Norwich bulletin., 1918-02-27

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 Condensed TeIegrams 1 Colonel RoessveITs condition was as splendid" The names of five Americans ap- peared on the Canadian casualty list. Roger E. Sturgis, 8 lawyer, shot and xilled himself while alone in his office in Boston.
 The 800 Swedish soldiers sent to the Aland islands will stay there until the end of the war.
 Three deaths in the American ex- forces from natural causes were announced yesterday.
 Ninety-six per cent of the soldiers at Camp Wadsworth have taken out Government war insurance.
 Several enemy aliens at Camp Greene, W. C, mostly Germans and Austrians, were taken from the camp.
 The Fuel Administration will an- nounce decisions on applications for price revesions on coal before April l..
 The Red Gross campaign for junior membership among the schools of New England passed the quarter million mark yesterday.
 John Devoy, of New York, editor of the recently suppressed Gaelic Am erican," says he was the man behind the Irish rebellion.
 Tive President Marshall and Speak. CT Clark were at the head of the long line of War Savings Stamp subscrib- CTS at Washington.
 The American steamer kentra ply ing between New York and Chilean ports stranded off the Chilean coast. The crew was rescued.
 William H. Taft will be one of the speakers at the. New Jersey confer ence of charities and correction, to be held in Newark in April.
 Benjamin Cheney, husband of Julia
 
 bankruptcy, in Boston, showing Iia- bilities amounting to s1,760,3 BIO. The arrival in England of delegates from the allied nations for d confer ence on international standards was announced by the Aircraft Beard. increasing demands for raw mater 1als caused a1 increase Of $3g6 600 50( ! III the imports of tnis country for tho i first seven months Of the fiscal ye2.r. ] Franklin X. Lanc, secretary of the i Interior, asksa Coz sIess to provide 1 S250,3c0 for inYestigalion of mineral, ; ac home to save snips used to impor : them.
 i; Representative irvine L. Lenroot O :; Wisconsin announced ho had permit ted his friends to go ahead with tn preparations for his nomination to tn Senate.
 i A ma, Snam price for mixed came and oituminoas coal yesterday Wa i fixed by rils fuel administration at th
 ni.ie price for the bituninous coal i the mixture.
 Majof- Generai Perktns, of the Am erican Red Cross, announced tha every American soldier that goes int the trenches, receives an American Re Cross comfort kit
 i The Boston Fish Bureau announce completion of details in the Govern ment agreement between the Corea
 Government and the Royal Fish c, of the Pacific coast a~ =-sp l A board of excess profits reviewer U consisting Of about dozen represent atives of special industries, will t created soon by Internal Revenu
 Commissioner Roper.
 Captain F. B. Mccoy and the tU members of his crew rowed ashore al ter the barge Berkeley loaded wit
 coal was wrecked on the west break
 water at Block Island. The German Government ordered consolidation of the breweries of tt
 country. Breweries of the highest e1 ficiency will take over the smallt
 ones and pay compensation. Holcomb R. Howard of Union, hs been appointed by Gov. Holcomb,
 commissioner of Holland county fill the vacancy caused by the resis nation of John G. Wightman of Sta. ford.
 7 Secretary of State Lansing and fo, . n1er Secretary of State w. J. Brys , will be called to testify for the d,
 fense of 31 persons charged with COT spiracy to torment revolution
 India.
 Differences between the House ar
 Senate on the Webb bill, to perm
 American exporters to combine f
 foreign trade, were strengthened or ]. and the bill will go to President Wi
 son for approval.
 d Complete agreement. on the soldie
 and sailors civil rights bill was reacl
 ed yesterday by senate and hou
 conferees who soon will present the |, report to congress. No changes we i made in any important provisions < the measure.
 . Governor Marcus H. HoIeono ye = terday appointed Senator Elijah Ro f CTS of Southington a member of t
 board of. control of the Conneatic
 Experiment. Station to fill the une r pired term of Frank H. Stadtmuell,