Norwich bulletin., 1915-04-10

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 The Hotel De Gink in New York was closed by city authorities.
 Fire did $5o,oo0 damage to the Col lins block at Adams, Mass.
 Carl Busch, son of the late Ado1- phus Busch, the millionaire brewer, died at St. Louis.
 The international horse show, usual Iy held in London, will not be held because of the war.
 From Feb. 20 to March 31 the net income of the Panama-Pacific EXpo- sition Co.,, was s85,110.65.
 The erimsby trawIer zarina was blown up in the North Sea. The crew of nine was reported lost.
 President Wilson was invited to at tend the reunion of Confederate vet erans at Richmond in June.
 The Malone bill, intended to re- organize the State Boxing Commits SIO1I, pdSSCu LtlS 4NeW 1OIh &ASScII1Dlys
 Active preparations for the opening of navigation on the Great Lakes are being made at Sault Ste Marie, Mich. Under the terms of a Federal law the motion pictures of the Willard Johnson fight cannot be shown in this country.
 The name of one of the five apart ments at Buckingham Palace has been changed from Bismarck to Wash ington."
 Purchase or sale of spirituous liquor | by French soldiers in the Vosges dis | trict was forbidden by the general in command there.
 Billy Sunday refused an offer of | S1,00O to deliver his "booze' sermon
 once in Providence, R. l., in a pro | hfbition campaign.
 Justice Purps of Hackensack N. J., imposed a fine of $40 and costs on | Rocco Vaccrea, of Lodi, for shooting
 @ robin on Sunday.
 an Catholic priest of Pittsburgh was
 found dead in his bed at the Chel-
 sea Hotel, New York.
 Mrs. Catherine TuchoIski of Stan
 dish, Mich, celebrated her 111th birth | her great grandchildren. Alfred Carter, aged 42, was arrested | in New York for impersonating an
 inspector of water supply, to effect
 sales of filters to housewives. | Automobiles will be provided for po- 1 lice captains and inspectors in the 1 outlying sections of Brooklyn, instead
 of horses and carriages hitherto. 1 The Great Eastern Railway an- | nounced in London that a bi-weekly ! passenger service between London and | the Hook of Holland will be resumed | next week.
 l George w Breckenridge of San An tonic, Tex, presented to the Univer-
 sity of Texas his s100,00O yacht Nav
 dad," to be assigned to the biological department
 ' Midshipmen at the Naval Academy will hereafter be required to study l only one foreign language. Fornrly
 they were rquird to study both French
 and Spanish.
 Colonel Baron de Bode, formerly military attache at the Russian Elm bassy in Washington, was killed while , commanding regiment on the south =
 western front.
 After writing a note saying that his
 wife treated him "meaneT than any :, cow" Frank Shalla, proprietor of . , hotel near Camden, N. J., shot anG killed himself.
 . The five American army officers who
 were attached to the German military
 forces as observers until recalled by cable on April 8, arrived at Berne or their way home.
 . Mrs. Henry Gribboek, sister-in-lav , of Albert Gribboek, Jr, who wa: L murdered while asleep at his home i1 Rochester, N. Y, was arrested charged with his murder.
 | Italian steamers in American port. z have been ordered to postpone all sail. ings until April 20, according to Rome despatch to the Exchange Tel. , egraph Company.
 United States Minister Gonzales, a Il | Havana, who issued passports to Jacl Johnson and his white wife, demand ed them back, saying they were ob tained under false prtenses. Every available cutter south O Boston was ordered by the Coast GuarC cutter service to proceed to Diamont
 Shoals, N. C., at full speed, to ait l. eight vessels wrecked there. A man giving the name of William 2 E. Linstedt, of Greenwich, Conn.,, wa ! roughly handled by a mob in Brook lyn when he tore down the American flag from a recruiting station. The Rev. Robert R. Earl of Schuy Ter Falls, N. Y., was expelled iron
 the Troy Methodist Episcopal Con Q ference at Saratoga on charges in Q volving defamation of character an, g Ha1sehood.
 Thomas H. MoIIoy, for years | picturesque figure in New Haven dem q ocratic politics died yesterday. H C suffered a nervous breakdown abou n four years ago and had been ill sine
 that time Molloy was 50 years ol
 and married He was a native of Der