Norwich bulletin., 1916-10-28

Condensed Telegrams

Condensed Telegrams
 Leading brands of flour advanced soc to s1o2o barrel at Chicago.
 Melbourne H. Hardwick, a landscape printer of international reputation. is dead
 The Schenectady illuminating Go. has increased it's capital from $3OOO,- 900 to $5,o0o,o0o.
 Battery B, First Field Artillery, N. Y. N. G.. arrived at New York from the Mexican border
 The Dominion government will per- init building of merchant ships in Canada for Norway.
 Lee S. Burridge, inventor and avia- tor. who died on May 4, 1915. left an estate valued at $9S,929.
 Fort Sam Houston is to have gar age large enough to house more than 800 large motor trucks.
 Cottonseed was quoted at $6o ton on the Memphis Cotton Exchange. the highest price ever known.
 tH6 SuO' tTeaSufy r6C0iVeQ 4Z,SUu,UUU in gold coin from Canada for the ac- count of J. P. Morgan & Go.
 The Commercial Gable Go. an- uounced that cable communication with Manaos has been restored.
 In the three months ended Sept. 30, the revenue receipts of the state of New York amounted to $10,5G3, 429.
 The annual convention of the Ma tiona1 Foreign Trades Council will be held in Pittsburgh. Jan. 25-27, 1917.
 America's 1916 Christmas ship, for the relief Of Syrian and Armenian war victims will leave New York. Dec. |.
 Seven hundred men employed in the shops of the New York. Ontario & Western Railroad. threaten to strike.
 Detectives at St. Louis recovered S13,000 of the $32.009 stolen from a Burroughs Adding Machine Co.,, pay master in Detroit, Aug. 4.
 The cornerstone of Princeton's new half-million dollar dining hall was laid. It is the gift of Mrs. Russell Sage and other friends of the university.
 The weekly statement of the Bank 5,O1 D. 900 francs in gold holdings and a de- crease of 513,0o0 francs in silver.
 The German steel syndicate reports that the output of steel in Germany last month was 1493, 900 tons, compar- ed with 1,414,000 tons in August.
 The annual call of the Interstate Commerce Commission for railroad re- ports by January 15. of new automatic block signal equipment has been is- sued
 Dr.. lrigoyen. new radical president of Argentina, is arranging to shelter the destitute of Buenos Aires in pub lie buildinSs He will pay for their food himself
 John Sundquist, who killed Daniel shannon of New Jersey. pleaded guilty to second degree murder and was sen fenced to from twenty to thirty years in state prison.
 The entire hamlet of Georgia, eight miles west of Gloversville, N. Y. was threatened by a fire which wiped out the hotel, grist mill and eight of the fifteen dwellings.
 Four men were injured when an au- tomobile in which they were riding SkIuQeO at NelSOn ana PeCorSOn aV enues, Jersey City. and dropped down a 25-foot embankment.
 Pope Benedict has sent to Cardinal Gibbons a contribution of 10000 francs to head a list of contributions in the United States for assistance of the children of Belgium.
 Dr. c. Lincoln Forbush, a prominent Philadelphia physician was appointed special assistant to the American em- bassy at Berlin, as medical inspector of prison camps in Germany
 Sir Ernest Shackleton, Antartic ex- plorer, arrived at Panama on his way to New Zealand to head another relief expedition to save his men who are marooned on the shores of Ross Sea.
 Two hundred barbers from all sec tions of Staten Island served strike ultimatum to their employers. If their demtnd for an increase in wages is not met this morning. they will go on a strike.
 William C. Ashbridge, who with Walter c. Thompson an alleger forger escaped from the Camden. N. J., coun- ty jail after killing one guard and wounding another, was convicted of the murder of Mrs. Elizabeth Dunbar, an actress.