Norwich bulletin., 1916-12-04
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 Exports of copper for the month cf November were 21,433 tons. o. M. Kittle, was elected vice pres dent of the Illinois Central Railroad. . William L. BaIIuf, of Baltimore, well lnown in the theatrical profession, Is lead.
 Herbert Evans Fisher, treasurer of he Boston & Maine Railroad for 15 Years, is dead.
 The Newport News ShipbuiIding and Dry Dock Co. announced a 10 per cent. increase in wages.
 The exports of copper from Att antic ports for the week ending NoVs 30, were GAS tons.
 ReainaId w. Pressprich, vice-presi- ident of the Equitable Trust Co. or New York, resigned.
 
 was withdrawn from the sub-Treasury for shipment to Spain.
 Mrs. Lillian L. DoeIser, wife of Charles F. Doelger, brewer, left an es- tate valued at $S7,1ss.
 Twenty five persons were killed and thirteen others injured in Michigan during the game season.
 Gen. carranza presented to the Mex lean Constitutional Congress the Mag na, Charta of the new republic.
 The British steamer Roturua, Lon don to Auckland, arrived at Newport News, Va, to take on fuel coal.
 More than 5000 operatives in worst ed mills in Woonsocket, R. l., will re- ceive ten per cent. increase in wages.
 An honorary advisory council nseI- entific and industrial reSearcn has been established by the Government of Can ada
 Joseph Vinaccui, of The Bronx, was seriously injured when he was caught in a rolling machine which he was cp- erating.
 President Wilson accepted an invita- ton to attend a conference of govern ors of states at Washington, Dec. 14 Is and 16.
 Earl F. Raymond, mess sergeant o1 Company G. Second Missouri lnfan- try, stationed at Yaredo, Tex, com mitted suicide.
 More than ss,5ooooo has been pledg- ed toward the $5.000.000 fund to pen sion clergymen of the Protestant Epis- copal church.
 Alfred D Beresford, salesman leaped from the ninth story of the DrexeI building in Philadelphia and was isntantIy killed.
 Charles Pomeroy Parker, professor of Greek and Latin at Harvard Unl- versity, died Saturday after brlel illness with pneumonia. Three New York Central empIoye: were instantly killed when they were struck by a Michigan expres: train at Gigson, Indiana. l r. R. Wilson, of Waco, Tex, whc shot and killed Banking Commissions Patterson, was convicted and sentene ed to ninetey mine years imprisonment Two persons were injured wher a toledo, Bowling Green & ScutherI ointerurban car jumped tn track north of Bowling Green, and turned over.
 The three schooner, Jenni' 1 S. Hall, which sailed from Gulfport Miss, Aug. IA for Fort de France | Martinique~with lumber and crew six, was gwen up for lost. The Dennison Mfg Go, at Tram l ingham, Mass, announced that be ginning Jan. the plant would be op erated on a 48-hour weekly Schedul
 without reduction in wages. l Edward S. Wertz of Wooster, Cnie United States Attorney for northern 1 Ohio, is being considered by Presiden Wilson for appointment as Unite
 States judge for that district | Miss Anna Adams, of New YorL was fined S1O0 following her convic l ton on a charge Of carrying loade revolver in hef handbag In the Clt Hall subway station on Sept. 16. | Mrs. Mary Stark Powell, 65, direc descendant of General John Stark, her of the battle of Bennington in the Rev lolutionary- war, was found dead bed at her home in Grasmere, N. H. 
 The mysterious young man known a Lieut. Bruce Somerset, who killed him self in the Hotel Rosslyn at Los An gelese on Oct. 1, was positivey 1denti | fled as Rudolph Bruce Pfohl of Tren ton, N. J.
 Foodstuffs amounting to 2,300,00 900 tons and valued at S227 10000 have been sent into Belgium an northern France since the outbreak ( the war by the Commission for Relit in Belgium.
 The Appellate Division of the Su preme Court disbarred William
 Mulligan. He was charged with pro fessiona misconduct in assisting an ez ecutrix in an attempted conversion ( assets of an estate. Il A fine of s25 was imposed by Mos fistrate House in the Traffic Court e Miss Maude Wetmroe for speeding C l Fifth Avenue The defendant is :