Norwich bulletin., 1918-02-25
Condensed TeIesrams

Condensed TeIegrams
 Spinach in New York s15 a basket.
 Health conditions in all army camps | showed improvement.
 The, Food Administration warns the bakers to obey the mixed flour rules.
 An order to investigate the fish | prices in Boston was issued by the 1 House..
 All eases of exemption granted to men in Canada will be reviewed and will be sent out.
 The Food Administration announced pounds of beef in four months.
 Archbishop Prendergast, of Philadel- phia- who has been i'll for two months, is reported to be very near death.
 Bituninous mined in January, 1918, was at the lowest rate since September 1s1e. The output was 5,000.00 tons sh
 The Department of Justice has plans prepared for the immediate drafting into service of all slackers sentenced to jail.
 Immediate abandonment of the teaching of German in South Dakota was ordered by the State Council of Defense.
 Eleven men were trapped in a mine near Crystal Falls, Mich. Three were rescued. Little hope is held out for the others. &
 Secretary Daniels asked Congress to repeal the law granting .aviators in- creases from 95 to 50 per cent while they are on duty.
 All the crew of the British tramp steamer Veturia lost off the Atlantic coast, were landed by, an American coast guard ship.
 The American ed Cross at Milan, Italy, a great transfer point for sold- iers of the allied armies, received four large rest houses.
 Leroy Cutler, long prominent in tht boot and shoe business. civil war veteran and 32d degret Mason, died at Springfield Mass.
 Trying to get whiskey into the jail by putting it into loaves of bread was foiled by the warden of the Salem county, N. J., jail.
 The surgeon general of. the Ameri- can army released from military ser vice 500 doctors whn were found tc be defective physically. Secretary of Interior Lane announc ed the opening for public entry O. 5c5 900 acres of public domain in New | Mexico and North Dakota. | More than 300 of the 17O00 commis stoned National Guard officers wer l discharged for inefficiency since tn declaration of war on German.
 Lieut.. Harold kiader BuIkIey ! memher Of the .ayistion unit fror Princeton university. has been kiile in an areoplanc accident in England 1 Fire broke out at SIS o'clock yes terday morning on the top floor O i Building No. E of the Hershey Cho ! colate Company's plant at Sershey, P l Secretary Baker announced that h 1 would deal promptly with those wh
 abuse the new law allowing soldier
 to drink in the homes of bona id
 guests.
 
 Former Premier Caillaux, who is
 the Sante prison, charged with Urea
 son, has been ill for the past thre
 days. He is said to be suffering fro1 indigestion. / |, Three hundred farmers from a :, parts of Luzerne county came to Wi kes- Barre, Pa.i and met 400 bushes men to form plan to stimulate foe production.
 Squaws of the Gold Hill reservatio 1 Utah, are on the warpath because SC,
 eral Indians were removed from tf / 1 reservation when they did not answ, I to the call of the draft. | ! The earetaker of property in Texs l belonging to the former German Char cellor Bethmann- Hollweg, asked th $75,000. the total income of the proJ : erty, be put into Liberty Bonds.
 Federal Reserve banks and nation
 banks in large cities will be allows i, to open branch banks under the pr. visions of bill reported out by u
 House banking and currency commi r tee. | Miss Jane Gregory, daughter of u l, attorney general, was accepted for {
 $S0 a month position in the Food A,
 ministration. She told the clerk sl
 had dependents, three adopted Be lgians. | The American steamer kentra, pl . ing between New York and Chiles
 ports, has stranded near Coron
 Chile, and it is believed will be t total loss. The crew was rescued al e part of the cargo saved. oF German papers received at, Amste IS dam announced several allied air raj c on German towns last week. Bonn $ were dropped at Wehlan Monda !, there being three victims of the exp1 q sion. n scHooLHousE IN WATERFORD
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