Norwich bulletin., 1918-09-19
Condensed kilograms

sA Cuban citizens registered for the draft total about 125,000. {, Internal revenue collections for tho fiscal year ended amounted to $3,694,- l 703,334.
 Licenses of German insurance com panies were cancelled by the Brazilian Government.
 i The Standard Oil Go. of New York announced an increase of F cent in the price of refined oil for export. i Two steamers arriving at an Allan | tic port from West Indian ports report severe storms all the way up the, coast. l Four thousand men are in quaran- i tine as the result of Spanish influenza 1 at the Great Lakes Training Station, ] III.
 1 One million rifles were produced by i the Eddystone plant of the Midvale l Steel Co.,, near Philadelphia, in a year. i Secretary Daniels issued an order prohibiting naval omcers from using gas driven automobiles while gasoline i Sunday remains in effect. 1 The Union Trust Go. of Providence,
 R. l.. with $1 OO0OO capital and $12,- !. 000 900 resources, was admitted to the 1 Federal Reserve system.
 l All of the Reading Coal & Iron Co.'s
 collieries except those in the Shamo i kin region resumed work at the re- 1 quest of Fuel Administrator Garfield. A favorable, report was made to the Senate by the military affairs commit tee on the bill authorizing the creation of department for aeronautics.
 The North Birmingham powder plant of the Aetna Explosives Co. was
 reported blown up. No communica-
 tions have been received from the
 plant.
 The President of Argentina asked Congress for authority to requisition
 steamers of Argentine register. They will be operated by the government : A general conservative program for
 the furniture industry covering mate ial labor, capital, and transportation , was announced by the War Industries Board
 ; Primary campaign expenditures oi candidates for Congress in New York Illinois, Ohio Michigan, West Virgin , ia and several other states, are under
 investigation of the Department o1 Justice.
 :. A petition was circulated on the fIooI of the Chicago Board of Trade re- questing the directors to make grair in car lots on track deliverable fol future delivery.
 The first furnace of the ferro- man > ganese plant of the Anaconda Coppe1 ] e., at reat Falls, Mont, was blowr in. Four more are expected to be il 5 operation by Nov. IS. A large fund for the establishment of 2. convalescent home for wNundeC
 soldiers and sailors who were formerl! e employed by the railroads. is beini U taken up by railroad men. Cadets and student officers at Kell. t Field, Tex, are helping to construc : ; machines in which they will fly. Tn |, training is not general and was no 5 approved by the training section.
 Consideration of the oil leasing bi = in the Senate was blocked. Senate an Il Il House conferees failed to agree 0 a provisions relating to the supervisio : in the Interior Department of the de :, velopment of coal and oil lands. :, Chairman Herbert c. Hoover of tn 7 Belgium Relief Commission want e 5000 tons of clothing for destitut l.. people of occupied Belgium an ,3e France. The drive will be conducte Il by the American Red Cross during tn ,5 week Sept. 23.
 "a Admiral Mayo, accompanied by hi |. staff, began his tour of activities ( the American navy in Europea
 waters.
 ,r The highest radio aerial in tt world, the cables of a captive balloon
 IS Tn use Tn the BrOOhlyn Navy art
 The yard is in communication wit
 Arcadia, Cal
 Y Thomas A. Edison has suggeste " that every letter written in the Unite Is close with the words Yours for th ,- States during the next five weeks sha If fourth Liberty Loan" = Alvin Hutchinson of New Britai ,e was sentenced to 6 to 10 years in tn t. criminal court at Hartford on a stat
 utory charge involving a woman. 10 The horribly n7angIed body Il George Shulauskas of 39 West Porte 1f street, was found at the foot of u > elevator shaft at the Hellmann Brew % ing companys plant, Waterbury in Charles G. Peck, warden of the COT ,e ough, Newton, died at the Danbur l. hospital yesterday after a long Hines st Increases in wages for operative le employed by the Uswoco compa= L. mills at Lawrence, Mass. amountir -- to 10 per cent on light work ar 1s F 1-2 per cent on heavy Worl1 wei
 announced by Henry B. Endicott le Second Lieutenants James L. Mt h Keever of New York city and John }
 Widenham of Los Angeles. Cal, bot le stationed at Love field, Tex, weI Ly killed yesterday when their airplaI i went into slide slip and crashed il earth, twelve miles north of Flo IT Worth, Tex
 Barton Smith of Toledo, Ohio, W; d reelected sovereign grand command " of the Supreme Council of the Scottis l. Rites for the Northern Masonic Juri.
 diction, at the annual meeting at Bo!