Norwich bulletin., 1918-10-01
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Condensed TeIegrams E Clocks were set back one hour in. Great Britain.
 The price Of butter increased Is cents a pound from Aug. 25 to Sept. British army casualties for the week ended Sept. 2S amounted to 24,929 off, cers and men.
 The French submarine Gree, built Tn l9O4, was sunk by an Austrian sub marine on Sept. 20, Eight thousand Armenians were de- ported from Alexandropol, Transcau- | casia by the Turks. Executives of the Clyde Shipyards, in Scotland have ordered the strikers | to return to work.
 Mayor Frank Hague, of Jersey City, N. J., raised 8 service flag with II, 1,000 stars over the City Hall.
 An explosion in the mine of the Franklin County Coke & Coal Co, of Royalton, III, imprisoned 50 miners.
 The resignation of Edwin s. Harris as chairman of the Democratic State Committee of New York was an nounced. Vaccinations with a recently dscov- cred serum has proved successful in halting Spanish influenza at army camps.
 Kerosene refineries were requested ! by the Fuel Administration to con l serve oil because of predicted shortage this winter
 Formal demand for the prosecution | of Senator Charles Humbert on a charge of treason was laid before the Senate.
 A committee was formed to repre- sent the Department of Labor to in vestigate mechanical labor saving de- vices relating to mining
 Official of New York University an nounced that 2000 will be enrolled in 1 the Students Armp Training Corps of the university
 The Department of Agriculture in the absence of complete returns placed | the Canadian wheat crop at over 16O.- 100000 bushels. The first German machine gun cap tured was given to New York State by soldiers of the 27th division composed of mostly New York soldiers.
 Seymour L. Rau, broker in securi- ties, with the firm of W. E. Fray & Co. of New York was arrested on a charge of failing to pay his income l tax.
 Owing to fire drill exercises the sev- era1 hundred young women in the plant of the Oliver Shell Loading Co.,, Runyon N. J., .weree marched out to ] safety.
 1 The American and German delegates at the prisoners conference in Berne. Switzerland, have agreed to pay 1 monthly sums to all officers held pris- l oners of war.
 1 Army intelligence officers denied re- ports current throughout New England 1 that an army doctor at Camp Devens was shot for tampering with medical l supplies
 i Before the close of the six day ses ! sion of the New York Fur Austion s3,- i 100000 worth of skins were sold. .E Muskrat sold 55 per cent higher than | April prices.
 II contingent of crack Italian troops, N including. several detachments of the famous Bersaglieri and Alpine corps. will arrive in New York soon to help the Liberty Loan,
 i The wooden steamer Helena, owned by the Armour Grain, Co of Chicago WAS abandoned as 2. total Jess. The II ship ran aground on Little Chicken Island in Lake Erie.
 General SoukhomIinoff, Minister ,o1 /! War in the Russian Imperial Cabinet from 1909 to 1915 and who was re- ported court t-martialed to be shot, af- i rived in Finland.
 Walter Jennings, president of the ' National Fuel Gas Co. and d director of the New Jersey Standard Oil Go. was appointed chairman of the New York Chapter of the Red Cross tc succeed Robert W. De Forest. resigned
 The Sac City, 7,5oo ton steel ves- sel, was launched at the Hog Island shipbuilding yard yesterday.
 The body of man found drowned at Long Beach Saturday was identi fled as that of Dr. Charles Rochester Eastman widely known Americar scientist
 Frederick p. Halsey, widely known collector of books and rare prints. diet a this home in New York of heart dis ease. He was born at Schenectady dy Il years ago and was a graduate O. Harvard.
 Timothy F. Barry, secretary of tho
 Waterbury chamber of commerce, diet
 Sunday from injuries received in Z
 trolley accident on Friday.
 Lieutenant Joseph D. Carhart, O Fifteenth Street. New York city, ant fifteen men of the marine corps hay,
 been awarded the Distinguished Serv. ice Cross by General Pershing for ex
 traordinary heroism in action il
 France.
 Four hundred and sixty six new case, of Spanish infiuepza were reported il Philadelphia in the last 4S hours, al Increase of 100 per cent. over the sam,
 period ended Saturday night
 A Newport despatch says On1
 three deaths from influenza were re. corded in the second naval distric
 yesterday, with 2S new cases. T4nre, deaths occurred among the civilian
 population here and 150 new case. were reported.