Norwich bulletin., 1917-11-17

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 16 PAGES Condensed Telegrams Submarines torpedoed the Brazilian
 steamers Guanyba and Acary.
 The Italian Chamber of Deputies voted confidence in the government.
 who was recalled. is stopping in Chi cago.
 The Russian legation at The Hague refuses to recognize the BolsheVilIi
 The draft men at Camp Upton, N. Y, are Dracticing with machine guns and gas masks.
 An American steamer which arrived i at an Atlantic port missed a floating
 mine by 100 feet.
 Orders for 21 100000 shells for 75- 11IIlIlIIctI0 II0iL D1SC0S were pIdCSu Dy the United States.
 Two Austrians were arrested at the
 electric plant at Norristown, Pa, for acting suspiciousIy.
 Control over all packing houses in Canada will be established by the Dominion government.
 Purchase of condensed milk by the mt jc 1a rCrE1Xr tn 4bn shortage of the liquid fluid.
 A new plan for the saving of coal was devised by the B. R. T. Heat will be shut off during the rush hours When the white bread and meatiess days ended in France, the newspapers published the news in big headlines At the end of the third day of the Victory Loan of Canada, a total of $S, 964,550 was subscribed in Toronto Chicago teamsters numbering 7o0o called off their threatened strike when granted more pay and a shorter work ing day.
 William ParrinqfieId. an American in the French Foreign Legion, lost his life as the result of wounds received in battle. Clifford Pinchot, and E. c. Lassater, a Texas cattle grower resigned as aides of Herbert Hoover, the food ad-. ministrator. Railroads vii! huarv up the move ment of grain from Winnipeg to the head of the Great Lakes before navi-- gation closes. German newspapers received al Amsterdam have printed pictures of the first Americans captured on the western front.
 To allow it's members to take part
 in a large Victory Loan parade, the
 Montreal Stock Exchange will close
 next Monday.
 Miriam E. Knowles of YardIey, aP, is the first United States Red Cross nurse to die in France. She died of scarlet fever.
 The War department is considering
 a plan to organize special guard for
 defense of interior plants from pro :. German plotfers. Charles E.. Newtqn,s 50 years of ase,. p1esideht of thes Jewel Ra,ting com ! panys Hartford, died there after. 2 long iliresszsa5s The United States government needs women to fill the vacancies left by the
 men. Sfenographers are offered sala- r1eS or 9l,UUu year.
 American mission in England, an nounced that daily meetings would 1 be held in London until the con1ris- sion leaves for Paris. ! Achievements were sent 70 the American forces at Presidio. Texas to cope with any attack made by the Vil- l la bandits at Ojinaga-
 1 One hundred women are yielding picks and shovels on the roads of the Pennsylvania railroad between New York and Pittsburgh.
 Four hundred thousand refugees 1 from the military zones in Italy | reached American Red Cross camps and are being cared for.
 John w. Foster, secretary of state under President Harrison, and fath- er-in-law of. Secretary of State Lans- ing, died in Washington.
 At Wilmington. Del, three PhiladeI- phians were sentenced to six years imprisonment and twenty-five lashes each for pick-pocieting. Nine hundred pounds of "daIine" an explosive containing 40 per cent. of dynamite, used in bricl1vards, is burn ing in yard near Toronto. Mrs. AdoIphus Busch, widow of l Adolphus Busch, the St. Louis brew CT, is trying to get out of Germany, where she went a year ago.. Mayor Smith was cleared of connec- ton with the political conspiracy which resulted in the death of police
 man in Philadelphia primary day. Senator William s. Kenyon, of Iowa. and Senator John D. Kendrick, of Wyoming, are making a tour of the American training camps in France. A general embargo on all freight except foodstuffs, perishable goods