Norwich bulletin., 1917-10-10


 by Commissioner Hoover, Philadelphia
 will try five cent war bread. l Silver and gold valued at S1,461 ,798 was exported from Mexico during May,
 June and July of this year.
 Abbas HiImi, former khedive of Egypt, was received by Emperor
 Charles of Austria in Vienna. Swedish political parties will reply l separately to the appeal of King Gus | tave to form a coalition cabinet. The Republic Rubber Corporation Of New York City was incorporated at Albany. with a capital of 1,25O 900. Sir Edward Letchworth, grand sec retary of the English Freemasons, died in London. He was 84 years of age Destruction of the paper issue known as "infalsicables" was started by the Mexican Treasury Department large order for rubber boots was
 received from the French Govern
 ment by the United States Rubber Co., Arguments on the eonstitutionaIity of the draft law will be heard by the Supreme Court at Washington on Dec
 10.
 Many ineendiary fires, mostly in fruit packing plants and warehouses, are re- ported from various parts of Califor- mia.
 | Capt. s. B. Hanks, veteran Mississip- pi pilot and cousin of Abraham Lin coin, died at his home at Albany, Ill., aged 98.
 A school for military aeronautics at Yale University has been planned and sanction now rests with the War De- partment.
 President Wilson will soon issue A.
 proclamation announcing the method of administration of the trading with the-enemy law. A campaign to raise $1,0OO, ,o00 for the Liberty Loan was inaugurated by men of the 27th division, encamped at Spartanburg, S. c.
 Another loan of $15,ooo, ,oo0, making a total of $2,b35, 100000 to ali the Al lies, was extended to Great Britain by the United States. About 2,5oo carIiads of food and supplies are being delivered daily by railroads at the various draft and ma tional guard camps. Jesus Martinez, Mexican vice consul at New York, was arrested for refus ing to appear for examination after he had been drafted. Last weeks shipments of cured and fresh meats from Chicago totalled 39,- 339,000 pounds, compared with 42,570.- 900 the previous week.
 Lord Leverhune, head of the largest soap manufa uring concern in Great Britain, announced that he favors a six-hour day after the war.
 A portable hospital for the benefit of wounded or i'll soldiers and sailors will be opened in Boston on Oct. IS, adjoining the Deaconess Hospital.
 George A. BIewett, 20, of Los An geles, freshman at the University of California. died at San Francisco of in 5uries received in football game.
 Coal jobbers throughout the country were ordered to register with the Fed eral Trade Commission by Oct. 25, by the Fuel Administration at Washing ton.
 Following strike of more than two months. 1s.o00 coal miners in Ken lucky and Tennessee returned to work, after their union had obtained recog- nition.
 Tho Harvard University, Regiment of the Reserve Officers Training Corps with 1000 men enrolled, started its first full week of work at Cam bridge.
 . Another call for male and female stenographers, typists, schedule, index and catalogue clerks. and mechanical draughtsmen was issued by the gov ernment,
 Felix Frankfurter and Walter Lipp- man, confidential assistants to Secre- tary of War Baker, have been desig- mated for special labor negotiations in the West
 Colgate University reported an open ing enrolment of only 372 students which Is 200 below the number of last year. This is caused by enlistment in the service.
 Sir Thomas White, Canadian Minis ter of Finance, will supervise the cam paign for the new Canadian Victory Loan of s150, 0,Ooo,0 900 which will open next month.
 Mrc. Ella A. Boo!e, of Brooklyn, was reelected president of the W. c. T. U. of the State of New York for the 31st consecutive year, at the unions con- vention at Jamestown.
 Convicted at Trenton of obtaining money while impersonating FranIl Daniels. son of the Secretary of thE Navy, Joseph Levy, of Pittsburgh WIS sentenced to two years at Atlanta.
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