Norwich bulletin., 1915-11-09

ernment.
 oreson's Sunday. closing law, which has never been enforced, was declared valid by the Oregon district court at Portland.
 The war department named a board or officers to consider plans to enlarge the capacity of the military academy at West Point.
 Governor Whitman and Highway Commissioner Duffey will leave Albany today for a few days hunting trip in | the Adirondacks.
 Grand Duchess Marie of Luxembura charged Dr. Leutsch, a lawyer, to form a new ministry, following the resigna- | tion Of the cabinet.
 The London Evening News publishes | a despatch from The Hague saving | that the Berlin Voswaerts has been suppressed temporarily
 Mrs. Lavina Scranton, aqed 7a, of
 Durham, was struck and killed by a | freight train on the New Haven road
 at Middlefeld crossing.
 The White Star liner cymric ar | rived at New Yoirk from Liverpool with 351 passengers and S1, ,35O,OOO in
 gold for New York banks l Hundreds of young men of military
 age have applied to the British foreign office for passports, with which they
 hope to escape the conscription they anticipate.
 One hundred thousand school chiI.
 dren of Cleveland and East Cleveland
 have been invited to be the guests ot John D. Rockefeller at the Cleveland
 flower show this week.
 Because of his serious illness, Gen.
 eral Huerta was removed from For | BLISS, Texas, to has home at Fl Paso
 where he will receive the attention O.
 his wife and family. At the Argentine embassy at Wash
 ington it was denied that the man ar rested at Chicago Saturday was, a.
 he claimed. a son of Vice Presiden Villanauva of Argentina Gov.-eIeet Samuel Mccall left Bos ton for his sons ranch in Prineville i Ore. He expects to return shortl,
 after December 1 in order to begil
 work on his inaugural address. Lieutenant VonepIon of the German , gunboat Cormoran, interned at Guan and three sailors of the gunboat ar on their way to the Norfolk navy var, , where they have been transferred Giuseppe Creatore, leader of Crea tore's band, and Miss Rosina Ida Mari , De Marinis, daughter of Carlo D ] Narinis. an architect of New York city | took out marriage license at Provi , dence, R. I.
 While his accuser and a constabI
 waited for him to change his clothe that they might arrest him on a charg
 of forgery, Monroe Boyce, a farme
 living near Matawan. N. J.. shot an
 killed himself.
 ,. A lion that escaped from his cage a | Hampstead, L. l.. as he was abou ] to be sold at auction, caused g pani
 among the spectators. It wasScaugh
 by the owner of the kennels where tn = lion was kept.
 @ The United States is suffering fror l, a dollar bill shortage according e Treasurer John Burke, who says tha = the demand for the one dollar bill so great that the treasury has not bee = able to meet it.
 Judgments aggregating $15o,ooo hay
 been filed at Charlestown, w. Va 2 against Col. John T. McGraw, demo . cratic national committeeman frol ! West Virginia, and a number of h , business associates. d The thirty five brewery worker n who went on strike at the Hube r Fischer brewery, Hartford, Wedne: day, because one of their number ws t discharged for taking an afternoon oi V have returned to work.
 The large plant of the General Raj e way Signal Co. at Rochester, N. ' e will be converted into a war munitioT y plant, following the receipt of q wa y order said to amount to S7,000,0( l. from J. P. Morgan & Co. e James Patterson, aged 76. a clerk r. the navy department for nearly a years, died at Washington. He was l. Civil war veteran and member = the Greedy Arctic Relief expedite 70 commanded by Capt. Schley,U. s. \ in 1884.
 Rear Admiral WinsIow, commando
 of the Pacific fleet, reported to tt l, navy department that he had take
 aboard his flagship. the San Diego, @ IT the passengers and crew of the steau