Norwich bulletin., 1917-11-03
Condensed Telegrams

Condensed Telegrams ] Tin plate prices will soon be fixed 1 by the war industries board. | The Dutch cruiser Tromp arrived at an Atlantic port from Colon. The Delaware river rose sixteen feet above normal at Belvidere. N. J. | The Franklin Trust Co.,, Brooklyn.
 A gift of s1oo,ooo was received by Elmira college from the Rockefeller board.
 Texas gulf district have gone on | strike.
 An additional loan Of $435,00o,oOO was extended England by the United States. Oscar Hammerstein announced he 1 would build another opera house in | Philadelphia.
 A special war course in dietics was l begun at Radcliffe college at Cam bridge, Mass.
 Stock of the R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Co., will be increased from $20,000.o0o to $40,000,000.
 l King Alfonso of Spain, asked An tonic Maura, former premier. to form a new cabinet. \ Forty-two persons were killed by | automobiles in the streets of New ork | during October. | Three Americans are listed as killed, 1 and two wounded in the latest Cana dian casualty list. | The American Red Cross has bought | 100000 pounds of condensed milk for l the babies of Russia.
 Private Joseph E. Couture, with the l American expeditionary forces in l France, died of pneumonia. II Lieut.. Gov. Gilbert w. Ganons, of 1 New Brunswick, died at his home at St. Stephen. N. B.. aged 67.
 Mints will run 24 hours day turn 1 irg out pennies. There were 1O1 ,23O,- BIZ pennies minted in October. Residents of Berlin are suffering intensely from the cold, no coal being obtainable- in the German capital.
 A country wide campaign to locate
  by the Federal Fuel Administrator Mayor Mitchell refused to issue ail- | night licenses to New York restau- rants and saloons for election night | Due to. the high cost of working them. some of the low-grade mines in 1 South Africa may be forced to close Twenty one Kansas coal mines sus- pended. operations when the miners rejected the fuel administrators con- tract.
 Work will be resumed at the liar Ian & Hollingsworth shipyard in Will T nlington, Del. the strike having been settled.
 I Frank Driags was found guilty of murder at Watertown, N. Y, and sen fenced to die at Sing Sing week of Dec. 10.
 Frank Champion, an American avi- ator. fell while making exhibition flight at Kochi Shikoko, Japan, and was killed.
 Thousands of acres of beans and potatoes were covered by a snowfall of from two to four inches in western New York.
 Two Italian Iaborers were run down and killed by a passenger train in the New York Central yard at Pough- keepsie, N. Y.
 Premier Orlando cabIed President Wilson the appreciation of the Italian people for Americas expression of sympathy for Italy.
 Norway has turned over to the United States Food Administration all the sugar purchased by Norwegians here at actual cost.
 The directors of the Dominion Steel Corporation raised the dividend on the common stock from 4 per cent. per annLm to per cent.
 A fuII-Ienath portrait of General 1 Pershing is being shown at an exhi- bition in Paris. The picture was painted by Mile. Resco. Many of the new merchant ships to be built under the shipping boards s new building programme are expected to be oil-burning boats.
 Premier Lloyd George of England las telegraphed Premier Orlando of Italy expressing the confidence of the i allies in the Italian army.
 Henry V. Steers, former deputy chief of police and member of the department for 36 years died at his home in New York. aged S5. , | Joseph umulty, secretary to Pres ident Wilson, announced that he will not be a candidate to the United States senate from New Jersey | WyIfe B. Brown of Louisville was appointed fuel administrator for Ken lucky and w. G. Bickelhaupt of Aber- deen, administrator for South Da- kota.
 Men within the draft age who jo~ any of the various state guards now being organized are subject to draft Tn the National Army. the war depart ment ruled.