Norwich bulletin., 1918-03-25

!
 A. Mitchell Palmer, the alien prop l erty custodian. wants citizens to report all property owned by the enemy. 1 Thirty Germans were killed and more | than 100 injured when 500 munition wagons near Mons were blown up.
  l The Navy Department announced that mechanics were urgently needed for the air fleet for service abroad.
 August Belmont will soon start back to France, where he spent most of the winter engaged in Red Cross work. An appeal was made to young men and women graduates of colleges to volunteer as school teachers in Chic ago. z.
 Able. bIooded men of draft age after April 1 will be stopped by policemen and asked to produce their registration cards.
 Fernandez GueII, leader of the re- when fighting against government forces.
 Chicago liquor dealers perdiet that
 25 cents will be the price for a drink
 of whiskey after May 1, the next lic- , ense period.
 The Austrian Governments bill re-
 lative to general compulsory labor was
 introduced in the lower House of the Austrian Parliament.
 : The fuel administrator issued permits ) to many coal operators for shipment
 of coal to Canada for three months April, May, and June.
 3 The main committee of the Reich f stag voted 12 to 10 against a motior t of the Independent Socialists to evacu e late the Aland Islands. The--nortt Atlantic ports freigh traffic committee announced an em e bargo on less than carloads Of domes l. tic freight for one week. Ii Acting Chief of Staff General MareI n is wedding out Swivel chair" officers He says that 33,OO0 of them have nev
 CT been in active training. $ An outward bound steamer from al e Atlantic port was struck by anothe
 ship entering the port. The disable,
 ship had a cargo of munitions. Fl The Spanish steamer Montevidet sailed from Cadiz Monday for tn 1 United States was forced to return o that port by a German submarine.
 The commercial economy board ( o the Council of National Defense ar n nounced a program was instituted fc e the conservation of neWsprint paper. 
 sr 1t is understood that the Miner "a Federation at London has accepte le proposal of Great Britain for the con e. ping out of men for military service l. Francis J. Heney, general eouns
 for the Federal Trade Commissio r. announced he expects to investigai ls New York produce dealers next wee
 The execution of two Roman Catht
 lie priests is reported in dispatC in from Amsterdam They were execu T. ed on the charge of esponage by u t Germans.
 Director General Frank w.. Person oi of the Department of Civilian Reli Ill of the American Red Cross, announce vce that men on the way to Europe " ol be helped by that branch.
 | tn Meyer Bloomfield, head of the I n dustrial Service of the Emergen ps pss Fleet Corporation, announced that | ,l1 ,l1 Pacific coast ship yards were f ,u 1., ahead of those in the East. z Harry Weymouth, convicted of k 1- ling Oscar Mayo while hunting de
 June 27, 1917, was sentenced to
 months in jail by Justice Dunn in t
 Supreme Court at Bangor. Me.
 Sergeant M. Muller, of Chelsea, mt Company c. 301st infantry regimel
 was instantly killed and four oth
 soldiers were injured in an automob se accident near Aver, Mass, Saturda, as The Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Pa he railroad is entitled to compensati fo of 20 cents per ton for coal and co tai received from connecting lines a he shipped to points in. the Chicago di a trict.
 tel Homer Baxter Sprasue, ss,preside at of the University of North Dakc n from 1887 to 1Ss1 and long identifi si- with educational institutions in NJ h. EEngland, died at his home at Ne
 ton, Mass.
 ed. Petitions signed by 75,Doo resider ls- of Louisiana, North Dakota and Mic .u- igan urging more drastic punishme -as for persons and organizations utteri lty disloyal statements were presented
 the Senate.
 Mayor HyIan told A. s. Bard, pre- Es dent of the Municipal Art League,
 take vacation until after the wa Ja-i Bard objected to the use of Cent
 Park for trenches to help the Libel
 Loan campaign.
 st Three steamers which set cut fir, inc St. Johns, N F., with 8 sealing fl for on March Il, report that each had ( ,as tained several thousand pounds sle pelts and many other vessels near ess had met similar success. the
 ty- Application for pardon for Thon ont i J Mooney Is to be filed with Cover on, Stephens of California, after the St the reme Court issues the remittur on m- decision affirming Mooney's convict l 4 1~-r