With the arrival of the Westerly Towboat Company, of the Westerly Towboat Company, left here tonight on a mission understood to be connected with the expected arrival of a German merchant submarine. Frank H. Robinson, captain of the tug, who was said today to have received instructions from the T. A. Scott Wrecking Company, of New London, to proceed to Montauk Point, N.Y., to assist in towing a submarine to New London, declined tonight to make any statement as to the destination of the vessel. The T. A. Scott Company has had several tugs recently in the service of the Eastern Town Company, agents for the German Underseer Merchant Liners.
STEALS WAGONLOAD OF IRON
Late spring, during the recent strike, the British embassy received a coup at the British embassy today which baffled the keenest diplomats on the staff, and netted him a way load of structural iron purchased by His Majesty's government for use on a new embassy annex. Under the eyes of a large force of attaches and clerks, and chatting sociably with the special policeman assigned to command.  Ambassador property, he leisurely loaded his wagon, said good-bye, and went away. The theft was discovered hours after word.
BIG DROP IN PLAGUE CASES
Federal Health Service Surgeons Keep to Grave Nov. 1. 