Norwich bulletin., 1917-12-01
Condensed Telegrams

All the White House mi!itants have been released from jail.
 Trinity Church of New York City has a service flag of 450 stars.
 Poisoned feed from the West killed | 30 dairy cows at West Caldwell, N. J.
 Towns in South Wales welcome every returning soldier with flags | 
 Samuel Gompers led the labor ele- | ment in the Victory loan parade at | Toronto. 1
 This afternoon at the city hall in Ansonia, 1000 pounds of sugar will be put on sale.
 Justice Morehauser at White Plains ruled that a soldier at the front need not pay alimOny.
 Buenos Aires business men are de- batting in convention the question of breaking with Germany.
 The Porto Rican Legislature re- fuses to adjourn until the governor acts on all bills passed.
 +n Henry ,,a c: lDeasonN C 9 Te5zz. VA. 60, for OANNi NANAeAS'
 Pork available for immediate de- livery commanded $50 a barrel in Chi cago, the highest on record.
 Newark is invesS 5atine a report that wholesalers can get sugar while the Board of Health cannot.
 The "Broadway Limited" on the New York Central will be withdrawn from service beginning today.
 All towns in the state with the ex- ception of Greenwich have been furnished with Red Cross seals.
 Coke shipments froA the Councils vile region for the week were 312,- 900 tons. gain of 27.S55 tons. The police of Derby were called out to suppress sugar riot, after the lead ing grocer received four barrels. The 5000 mechanics at the Fore River Shipyard will receive more pay | under a new official classification. A White Plains Judge of New York refused to grant alimony to a wife | whose husband is serving at the front. ! Four editors of weekly Missouri l publications were indicted in St. Louis for alleged violation of the espionage act.
 1t was reported in German news papers that a demonstration for peace and an armistice was held in Buda- pest.
 Surgeon General Gorgas planes light | clothes for the epidemics of pneumonia
 and measles in. the southern army i camps.
 ] The. War Camp Community Fund~is .r,,<r f<,y- C 1,-ixr 1lJ. I to accommodate parents of soldiers 1 near camps. The government has comm andered l the output of the Penn and Petersburg plants of the Arundel Sand & Gravel 1 Co: of Maryland.
 l Henry R. Rackes, director of M i Hackes Sons Corporation, makers of i fireworks died yesterday of pneumonia i after a shor illness at Wa1lingford. | Attorney General Gregory rules that | musical and theatrical organizations | visiting Washington must leave alien | enemy members behind.
 The first hearings in the tariff com-
 missions investiga tion of wars effect
 upon industry will be held in Wash ington December and 4.
 r. James w. Gerard, former Ambassa-
 
 this morning at Carnegie hall, on Ger
 many's Leaders of Today"
 One thousand men of the Army Am | bulance Corps of Allentown made a 200 mile trip by motor truck to Wash ington to witness a football game. Insiders Chase, one of Waterbury's best known merchants died yesterday after a long illness He had been in the millinery business for many years ] The governing committee of the
 members that war tax stamps must
 be affixed to stock deliveries beginning today.
 II William A. Sake, of New York, sec- l retary and treasurer of the Standard Concrete Steel Go. of Baltimore, was
 instantly killed when struck by an au-
 tomobile.
 ! The American dollar in Annoy China, is quoted as worth $1.42 ir
 Chinese coin: This is an increase ooi o
 nine cents since October 2.
 Germans informed at Hot Springs N. C.. are being treated by the Labor Department like immigrants detained | at an immigrant station, according tc | a statement from the department. Ii Thieves entered the kaiser's resi- I dence Wilhelmstrasse, at Cassel, Ger many, and carried off valuable objects
 of art. Some of the booty was dis
 posed of before the robbery was dis II covered.
 | Two hundred and fifty consignments
 of fruit were sold at auction in New l York for $10 900 which will be use6 for the purchase of apples to be sent
 to the United States soldiers and sail ors in Europe. 1 A ten-inch bomb with an uniighted fuse was found on the window ledgs at the police station at Detroit. Mich The city chemist said 1t contained have wrecked the building. As the situation looks to Gov. 7ol- , comb at present, the plan Of taking 1 the soldiers vote by sending com, l ta the frnIf was dofak