Norwich bulletin., 1915-11-24

Fire destroyed a part of the bus mess section of Brookport, N. r., at loss om $2O0.00o.
 The Belgian ministers of finance and justice are to come to the Unit ed States to arrange loan.
 Seventy-five thousand school child ren paraded in Cincinnati to welcome the Liberty Bell from Kentucky.
 William z. EIdredse, tannery worker of Endicott, N. Y, died at Binghamton, victim of anthrax.
 The convention of the New York State Association of Public School Teachers opened at Rochester, N. Y.
 Glen Feurston, a guest, was burned to death and nine firemen overcome by fire in the Burton Hotel, Chicago.
 Albert Berube, IA years old, was drowned in the rapids just below Pawtucket Falls, Mass, in the Merri- mack.
 Mrs. Thomas R. MashaII wife of the Vice President, underwent on operation for appendicitis at Indian apolis.
 Senator GaIIinger has accepted President Wilson's invitation to con- fer with him on national defense legislation.
 Fabius M. Ray, one of the best known lawyers in western Maine, died at his home at Westbrook at the age of 7S.
 Gov. Whitman reappointed Mrs. FL len Blair, a prominent Albany woman, to the council of the state department of health.
 A large order for arnor plate and gun parts was closed with the Amer ican government by the Midvale Steel company. Michael McEnnis, only Mexican war veteran in St. Louis. and former pres ident of the Merchants Exchange died there, aged ss. Social Democrats in Bavaria have started campaign against the high price of food. One meeting has al- ready been suppressed.a4b
 Fl centro, Gal, fears another erup- ton such as last Sundays earth, erupting smoke pufrs.
 Charlotte cashman, the four years old daughter of William J. Cashman, was killed by a train at a grade crossing at Quincy, Mass.
 The Ludlow Mfg. Associates mills at Ludlow, Mass, resumed operations on full time. The employees received a per cent. wage increase.
 About $500 men in South Wales quit their jobs. The men quit part ly because of the employment of non union men in their collieries.
 The stock exchange of Mexico City was closed by the Mexican govern ment because of illegal fluctuations in the value of national currency.
 About 2,5oo Greek reservists em- ployed at the new du Pont powder mill at Hopewell, Va. were ordered to report for army service in Greece.
 The British steamer oakfieId, West Hratlepool, Eng, for an American 600 miles southeast of Cape Race, N. F.
 A bill to restrict rent will soon be introduced in the British parliament. The rates are at present increasing, and threten to drive the poor into the streets.
 Vice President H. R. EIdredse of the National City Bank, New York, livia, where he went on business for the bank.
 About 4,ooo men are affected by an order reducing the working hours at the Pittsfield, Mass, plant of the General Electric Co. from 10 to 915 hours day.
 Wealthy New Yorkets living at Tarrytown, N. Y, stationed armed an attempt to blow up the home of John D. Archbold. Snow colored uniforms will be used by the German troops in Russia this winter so as to be invisible Trenches and supply carts will also be covered with white materials.
 Frank L. GIynn, superintendent of the New Haven Trade School, an- pointment of superintendent of trade schools for the state of Wisconsin The tug coastwise put into Dutch Island harbor. R. l., towing the barge New Jersey which broke from the tug Mary A. Scully during the storm last Friday.
 The American liner St. Paul arrived at New York twenty hours late, after having lost both sets of steer ing apparatus during the recent gale. She steered by his propellors until repairs were made.
 Eddie Hayden, chauffeur for Mrs William G McAdoo, wife of the Secre- tary of the Treasury. and daughter of President Wilson, paid a fine of $25 at Savage, Md, for speeding while driving Mrs. McAdoo. FOUR MEN KILLED WHEN STAGING COLLAPSED In Yard of Fore River ShipbuiIdinq A