Norwich bulletin., 1916-11-04

Southbridge, Mass. went on strike
 Twelve hundred shoemakers at the plant of the National India Rubber i
 Harry J. vreeland, a salesman of | Newark, N. J., was killed in an au- tomobile accident at Arlington, N. J.
 Thomas R. Fox. the first man to | sound, died at his home in Pough- l keepsie. |
 The Louisville 6 Nashville Railroad l announced an embargo against the | movement of any of it's coal cars north | of Cincinnati.
 Five aeropIanes arrived at Bucha- | rest from the Allied base on the Isle 1 of Imbros to protect the city from | German air raidds.
 Joseph castAli and frank Veteri, of Brooklyn, convicted of killing Anna Castelli at New Haven. were sentenced to be hanged March 15.
 Three persons were burned to death and two others severely injured. when fire destroyed a roomifg house at 1917 Norris Street, Philadelphia.
 IHO "SSNiy StdISfElSnC OI the bdnk of France shows an increase of 7o,04O francs in gold holdings and a decrease of 1,952,090 francs in silver.
 Burglars visited the post office and general store in Hawleyville, conduct ed by E. c. Platt Thursday night but secured only a few pennies.
 An increase of $s,ooo, 900 in revenues on 95 railroads for September was re- ported in returns made to the Inter state Commerce Commission.
 Four persons were injured when a Ninth Avenue elevated train collided with a Sixth Avenue train at Fifty third street and Ninth Avenue.
 Three young girls were probably hurt and seventeen other children in- jured when a trolley struck a school hack at Como. near Portland, Oregon. George A. Rich was appointed by the governing committee of the Boston Stock Exchange, chairman and secre- 1 tary to succeed George F. Lord, res HSigned. =---e--s--1g - ss Thomas S. Williams of Wilkes l Barre, confessed he had strangled to death Ida Brown, whose body was 1 found two weeks ago in the Susque- i hanna River.
 l Frank Strang and William Rhodes. ! former barlleepers, were arrested ill 1 Richmond, Va, for drinking while on an automobile trip in violation of the new Prohobition law.
 them seriously-when a southbound 1 Eighth Avenue car was rammed by a | westbound Eight Avenue car at Tenth and Hudson streets.
 Prince von HohenhoIe SchiIIinqfurst, the retiring Minister of Interior in the Austrian Cabinet. was received in au- dience and decorated with the Iron Cross of the first class.
 The Reichstaq has adopted a pro- posal for the establishment of cen tral military bureau to examine com plaints against the censorship imposed by the military authorities.
 With his head bandaged in towels and jammed into sugar barrel. Frank
 Sobicek was found dead in the cellar
 of his home at Sayville, L. l. Near
 by lay bottle of chloroforrn-
 Two men were injured and severa,
 shaken up when Hook and Ladder
 Truck No. 8. on the way to a fire ir
 lispenard Street New York, crashed into a Canal Street car at Broadway.
 Representatives of all the great coal-
 carrying roads of Ohio, Pennsylvania
 and West Virginia will be present al the Interstate Commerce Commissions
 investigation, which began at Louis
 vile yesterday.
 It was intimated at the State De- partment that the United States Gov | ernment had protested to France
 against the use Of the phrase 'Ameri-
 can Aviation Corps in official com I muniQue.
 l A verdict of s4o,ooo was given Mrs
 Natalie Jewett, of Buffalo, in hel damage suit against the New York
 Central Railroad as the result of the
 death of her husband a year ago, wher
 his machine was hit by a train. Several employees of Bamford Broth
 ers silk manufacturers in Paterson
 and Belvidere. N. J., were injured wher an engine on the Lehigh & Hudson Railroad strucl, an automobile truck | carrying twenty operators to the Bel l videre plant.
 County Judge Roy, in Brooklyn. de. nied the application of Charities Com. missioner John A. Kingsbury and Will
 liam H. Hotchkiss, lawyer, to inspec
 the grand jury minutes which resulted . in their indictment in the phone-tap : ping scandal.
 : Two men, father and son, said to b. } members of an internationally know1 I band of counterfeiters, were arrested by United States secret service agent: , in Brooklyn. Chief William J. Flynn 5 of the secret service, personally di , rected the capture.
 coUNTERFEiTERs SENTENCED TO FEDERAL PRISON '' Six Foreigners Had Been Maxim!
 Spurious $5 and $10 Bills. F New York,s Nov. 3.-ISix foreigner
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