Norwich bulletin., 1918-01-14

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 The trustees of the SuffieId school have voted to place the institution on military basis beginning with the next school year.
 The story from Washington that Mrs. Norman de R. Whitehouse has been denied credentials by Secretary Lansing are unfounded.
 Henry Huckbers, a private in the Coast Artillery Corps, was killed accidentally in the barracks at the Pieatinny, N. J. arsenal.
 The notorship Portland, which left Seattle Sept 27 for South American ports. was burned at sea with a cargo of 100000 feet of lumber.
 Leut.- Commander David Worth Bagley, of the torpedoed American de- stroyer Jacob Jones praised the hero ism of the men very highly.
 schools, for two months, owing to the lack of fuel, was requested by the State Education department.
 Reports from Rostov to Petrograd state that there has been a republic ot the Don Cossacks formed with Gen. eral Kaledines as it's president.
 New York Food Administrator Ar thur Williams, on his return from Washington, reported there will prob ably be two meatless days a week..
 Representative Osborn, of California introduced a bill proposing to give the treasury $100000,0 900 to buy all Lib erty bonds which are offered below par.
 The Government requisitioned thu carrier pigeons of the Highland Dis trict Club at Springfield, Mass. Th' pigeons will be used on the Frencl front.
 Dr. Arthur L. Breslich, president o the Baldwin Wallace College of Berea ] Ohio, was dropped, because he wa 1 termed pro-G German by students ant l citizens.
 Arrangements by New York banker l to finance the next sugar crop of Gu ba are under way. It is said tha
 $150, 1000 900 is involved in the ar engagement.
 l The congregation of the BaPtis church at Wallingford has extended unanimous call to Rev. Dr. David W Lovett, now pastor of the Baptis church in Orange, Mass.
 Worrying over a possible depletion l If biC i,,couoo bxr fho iuc0rrnn t2y In1 Griffiths, a wealthy retired liquo dealer, ended his life with gas in hi
 home in East 124th Street.
 A referendum to determine whethe l Massachusetts should take over tn street railways was proposed in a bi filed in the Legislature and indorse by the State Branch of the Federati0
 of Labor. ..
 Mrs. Albert Sweeney was brought
 Danbury yesterday from Providence R. l.. for trial on the charge of de
 frauding a boarding house keeper. He husband is under arrest in Providenc and will be brought there on tn
 same charge.
 1 At a meeting of saloonkeepers i I '
 curtail the hours of business thre hours to conserve fuel. Today an
 until further notice, saloons will |
 open there from 6:30 in the mornin until 10 at night.
 Announcement of the resignatio of the Rev. William Williams, pastG of the Congregational church {
 Suffield, Conn, was made to h parishioners yesterday. He leaves
 assume charge of the Congregation church at Princeton. Mass, On Apr
 next.
 'MiIlers who desire te convert ( :. set up mills for grinding corn. barie and rye in an effort to promote tl
 conservation of wheat are offered tf
 assistance of the newly establishe . milling division of the food admin. |. tration. J. H. Hammin of Minneapt l lis, is head of the division. Word was received at Vale unive } sity of the death in a hospital
 Hoboken, N. J., of Benjamin s. Adam l a Yale student, who enlisted in u