Norwich bulletin., 1918-03-23

The New York cotton exchange sIil be closed March 18th, Good Fri- lay, and the Saturday following.
 The money shortage is so acute in nl 'etrograd and all Russian cities that 'uslness operations are impossible.
 Alfred Heydrich, former American agent at Matanzas, who was arrested and brought to Havana, was 'eleascd, ,g
 Former Premier Maura, recognized | IS the leader of broadly sympathizers in Spain, has been asked to form a | new cabinet.
 The Kaiser announces that "Germany IS now at the decisive moment in the l war and one of the greatest in Ger man history"
 The big bald eagle in the Syracuse Zoo, furiously attacked Assistant Sup Emmert Clapper injuring him seriously.
 France is- preparing to mobilize her farm labor. Men of Allied and neutral countries between the ages of 15 to 50 will be included.
 Aviation officials claim that by the last of August the United States will have double the planes used now in France and Britian.
 At the republican city convention in Hartford last night Prank A.. Hagarty was unanimously renominated to suc- ceed himself as mayor
 Since the new postal rates went into effect last November there has beena "a monthly increase in postal revenues of more than $5 900 0G9
 An agreement Was reached between the French and German governments regarding the exchange of prisoners past the age of AS years.
 Secretary RedfieId will represent the United States at the. meeting of re- presentatives of the United States and Canada on fishery restrictions.
 Guarantors of the Chicago Grand Opera House Go. will be required to meet deficit of more than $110, 900 for the season of 1917 and 1918.
 A shipyard on the Delaware River will, within eight days, launch three ships, which will add 16,050 tons to the country's shipping strength The Japanese mission visited Presi- dent Wilson After q few days sfay ali | Washington 1t vii make a tour of ths eastern states and visit war plants.
 More than 5,0oo garment worker. returnedsto work in 25 Chicago shops when granted an increase of 10 pei 1 cent. The strikers wanted 15 per cent | Lieutenant Arthur H. Gould was dis. missed from the navy and sentenced to serve five years imprisonment fol using profane language in an allied | port.
 WiIliana Bush of WiIliansport, Md. was arrested for not working H, gave his occupation as a fisherman | The judge ruled that fishing was no work
 The army health report for las week shows that tAe death rate ha. increased. The number of deaths las
 week were 1S0 to 156 for the weel
 before.
 The number of persons who los their lives in the Halifax disaster o Dec. 6, due to the explosion of a mu nitions ship, has been officially place at 1900.
 | Lack of transportation facilities vii prevent 1000 men from Camp Lee, Va
 to parade April at Pittsburgh, as
 feature for the third Liberty Loa
 campaign. A Jewish unit of "picked menv mum
 bering in all 200 started to join tn
 British army in Palestine. They wer
 recruited from New York, Philadelphi
 and Cleveland.
 The South African government ac cepted provisionally a tender from th Anglo American Corporation of Sout
 Africa for the release Of mineral rights on Driefontein west. The Knights of Columbus had ot ; tained ss2,170,609 last night in the l lcampaign to raise $2,5O0,00O in u f archdiocese of New York before nel
 Monday flor welfare work amor
 American soldiers here and abroad. $ contribution of $5O,0oo from Willia 7 Rockefeller was the largest reporte ? yesterday.
 YESTERDAYS CASUALTY LIST
 CONTAINS sIxTY-TWo NAME i Two Men Were Killed in Action ar
 One Was Killed by Accident Dead of Disease.
 Washington, March 22.-Sixty tv e names appear on today's list of casua f ties among the American expedition V ary forces. including two men kill