Norwich bulletin., 1917-12-17

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 Condensed Telegrams
 Only 2s buildings of former 4.521 remain intact in Arras.
 Trading in corn and oats futures was discontinued in Toledo.
 Austrian subjects in American armed forces are being transferred to army posts.
 Three American freight steamers are held up for the winter at Montreal by the ice.
 Felix Calender, vice president, was elected President of the Swiss Republic for 1918.
 Francisco Villa has captured Jimenez on of the largest mining towns of southern Chihuahua.
 of the signing of an Anglo Spanish commercial agreement.
 Day Allen Wiley, 57, magazine writer and one-time newspaper editor, died at his home in Baltimore. Aeeordins to word from Berlin to Zurich, all holiday leaves in the Ger man army, were suspended.
 One man was killed and five injured in an explosion at a Du Pont powder plant near Wilmington, Del.
 A charter was filed at Trenton by the American Standard Metal Pro ducts Co.,; capital, $1,00o,0o0.
 Celebrations by Catholics throughout the world on the capturing of Jerusa- lem were ordered by the Pope.
 General Pershins reported the deaths of six more American troops, four from sickness and two from accidents
 Loyalty of 2,5oo North Dakota farm CTS was proclaimed by their delegates iu convention at Bismark, N. D.
 Wisconsin University students, fol- lowed a patriotic meeting, hanged and burned Senator La Toilette in effigy.
 The New York University's latest war course will be for the proper knit ting of socks for soldiers and sailors.
 The fuel administrator announced that Ohio towns were now getting a supply of coal where it is needed most
 The Knights of Columbus Camp Fund for army camps received a check for s10,000 from the Standard Oil Co.,, of New York.
 Articles of incorporation were filed at Dover, Del, by the Columbia Graph aphone Manufacturing Co.,; capital $50 900, 900.
 The Nova Scotia steamer Wanita was driven ashore during a gale at the entrance to the harbor. The crew was saved.
 sent a message of cheer to the Portu guese troops fighting the Germans in France and Africa.
 After. Dec. f5, holders of season tickets. including Iessees of opera box es, must pay a. war tax of 10 per cent. upon single admissions,
 The American expeditionary forces in France have given an order to the Gillet Safety Razor Co. for 65,000 razors and 115.0 900 blades.
 German newspapers report that heads of German manufacturers asso- citions were called to a conference at German great headquarters
 The names of 17 United States army engineers missing since Nov. 20 were reported to the war department yester- day by Major General Peoshifg. Mrs. Mary Way, ss years old. who was flower girl at the coronation of Queen Victoria, died at Kansas City, at the home of her son. W. O. Way.
 The Fuel Administration advised the number of comm nutation trains be cut down on steam roads running out of the larger cities during the non-rush hour.
 The Navy Department announced that an American submarine chaser was sunk in a collision with an American steamer of off the Atlantic coast.
 Theodore Roosevelt opened the, Red Cross membership drive in Nassau county, N. Y., with a speech in which he urged earnest support for the or sanization.
 The War Trade Board withdraw the firm names of D. G. W. Amaiers of Brazil and La Raxon- of Argentine, placed on the enemy trading list by mistake. f
 The United States State Department has sent to consulates and legations in European countries a denial of the story that a woman was shot in this country as a spy.
 Charles L. Mayer of Chester died in the hospital at Middletown as a re- suit of injuries occasioned when a water front in a stove at his parents home burst week ago.
 The body of Walter j. Crandall, an old resident of Auburn, Mass, was found frozen near his home in Pond- vile yesterday. It is believed he was overcome by heart failure.
 
 General Pershing advised the war department yesterday that First Lieut.. H. c. Boyle, medical officers reserve corps, attached to the British forces, was severely wounded in action Dec. 7th.
 A report from Hampton Roads re-