Norwich bulletin., 1918-12-26
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Condensed
62 years

old Saturday.
 Governor Mocalh Massachusetts, is ill with seydH
 On Christmas fn Connections restrictions weH loved from about
 The Bristol Company has in corporated and h2s increased it's cap- itaI stock from $l,OOO,0O0 to $2,006,- 1 GOO.
 Michael Den1ett. e, retired junk dealer of Stamford attempted to kill himself by shooting, being Respondent over loss of his wife by edath re- gently.
 As work on the craft had not ad- Vanced quite to the anticipated point the wooden steamer Cuyes was not launched at the Noank plant of the 1 Groton Iron Works Tuesday.
 Hiram D. Wellington, as9ociate i Justice of the district court for cen- 1 traI Berkshire County since 1889, died l at PitJsfield, Mass l The lard mayor Of Dublin has sum- moned speclal meeting of the cor poration to confer the freedom of the city on President Wilson.
 Friends Of Speaker Clark in congress said that he would be a candi- i date for the democratic presidential nomination in 1920.
 The circulation Of German bank 1 notes increased during the war from l,0OQ,0O0.000 marks to 5000 G00 | 000 marks.
 Henry Mitchell Maccracken, 78, | chancellor emeritus of New York uni- Versity, died in hospital at 1 Orlando, Florida.
 The Rev, pr. George Kenneth Nor ris, formerly professor of practical
 theology at Boston University is dead The Germans have not compulsory compiled with the clause Of the ar
 taistice providing for the delivery Of all their submarines
 Seizure of property owned by the Prussian royal family (the IIohenzoI- lerns) would produce immediately the
 sum of 9000Q,00 marks.
 Farm labor furnished through the
 United States employment service
 hereafter will be directed by 9 spec. al division created ill the depastment of
 labor.
 Boston health authorities have de-
 cideJ to treat influenza pneumonia
 patients with blood serum taken from
 those who have been cured of the
 disease.
 The arrangements for the visit to Manchester, Eng next Monday ol President Wilson have been altered to enable the president to visit rhe Man
 chester Royal Exchange, headquarters : Of the cotton industr-es.
 Heavy rams and fneiting snow on the glaciers have swollen the Ithone to such an extent that most of the eel lars and basements in Lyons, France
 have been flooded The S.nn Fein scored marked vic
 tory by the election Of Professor John
 M@cNeil of Dublin University as the
 university representative in parlIa- ment.
 Ignaoe Jan Padereweki, the famou. Polish pianist and prominent in the
 work of Polish rehabilitation, arrived
 at Copenhagen, on board a British l cruiser
 Mrs. George 5. Cluett widow of Of, of the founders Of the collar industry taere bearing his name, died suddenly s3 sgs ee--ffsslsff7-rr- 5stll'st7fJ UT! i Worcester will have the privilege O , christening one of the ships launched f by the United States Shipping Boar : as 9 result of it's record in the FourtI
 Liberty Loan Campaign. { VI ideePread complaints by home ) 1 coming soldiers of eEurbitant charge! : fer service ill Y. NJ. C. A. canteen , overseas will be referred to the wa. ? department for investigation.
 Fourteen million pounds of cereal ) formerly used as substitutes for whea , fiour have been purchased in Illinois : b5 the food administration and vii a be sent to Belgium and other coun
 tries.
 q An increase of S3t,o52,654 in tn
 valuation of the cities, towns ant Y plantations Of Maine is shown in tn T annual report fled by the state boar 2 of assessors. The total is S503,45I Q 043. uisrafssal from the army of Captaii ; Sam Bucklew, convicted Of haVin, Il converted to his own use Sl,5J0 coIi Il tributed by civilians at Camp Funston
 Kansas was annoiuEced by the wa v aapartment