Norwich bulletin., 1917-10-16

Announcement was made that Japa, would build 30 submarines to b. ready next year.
 President Wilson is expected t, name the personnel of the aircraf
 board in few days.
 Mrs. William Jennings Bry&n made 1 two speeches in favor of woman suf
 frage in New York city.
 The German administration ,at War.
 saw Issued a denial of statements tha
 a famine existed in Poland. 1 EIias Howayete, aged patriarch oi | the Syrian Christian tribe of Maron. ties, was, exiled from Turkey. i In a collision between two moto, cars in Brooklyn a woman was killed and five persons were injured.
 fore parade in front of the kaiser fo,
 fear of an attempt at violence. l Provost Marshal General Crowder
 announced that all dental students above the first year are exempt from the draft
 Areentire police were forced to draw their sabres in a demonstration of Germans and Spaniards in- favor of 1 neutrality.
 Denver will place sheep in all its parks. the purpose being to have the i city do it's bit" in aiding the national food supply. Evidence to prove . nation wide plot by milk producers to raise the price of milk was presented to federal authori- ties at Chicago.
 Tom Lonsboat, a noted American In dian runner, was killed in action with a Canadian regiment in which he was a lance corporal.
 More than 1e,00o hotels and restau- rants in Canada have reduced the con | sumption of bacon 51 per cefft. and beef 40 per cent
 Champ Clark received an urgent call from Secretary McAdoo asking him to speak in the middle west. MT. Clark will do co.
 Camp Syracuse, the largest regular army expansion post in the United States, will soon be abandoned. The troops are to be sent south
 Vale has taken another step~to aid the government in its military pro- gram by the establishment of an aero nautical school at New Haven.
 A eonseientious objeetor at YapIanie sent to Secretary Baker his first months pay. The man wrote that he had earned it but could not accept 1t.
 General Pershins has sent his sec ond telegram to the war department that infantry troops should be excel lent marksmen before being sent abroad.
 American women related to Ameri- can officers, soldiers and all connected with the American expedition in France, are not to be allowed to go to France.
 Food Administrator Hoover devised a scheme to reach 57 100000 Americans through churches. At all services on tributed.
 Major General. William L. Sibert, second in command to Geeral Pershing in France, is slated to become a lieu tenant general in the rapidly expand ing American army.
 One hundred cars of coal consigned to lake ports for shipment to the northwest were ordered seized by the mayor of Akron. The coal was sold to relieve the fuel shortage.
 Mayor Schrantz of Canton, Ohio, confiscated 1 900 tons of coal owned by furnishes electricity for the city. The coal will be sold at s5.so ton.
 A call for expert mechanics for the corps was issued by the New York army aeronautical office. The are needed to keep the planes in condition in France. chief signal officer of the army. sent a telegram to New York recruiting sta tions appealing for recruits for the sig nal corps in the aviation section.
 Official figures reported at the October meeting of the corporation of Yale university yesterday showed the of students for the year to 1 be 2,122 as against 3,2e2 last year.
 The Chilean foreign minister wrote 1 to Uruguay that Chile highly appreci- | ates the motives which prompted the l government of Uruguay in its severing | of diplomatic relations with Germany.
 Miss Isabel Ely Lord, director of the | School of Household Science and Arts. | of Pratt Institute, Brooklyn, was made | chief of the home economic section of | food administration.
 Ida Ginsbers, 1e years old. was struck by an automobile at liar Hartford
  and died later of her hurts in the | Hartford hospital. Haas is also a | Hartford resident.
 The council of national defence has appointed a committee of four to make an immediate investigation of he housing situation at nunition plants and recommend government aid o provide quarters should it be found | necessary.
 A fire in a barn at the hospital for he insane at Middletown, at mid night, did about $5,000 damage The barn was used for storage of farm wagons and implements, many of which were saved. There is a sus- ,icion that the blaze was of incendiary origin.