Norwich bulletin., 1916-12-02

Condensed Telegrams

dS reported rom all 1rontS, | were 74,e50.
 Exports from the United States for the month of October amounted to s490,613,91S. New York custom house Wednesday, were $534,925. .I
 Gold bars to the amount of $5eo 900 were withdrawn from the Assay office for shipment to Peru.
 The navy lahnch Chop was partly destroyed by fire while lying at her pier at Newport, R. I.
 who died on Auri1 20 last, left an es- tate valued at s2,430.S94.
 Gold coin to the amount of $500, 900 was withdrawn from the sub-treasury for shipment to Canada.
 the Union Bank & Turst Co., Ltd, of Bluef1eld, West Virginia.
 Herbert s. Meet, of Rochester, was State Teachers association.
 The Mallory Line freight steamer Santiago is ashore near Rebecca Shoals, 60 miles west of Key West.
 The capital stock of the Foreman Brothers Banking Co.,, of Chicago. was increased from $1,O0O,0GO to $1,5Oo,oO
 The American Window Glass Go. of Pittsburgh, announced an advance in wages of 10 per cent. to all the em- ployes.
 William HalIam, 30, and John Shaf- fer 29, were killed when the boiler of 8 saw mill exploited near Councils
 vile, Pa.
 Mary Jennings, convicted of second degree murder in New York in October
 in 1901. was pardoned by Governor
 Whitman.
 The Grarton & Knight Manufac.ur-
 ing Co.. of Worcester, Mass, announc-
 ed an increase of 10 per cent. in pay
 for it's 1,S00 employees.
 pr. AIdunate Basecunan, chiIian
 minister to Italy was appointed am
 basador to the United States to suc-
 ceed Eduardo Suarez Mujica- Miss Clara Ruth Mozzor, the young
 est woman ever admitted to practice in Colorado courts. was appointed Ju
 nior Assistant Attorney General of the state.
 Harry George, of West Nutley, N J., was killed when an elevator piung- CT exploded in furnace in the plant of the Otis Elevator Co. of New Jer- sey. The Interstate Commerce Commis- sion ordered a cent reduction in the freight rates on flour from Minnea- polls to New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore.
 Albert Never, of the Bronx, was kill ed when the wagon in which he was riding was struck by a street car at Boston Road and Prospect Avenue, the Bronx.
 BasebaIs will cost from ten to fifty per cent. more next season than last, the materials, so sporting goods deal CTS announce.
 Edward Berry, charged with the ! murder Of Mrs: Fannie Brookbank. at ] Jeffersonyille, Ind, last Marcn, was found guilty and sentenced to impris- onment for life.
 William A. Jones, of Munhall, Pa, member of a football team represent l ing the dental department of the Uni l VerSity of Pittsburgh, died of injur- l ies suffered in game on Nov. l. 1 Arrangements have been completed l in Peekskill, N. Y., for opening a ve- hicular ferry line across the Hudson ! river between Verplanks Point. south 1 of Peekskill, and Thompl1ins Cove. One rechanician was killed instant | ly in an auto race at Phoenix, Ariz | when R. B. Armstrong's machine l plunged into the fence while tryins l to pass another car. Armstrong was hurt.
 Heart disease caused the sudden death yesterday of Captain William E. ] Presgrave, at Salisbury, Md. He won l the Brooklyn Derby in 1902 and year 1 later the Woodlawn Vase. He trained l Dublin, Bryn Mawr. Preau. Moor and l Short Hose.
 l The BiseIow Hartford Carpet Co., 1 of Thompsonville. employing 250O hands here tonight announced a wage 1 increase of 10 per cent. It is under I stood that the increase also agects l the employees of the company's mills | at Lowell and Clinton, Mass. 1 Dr.. F. B. Swan anbeck, who believed l himself to be the oldest Odd Fellow | in the United States, both in years and | membership in the order, died yes 1 terday at the Odd Fellows home at | York, Neb. He was 101 years old and l was born in Germany in 1915. He was a member of the order for seven- l ty-two years.
 1 Colonel C. D. Langhorne of Alber- 1 marie, Va, father of the famous Lang horne sisters, has created trust fund i of his immenseaestate for the benet | of his children. each to share alike | Among the children are Mrs. William | Waldorf Astor, Mrs. Charles Dana 1 Gibson, Mrs. Harry Phipps of Boston l and Mrs. Phyllis Brooks.
 ALLEGED SMUGGLING OF 1 ARMS INTO MEXICO l Will Be Taken Up ir the House Next
 Tuesday or Wednesday. l Washington, Dec. 1-Investigation | by a special house committee of al legged smuggling of arms and ammuni l tio,, oorocc tho hord6r into. M1yioo will