Norwich bulletin., 1915-09-29

lnecticut in Proportion to Condensed Telegrams IssuIs.ria suspsndsd railway service Greees's mobilization has called 4oo.- ooo. men to the colors.
 The French senate rejected the wheat monopoly import bill
 Wireless service between ssyviIIs, l.. l.. and Europe was suspended
 Sir. John French, eommandsr-in chief | or the British armies. is ss years old 1 Twenty merchant vessels were requi- 1 sitioned by Greece for use as trans
 Enperor William intends to move
 Premier Asauith has appointed a special committee of the cabinet to oversee the war.
 General Villa controls nearly all of the state of Sonora carranza's troops evacuated Agua ,Prieta-
 The frst law school in the United states for women only will open at Cambridge. Mass. next month.
 Eleven trainloads of prisoners arrived at Bourget, Franco. and were distrfb- uteo among various detention calnps-
 Articles of incorporation were filed at Ottawa Canada. by the France and Canadian Steamship company. capital q. 900.
 The steam barge Arabian, from Montreal, was driven ashore near Wn- son. N. r., by a gale and abandoned by her crew.
 King Frederick August of saxony invited Chancellor von Bethmann- Hollweg to be his guest at his castle at Dresden
 One hundred and twenty .sroPIsnss vent up in the outskirts of Paris in a demonstration of joy over the victory of the allies
 The Polish victims relief fund in New York received SI7,s5s from San up to S1o3.oo5.
 A large number of Turks subscribed S5oo,0o0 to the third German war loan. Most of the subscriptions were for small amounts
 The Anchor line steamer cameronia, which sailed from Liverpool for New York. is delayed in the Mersey by ma chinery trouble
 Louis Abrams, secretary of the Ha- waitan Trust company of Houolulu. was arrested charged with the embez- clement of s2s.ooo.
 Police at Buffalo were asked to Ioog, for four West Point cadets who are believed to have left the institution to join the Canadian army e5 ' q t cost the United States sevsrnrer, s6l,ooo to Investigate and dismfss James M- Sullivan as United States minister to San Domingo More than 10000 auto trucks, valued at sz2.ooo.0 900. have been shipped to England and France from the United States since the war began. An item in the budget presented tC vides for an expenditure of s15.000. .ooC for free tobacco for the army. . President Wilson signed an ordei s closing the government department today when the G. A R parade anC review by the president viii be held
 All American officials on the Mexican , border were ordered to seize all con signments of war supplies when thei r destination Is not definitely known
 
 In ease of Greece entering the war s Prince Nicholas. brother of King Con o stantine. will head the army. if Hines = prevents the king from taking the field r Because of the lack of trained mel n to man them. the battleships Ohio . Wisconsin and Missouri will be trans ferred to the reserve from the first lin ! fleet.
 The Spanish ship Luis Wives wa seized by Italian authorities at Genos when S20.0O0 in gold. which is believe n to be destined for Germany, was foun - aboard.
 ' About 700 of the 1900 employees c the Hendee Manufacturing compan
 Hills plant at Springfield. Mass, wen s on strike to have their working hour ', rearranged-
 n About 1000 United States cartride
 company employees returned 10 wor at Lowell. Mass. following an idlenes VI of two weeks caused by a strike ( a unskilled help.
 Seven persons were injured when
 passenger car of the Crank Trunk rail
 road was overturned near Oakvill F Ont The accident was caused by broken rail
 Willard Huntington, a californi
 railroad man. nephew of the late Coll
 P. Huntington. was killed when h ot auto turned over at Otsego. ~. r. FoJ r- of his companions were hurt v w. A. vialI of the Brown e Sharr 1t Manufacturing company. Providenc It announced that 800 of the strikers wh Is went out nine days ago have returne ,e to work within the past 24 hours Ig The contract for the construction le the new United States survey stearnl