Norwich bulletin., 1917-11-29
Condensed Telegrams

Condensed Telegrams The American Red Cross relief
 train has safely arrived at Jassy, Ru-
 mania.
 Senator Lewis of Illinois urged that
 a few German bomb plotters be shot
 to stop the outrageS.
 The New York Woman Suffrage
 Party expended $279,114 in their cam
 paign to win the vote.
 Two more American soldiers were
 killed and five wounded on Nov. 20,
 General Pershing reports. ed and 15 wounded were contained on the Canadian casualties list. The General Oil Industry Improve ment Co. has been incorporated at AL bany, N. r., with $1 100000 capital. Employees of the Grand Trunk Rail-
 way will receive a wage increase and will be granted an eight-hour day. A committee from the Red Cross and the Y. M. c. A. raised $4 900 to
  Corporal FiIip konowai, a Russian enlisted in the Canadian forces, was awarded the Victoria Cross for brav- cry.
 Northern New York State is having a severe spell of cold weather. The temperature registers 10 degrees below
 zero.
 ,f South Africa, amounted to 69,012 fine ounces, valued at 289,97S pounds sterling.
 The food crops in New York state were increased since the Patriotic Farmers Fund started making loans last April.
 Two hundred and fifty nine men were arrested for splitting in New York
 and 31 were allowed to go free. Fines paid total s182.
 Insurance on cargoes between Eng land and Denmark was lowered from 9 to 7 per cent. by the Danish War Sea Insurance Go. Operations will be suspended on Dec l by the Keweenaw Copper Co. be- cause of the labor shorage and the high cost of materials. Thomas G. Patten. New York post master announces that the war reve- nue act does not interefere with any third class mail matter Traffic in the New York subway was blocked for half an hour when a train stalled at the 72nd Street station dur ing the morning rush hour. It is announced in Santiago that Ger many has agreed to let Chile use the l int ShinS | conditions, which are not stated. Fifty Carranza troops were killed and about seventy wounded when Vil- ] la bandits ambushedsa troop train be- | tween Juarez and Villa Ahunada. A new guard unit will help patrol the Catskill aqueduct. The new men are from the old 7lst Infantry and have left New York city for the aqueduct Seven expert railway operating ex- ecutives left Washington for Pitts burgh where they will inaugurate new era in American railroad history. The death of 9 soldiers from the measles and pneumonia in the last three days at Camp Beauregard, Ala, was announced by the War Depart ment.
 Fuel Administrator Garfield an
 
 ican people are too hot and an average temperature of 68 degrees should be
 kept
 Police of Milwaukee are rounding up all the anarchists in the city. in the 1 hope of finding the persons who made the bomb which exploded in a police station killing II persons. Judge Henry r. King, a former judge of the police and city courts, and now practicing attorney here, was nominat- ed for mayor at the convention of the democratic party at Mer1den. Ambassador Jusserand at the Hero Land Bazaar at the Grand Central Palace. New York told the French and American sailors there that six U Boats were sunk in four days. Five children of George Oal.es were burned to death in fire which de- Calgary, Alberta, yesterday, while the parents were attending lecture. C. C. Calhoun, president of the Rus sian Civilian Relief Association, an- nounced that the association was not responsible for the story that Miss Romanoff was coming to America. Ralph Daniels, who was brought back from Reno on a charge of killing boy, in Navy street, Brooklyn, admits he Is implicated in the deaths of 23 persons in Brooklyn, Philadelphia and Yonkers.
 Indictments charging nanslaughter in the second degree were returned by a grand jury against Annie Murphy and Bridget O'F7aherty, the elderly wo-
 man proprietors of the Yonkers Day Nursery of Yonkers. Max Lindner, soldier employed in the bakery at Fort Logan, near Den yer, Colo, arrested last week upon suspicion that he was a German spy. has been taken to Fort Douglass.