Norwich bulletin., 1918-03-21

treasury Department.
 Australian soldiers in Britain are marrying English and Scotch girls at he rate of 800 a month. damage was done when Allied airmen raided Coblenz, Germany.
 pr. Charles w. Eliot, president em- eritus of Harvard university, yester- Jay observed his S4th birthday.
 The Federal Trade Board, which is making an investigation of the pack ing industry is sitting at Omaha
 n. B. Meyers, secretary of the Yak ina (Wash.) I. w. w.. was taken out of town and tarred and feathered.
 Four hundred Mariscal soldiers join- ed rebel bands in Vera Cruz because their leader was placed in prison.
 Ten thousand members of the Unit ed Garment Workers, employed in 25 Chicago shops, threatened to strike
 The French police discovered wire less outfit concealed in a large villa at fashionable resort on the Loire.
 The names of one American killed. four gassed and one who died, was contained on the Canadian casualties list.
 w. c. Barber, 72 years old, brother in-law of the martyred President Nc Kinley, died of apoplexy at Canton, Ohio.
 American Ambassador Francis an- nounced yesterday that he would not leave Russia until compelled to do so by force.
 pr. Kate B.. Karpeis, of the emer- gency dispensary of the Army Medical Corps, was given the rank of first lieutenant.
 The National Education Association announced it would present a bronze tablet to the school selling the most thrift stamps.
 An early movement of the Austrail ian wheat crop is reported Dutch ships will carry to the Pacific coast the supply needed.
 
 All members of the Ftomanoff fam fly living in Petrograd over 16 years old must register 50 the Bolsheviki can watch them.
 Chicago hogs were up 25 cents over the average of the day previous and about 10 cents higher than Monday. A top of SIS was recorded
 A German, whose name the military authorities refused to reveal, was ar rested by agents of the department of justice at Camp Devens yesterday.
 In 6atteI Chapel at Yale University was held an extremely simple service tor the late Professor Henry Parks Wright, a former dean of the college.
 The 5000 ton. steamer stoIt Neiisen has been sunk in European waters. ac- cording to a cable received from B Stolt- Neilsen of Norway, owner of the boat.
 President Menoeal signed the bill passed by the Cuban Congress. grant ing amnesty to tall those who took part in the revolution except the mili- tary.
 "There will be no consistory until the war is over" Pope Benedic. said upon hearing that the report had been published that he intended to call 2 consistory shortly.
 Senator Humbert, awaiting trial on a charge of treason, must return 5 : 500. 900 francs to Bola Pasha, with which Bolo purchased a controlling interest in the Le Journal
 John Elliott, 50, a Boston and Maine railroad switchman, was instantly killed at Fitchburg. Mass, when he fell off an engine on which he was return ing from work in the yards.
 An increase in the capital stock of the company from s102, 2,600, 900 to $2O0,o00,000 was voted at 6 special meeting yesterday of the stockholders of the General Motors company.
 A fifty fifty" agreement on living expenses was alleged by Edoardo Fer rari Fontana, the Italian tenor, in. a suit brought against hi sformer wife Mime. Margarete Matzenauer, Austrian contralto and Metropolitan Opera star
 Subscriptions ito the Knights of Co., lumbus war fund in New York city tc carry on social service work among soldiers and sailors at home and abroad had reached a total of $1,S57,- s20 last night. The goal aimed at is $2,500,000.
 The Metropolitan Opera House, New York will be given over to moving pictures from the first week in May until the first week in October, it was announced yesterday. It is intended to retain as many members as possible ot the regular and opera orchestra.