Norwich bulletin., 1918-10-25
Condensed Telearams

The ban on public gatherings in effect for three weeks on account of influenza has been raised in Bristol. 1
 pr. Thomas J. connors,. aged 2s of shelton died yesterday afternoon, of pneumonia following influenza.
 Twelve deaths from influenza and pneumonia were recorded in Hartford yesterday, compared with nine the previous day.
 The Italian draft treaty providing for reciprocal military service of cit lzens of that country and the United States was ratified yesterday by the senate.
 The work of the American Red Cross ill France was given recogni- ton at great demonstration at the Ampitheatre of the Sorbonne. Paris Louis Bathou presided
 Confirm ation was Iackinq here of published report that Frank J. Gould a son of the late Jay Gould had instituted divorce proceedings in the French. courts against his wife, who was Edith Kelly, an. actress The four leading railway brother hoods have renewed their request for time and half pay for overtime work. Several hundred women conductors who seek to hold their jobs or Cleve- land cars will be given a hearing be- fore the national war tabor board at Washington
 A despatch from Holland says Aus trian newspapers declare it will be difficult to supply Vienna with food now that imports from Poland are shut, off on account of the Hungarian situation and the closing of the Bo- | hemian and Moravian frontiers. 1 The semi official North German | Gazette denies the report that the, government of Denmark has sent a note to Germany or otherwise ap- preached Germany, regarding the question of Schleswig- -Holstein
 Seventy thousand miners of the central Pennsylvania bituminous coal fields have voted to work Sundays to 1 overcome the falling off in production due to the Spanish influenza | Eighty per cent. of the 3,8oo,0o0
 foreign language speaking residents of the New York federal reserve dis trict subscribed to the Fourth Lib erty loan.
 Bishop keating of North Hampton
 and the Bishop of Arras, Catholic prelates, who arrived recently in the 1 United States to attend the golden jubilee celebration of Cardinal Gib- bons, were presented yesterday tc
 ff6SlQ6nI wilson.
 Plans for the observance of Found.
 CTS Day at Mount Holyoke College have been cancelled because of the
 influenza situation
 1t was announced that Hall Manol
 in Portsmouth had been purchased a. a foundation for the order of St ! Benedictine Monks.
 The condition of Thomas w. Law
 son. Boston tinancief, who was in, iured when his automobile over
 turned in Northboro was reported : improved today
 ? Final figures on the Fourth Libert,
 loan in Rhode Island given out todd,
 by the State Committee, show tota
 subscriptions of S65,889,O50 agains ! a quota of $50,000 GOO. Despite an increase of 25 pc
 cent. in wheat, production, the tota l nutrition value of the 191S crop 0
 cereals, beans and potatoes in Franc is less than that of last year. Fire yesterday destroyed a buiIdin
 which, fronting Central Park in tn heart of the business district a ! Havana.
 Right Rev. Charles Sanford .oIm l stead of Denver. protestant episco
 pei bishop of Colorado who came t : Old Saybrook some time ago. an . who died on Monday, was burie IF there yesterday.
 James McCau, gate tender of tn New Haven railroad testified befor :, ] Coroner John J. Phelan yesterda,
 that he was absent from his pos a l Wednesday night when the extr ! pay train struck and killed Richar u Nelson at Bridgeport s, City Health Officer, pr. J. A. Cook . of Meriden, announced that school
 and theatres may reopen next Mon . day.
 = Subscriptions to the fourth Libert V loan in the central Connecticut dis . trict are about a million dollars nor # than the reports to the committee ir f dicated at the close of the campaig