Norwich bulletin., 1918-12-10
Condensed TeIegrams

pr. Pierre Roux, director of the | Pasteur Institute of Paris. for many | years. will retire.
 Eighteen new cases of influenza were | reported at Waterbury yesterday in
 the influenza fareup.
 Destroyer Ballard is seventh of it's 1 class constructed at the Victory plant l of Squantun, near Quincy, Mass
 Major General Williams, chief of | ordnance. in his annual report, says the arsenal at Watervliet, N J., is ready to make guns up to 1S-incn calibre New Jersey and Pennsylvania Trac. tion Co. received permission by the Public Utility Commission to increase fares from 6 to cents in each of the four zones.
 Three million dollars an hour is the record breaking sum paid to far
 mers of the country in the month of 1 November for live stock used for meat purposes.
 Application to increase rates on Iiron and steel articles was filed with l the Interstate Commerce Commission l by the Pennsylvania Railroad.
 Anaconda Copper Mining Go. closed
 it's manganese plant at Great Falls. l Steel leaders believe government will relinquish control soon. Shipping Board removed restrict | ions on accepting domestic ship con- l struction orders.
 Grain movement during tie week was speeded up considerably
 Reports that the missing United States collier Cyclops was at kiel and at British port was announced by the Navy Department as false. Officials in Washington believe the Fprice of clothing and food will be cut
 by Jan. 1.
 1 President Wilson accepted the resig- ! nation of Director General Schwab of i the Emergency Fleet Corporation and thanked him very cordially by wire
 less.
 New York Federal Food Board an- nounces that mere than 137, 800 acres
 of wheat area were recovered from
 Germany by the Allied armies in the
 offence just ended. Arrangements are being made in Philadelphia for celebration of peace and the erection of a, monument or : obelisk at new parkway. : Final campaign statement of the Re- i publican National Committee shows more than receipts. Steamer Bento juarez, bound from San Francisco to Manila. foundered ir 9 gale Seven lives were lost. 2 Fresh and cured meat shipments from Chicago for the past weel , amounted to 68,35 900 pounds. E Traffic on railrfoads running east from St. Louis and Chicago reported , about meeting shipping facilities ! Business in South reported smaller. ! ! Bernard M. Baruch and Henry p A Davison. chairman of the Red Cross i, will go overseas to determine wha- 7 raw materials the United States vii : have to furnish in the reconstruction ! and rehabilitation of Europe. < New rules governing inspection - -operage and transportation o , grain by the railroads were announced = by the Railroad Administration. r. The Rockville car barn of the Con
 necticut Company was destroyed b. : fire
 n Premier clemenceau may act a . president of the French delegation t V the peace conference. z James O'NeilI, the veteran actor : iirecovering at his hotel in New Tor
 from painful bruises he suffered whe n he was run down by an autcmobil | Friday in Fifth avenue. d Fighting in Cologne between repub $ lican revolutionists and imperial ad
 herents has. led to the speedy des r. patch of British troops there to main Is tain order
 n Joseph Bowes, aged "A, for a guar It ter of century manager. at Balti l. more for the Equitable Lite Assur e ance Society, died at Baltimore.
 Wireless messages flashed from tn
 troopship canopic to White Sta
 Line officials said the steamer woul
 reach Boston at noon "Wednesday , John H. Won Hegermann Linden 1f crone former Danish minister to Pari a and Berlin, is dead. i- Miss Annie E. Smith, 67, Of Nor IS walk who had been bed-ridden fc > about 50 years, killed herself by usin l. bread knife to sever arteries in ht -h arm today.
 g. The municipal debt of Portland, Me e- is $3 5000, requiring annual intere' ill payments of $147,04 l- The American Jewish congress wi ed convene in Philadelphia Dec. 15 an consider means of obtaining politics $. and religious freedom for Jew D. throughout the world. a, Wool now held by the war depar' IS ment will be disposed of at publ q auction.