell, president Of the Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co.
 capt. E. L. Beach, who commanded the cruiser Memphis which was wreck ed in a hurricane, is seriously i'll at the Naval Hospital in Brooklyn.
 Stanford J. MiIlstein was sentenced to death for the staying of Policeman John E. Creedon in Utica The Court of Appeals affirmed his conviction. The President and Mrs. Wilson will go to WilliamStown, Mass, on NOV. to attend the christening of the second child of MT. and Mrs. Francis B. Sayre.
 Copper imports in September, totall- ed 36, 57S,4 ,445 pounds, valued at $7,292,- 167 Exports in the same month to- taled 6o.9o5,sF peuadsST valued at s2O,- a69, ,sso.zzsy.-s'.sss s-sessg...es
 One hundred and fifty thousand dol lars was bet on the Presidential elec- tion in the financial district of New York at odds of 10 to in favor of MT. Hughes.
 Three passengers were injured in a panic when Lexington Avenue northbound car crashed into the rear of a Broadway car at Twentieth street New York.
 Chancellor Walker, announced the appointment of Merritt Lane of Jer- sey City, as Vice Chancellor to fill the office made vacant by the death ot James E. Howell.
 Brotherhood officials in Louisville denied knowledge of a widely circulat- ed rumor that strike vote had beer | ordered among employees of the Louis vile 6, Nashville Railroad.
 Claude Martin, the chauffeur, who has been on trial at White Plains, N Y, for several days on an indictmen charging hi: with the murder O. Gothelf Guttingher, was found guilt!
 by a jury.
 Henry G. Adams, representing tn secretary of state of New York, ar
 rived in McAllen, Texas and began preparations to take the vote of Nev l York national guardsmen in this dis | trict Nov. z.
 | Thirty-three civilian motor trucI | drivers lost their jobs with the Unite' States army and will return to thei homes in Detroit. Enlisted men ar displacing the civilians as fast as the, can be trained.
 Sir Ernest ShackIeton, antarctic ex plorer, arrived in New Orleans iron Colon and departed for San Francisc on his way to rescue ten members o
 his party on the west side of the Ant
 arctic continent.
 ! Dr. J. F. Stack, Health Commis sioner of .Hoboken, has started an in vestigation into the alleged wholesal issuing of prescriptions for morphine phine, heroin and cocaine by physi clans of Hoboken.
 Joseph A. Choate, president of tn State Charities Aid Association, an nounced the appointment of specie
 committee on after care of infantile pa
 ralysis in New York State and outsid
 of New York city.
 A verdict of $5.0oo against Corone
 Timothy Healy of New York for fals
 arrest was won by Anthony Guntze an undertaken, Guntzer was taken in
 to custody on @ charge of petty lar
 ceny at the request of the coroner. Count won Bernstorff, German Am bassador, has been asked to procur the release from a German priso
 camp in Aix-la -Chappelle of Professc
 Frank Louis Scoell, instructor } French at the University of Chicago The recent request to the War De partment by Arthur T, Hadley, presi dent of Yale, that Batteries A. B.
 and D Tenth Military Field Artiller. |. be organized into division of the O1 f1cers' Training Corps, has been grant
 ed.
 The engagement of Mrs. Mary Lii Flagler, widow of Henry M. F1agle . . one of the organizers of the Standal ! Oil company and builder of the F'lol ida East Coast railway, to form, Judge Robert Worth Bingham Louisville, Ky, was announced
 The tabernacle in which Rev. Will
 jam Sunday will conduct a ten week