Norwich bulletin., 1918-12-03
Condensed TeIegrams

VUtiuGHS6u ICi6YI dIllS
 The army reserves in Lima, Peru, were called to the colors.
 News division of the Committee on Public Information was closed.
 Secretary Daniels announced there will be no demobilization of the Ma rine Corps until after peace.
 Details of merger of 29 explosive firms in England, rep practically the whole British | industry, were announced.
 Shipbuiiding industry in Japan in- to an extraordinary extent | slnce the beginning of the war.
 An order for 6,o0O,00o pounds of cop per was placed with the Anaconda | Copper Go. by the Milwaukee Rail- way.
 Rudolph Havenstein, president of the Imperial Bank of Germany, urged the German people not to hoard money.
 Eight robbers held up 90 members of the Five Points Democratic Club, of Flatbush, and took $1,OOO in money and jewelry.
 [ It is reported in Tokio that Japan will abolish the civil administration on the Shan -tung peninsula, the area taken from the Germans.
 Telephone installation charges re- gently fixed by government controlled wires were ordered reduced by Post master General Burleson.
 Cardinal Mercier, of Belqium, is coming to the United States for short visit, to thank the American people for the succor given to the Belgians.
 Stickers bearing the words, ''We de- mand the release of all political pris- oners," made their appearance on the parade grounds at Camp Lewis, Ta- coma.
 A report. from Kingston says the United Fruit Co. will ship from Ja- maica to the United States next year 4,O00,0 punches of bananas if ton-
 mage facilities permit During the retreat of the Germans, | hand grenades were attached to the | bodies of dead Huns, and as the bodies l were picked up the grenades exploded,
 killing the bearers.
 Ships chartered by the Commission | for Relief of Belgium will not be re- quired to have safe conduct for the 1 first time slime Germany established l the submarine war zone A large batch of the 150,000 railroad
 cars to be surrendered by Germany l to the Allies under the armistice terms arrived at the frontier and were received by military authorities
 War Industries Board announced
 maximum prices of foreign hides and
 skins fixed to cover shipments during November and December will expire by limitation and will not be contin- ued.
 Increased rates on corn and rye T uour to basis of wheat rates from the | 4o country were asked of the Interstate
 Commerce Commission by the Miss. ouri Pacific.
 A Peruvian commercial envoy al
 Mexico City presented project pro
 viding for closer commercial unior with the Latin-Amerinan countries and urging competition with the Pan
 anna Canal
 The suit initiated by the America,
 Legation at Stockholm against tn
 Aftonbladet, in which it was charget , the newspaper had insulted Presiden
 Wilson, was dismissed on teehnica charges.
 George Armsby, of the War Indus tries Board, confirmed rumors that tn price of tin to be distributed in Ney . York by the United States Steel Prod ucts Co. was decided upon and will b announced shortly. Sufficient petitions to assure sub
 mission of an amendment. to the con stitution legalizing the sale of bee ; and light wines were filed with tn Secretary of State of Michigan by tn
 State Hotel Mems Association. A naval seaplane, equipped wit 7 three Liberty motors, established new worlds record, when it narrie
 50 passengers at speed of 80 mile l an hour.
 5 Emil Zimmerman, trade reporte 9 of the Wall Street Journal was com 5 mitted to the Raymond Street Jai Il Brooklyn, as a dangerous alien enc
 my.
 , Contrary to reports, E. M. Hous Il the Presidents personal representa-
 tive, at Paris, has not left to atten s the preliminary conference of the A T lied leaders in London, Lieut.. J. U. Brumbaek of Kanss y City was instantly killed and Lieu
 c. ]. Sohn of Washington state WE - injured when their airplane fell
 West Springfield, Ohio. . PJohn VIiaIedo, son of the gyps Il ''king" of the United States, died = pneumonia in the Bridgeport hespita e Horace E. Andrews, one of tt :. most widely known electric railroa II men in the country, died of pneumo1 O ia at his home in New York. n Michael Mansfield, 50, of HoIyok Il Mass, was frozen to death near No 7; walk. The body was found near u trolley line by a conductor. Man :, field had been employed in Ne l. Canaan.
 d The United States tranhport Or st zaba sailed for Brest from Hobokt = with nearly 800 newspaper correspol IS dents from all parts Of the countr y The Municipal Council of Paris h 70 decided to go in a body, on the a n rival of President Wilson, to prese | him the good wishes and welcome 'e the people of Paris. IT The King of Wurtemburg has fo l. mally abdicated, ancording to repol > from Stuttgart.
 " The Netherlands government h IS Iappointed a commission to report
 the position the former German CT 'n peror occupies in Holland. ce The enormous influx of Americ oI soldiers and sailors on leave in Lo pe don has flooded all the hotel accomm ba 1o dations in the city. p M. CIemenceau, the French premi " caused a sensation in his address II. I the French embassy by declaring u sse but for him Marshal Foch would ha h, h no. command.
 ne Charles 3. Clarke, republican, V ue op elected mayor of Portland, Me, O. I; Tn Llewellyn Barton. democrat, by a II .a nd jcrity of 1894.
 ment which may confidently be