Norwich bulletin., 1916-10-13

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 Condensed Telegrams
 Reports of submarine lurking out side Savannah harbor failed to ma terialize.
 Dora Duncker, a well known Ger man author is dead. She was born in Berlin in 1855.
 The Irish division at the front will need endorsements of 30,OOO men be- fore Christmas.
 Stockholders of the Boston and Maine railroad at their annual meeting reelected the board of directors
 Gold to the amount of 16,OO0,00o francs was received by the Bank of France last week in exchange for paper and bonds.
 Two Americans have been killed in the Avenue Georges Henri, Brussels, by the gunfire directed against Brit ish airplanes.
 Dr.. stockbridge p. Graves. the old est homeopathic physician in Bidde- 1OIU, We, ui0l otI 1IOlLAC III oSASO yesterday, aged 90.
 Investigation was being continued yesterday into alleged irregularities in the recent registration of voters in Detroit, Mich.
 Delegates to the National Paint, Oil and Varnish Association went on rec ord as favoring a non partisan, per manent tariff commission.
 The Russian railroad on the coast bordering on the Arctic ocean will rot be completed this year despite the employment of 10000 workmen.
 Subscriptions from neutral countries Overseas news agency surpassed those to the fifth German war loan, says the received for the fourth war loan.
 Thurman A. Hart, president of the King Dort Motor Sales Co, Buffalo, N. Y, was found at his desk early yes terday with bullet wound in his head.
 Health of national guard and regu- far army troops on the Mexican border showed an improvement for the week ending Oct ' over the previous week.
 Prof. Levi L. Conant, 59 years old, of Worcester Polytechnic Institute faculty, was killed by an automobile truck which ran over and crushed his skull.
 The recent press despatch from Zu- rich to the effect that one of the Iarg- est Austrian warships lad blown up at Pola is denied authoritarively at Vienna.
 Brig. Gen. Montgomery Meiss Ma comb II. S, A., president of the army
 
 service yesterday, having reached the age of 64 years
 The food supplies of the American Red Cross Relief Commission will be exhausted by the end of November and the commissions relief work in Serbia will ethenEeease. qsss1ssg
 The movement of British ships from ports on the Atlantic seaboard will be controlled by Admiral Montague Browning, in command of the British fleet at Halifax, N. s.
 Damage estimated at about $4o,ooo was done at Winsted to the plant of the Fitzgerald Manufacturing com pany at Winsted, makers of automo- bile supplies and accessories.
 The first British steamer to leave the port of Boston since the appear ance of the U-boat was reported, sail ed yesterday. She is the Coruna a coal freighter bound for Louisburg, c. B.
 To confirm with an established pol icy of avoiding political controversy the American Prison Ass ociation re- scinded a resolution adopted endorsing the administration of Governor Whit man.
 Nineteen Mexicens held by army au- thorities at Colonia Dublan for alleged connection with the Villa raid on Co., lumbus, N. NJ, March g, have been indicted by the Luna county grand jury.
 German socialists are planning to interpeIlate Chancellor von Beth mann -Hollweg in regard to allegations that 00,000,00O marks was spent for newspaper propaganda in the first two years of the war. The summer residence of Professor F. W. Williams of Yale, known as "HighfieId Hut" at Norfolk, Conn.,, and temporarily occupied by Julian Street, the author, was destroyed by fire late today.
 While instructing the Yale ends how to tackle at football practice today, Douglas Bomeisler, one of the Blues famouh ends a few years ago, dislo- cated his shoulder and was taken to the New Haven hospital. The special train carrying Charles E. Hughes on his third western trip was stopped by a broken rail on the I