Norwich bulletin., 1918-11-26
Brief TeIeqrams

Italian Courses will reopen Dec. 2, by official decree.
 Princeton, N. J., school of military aeronautics is to be discontinued.
 Oil men are opposing Mexico's new oil plan. They say it is eonfiscatory.
 British navy will meet President Wilson's party with fleet of war ships.
 John R. Freeman has resigned as president of the Providence Gas com pany.
 Ludwig Biro, writer, was appoint ed Hungarian Minister of Foreign Affairs.
 Treasury announced extension of additional credit to Belgium amount ing to $5,600 900.
 Three German editors of Cleveland were indicted for violation Act,
 Sir Robert Borden, Premier of Cam ada, will demand s1,O00, 0,OOO,O00 of Ger many as indemnity.
 New Polish Cabinet consists of so- elal democrats and members of the Peasants League.
 Germany and Austro Hungarian ministers at Madrid, Spain, have ceased to represent their countries
 All soldiers ballots of New York are believed to have been received by Sec retary of New York State, Hugo. Railroad Administration and Amer- can Railway Express Co. reached agreement on express revenues. Railroads operating east report not | much change in business. More busi- ness was handled in the South. The destroyer CoweIl was launched at Fore River plant of Bethlehem l Shipbuilding Corporation, Quincy, Mass
 | L~.knn& ( Laa,,.n Eo.L AI...;n: 1 trator, and Edward N. Hurley, chair =
 man, Shipping Board arrived in Lon- don.
 Two 7,5oo-ton cargo boats were launched at the Hog Island Shipyard for the Emergency Fleet Corporation
 A million letters from the soldiers
 over there arrived at New York or the French liner Rochambeau, from
 Bordeaux.
 | Six men were killed and three others injured in head-on collision
 of freight trains. on the Pennsylvania
 Railroad ear Williamsport. l British Day, Dec. z, will be observed
 and plans were made by American
 Defence Society throughout 300 citieI
 in the United States. Sweden has started manufacture Q micanite. Before the war all of Swe
 den's. micanite was purchased iron
 ermany and Britain. Swedish papers report that within the last few days six German steam CTS arrived at Stockholm bringin 2,300 tons of mineral and dairy salt Trial of Victor Berger and othe
 Socialists in Chicago was postpone ' until Monday by Judge Landis, owin : to illness of the district attorney. , Prince Axel of Denmark, on a tou of two months in this country, saile for England on a British liner. H said he was impressed by the coun
 l try's war work
 Mayor HyIan of New York wrote t fire and police commissioners an asked the names of members of bot . departments in the service. He want all men to return to duty. Western Union and Postal TeIegrap
 companies with the approval of u , Post Office Department, stopped u U custom of obtaining receipts from pei ' sons to whom telegrams are delivere E $ Twenty years of labor by an arm Y Of 100000 men will be required to r U store northern France to it's pre-w;
 condition.
 s The body of Paul simek, 30, ha s ter, was found in Whites Pond at u a edge of Danbury. He disappeare . from his home Wednesday night. II A campaign for the election of Ger y l er9l PerShinG to the presidency o 1920 was formally launc he'd in Oh e yesterday by the incorporation of ''tl
 Pershing republican League Lieutenant Christopher w. Ford II Middletown. a member of the Lafa, la etc escadrille, was shot down over u U German lines a few hours before u D. armistice went into effect.