Norwich bulletin., 1918-03-12
Condensed Telegrams

Condensed TeIegrams Harvard students at Hog Island have ormed club.
 Passage of the daylight saving bill | s expected by the House this week. Four lumber workers of New Or cans were arrested as dangerous alien ,nemies Seventeen ships were delivered to he Shipping Board in February, total ng 12O,70o tons.
 The entire schedule for the United States Army Liberty Trucks will be -eady by Aug. 1.
 The Naval Academy feneers won six out of nine bouts from the Univer- sity of Pennsylvania.
 Victor |. Berger, former congress man from Wisconsin, was indicted ot Chicago for disloyalty
 piarmid Lynch, Sim Fein food con troller," was arrested for comman- deering pigs in Ireland.
 The BoIshevik Government grant ed complete fgreedom to Grand Duke Michael, under arrest at his home.
 James Mccormick, veteran player of the famous Chicago White Sox, is dead. He played with Billy Sunday.
 Reynolds Forsbrey, the "worst erini- nal in the country" was captured 36 hours after his escape from Auburn.
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 The Senate agreed to the House amendment to the bill providing for furloughs for soldiers for farm work
 The American Library Association will open the campaign March IS, fol 2000,000 books for American soldiers
 Louis ]. Whelen, of Richmond, N. Y. was ordered to increase his alimony b. s1 to pay for perfume, powder and lii sticks.
 Authorities at Camp Devens, Aver Mass. issued orders for the men t look out for ground glass in food an candy.
 The Department of Labcr's inter vention settled a strike situation i the restaurants and hotels in Wash ! ington.
 The second day of the campaign t | FaOrIlif I mn m fnr a- | York harbor brought more than enoug applicants.
 : Fifty nine lunch rooms and restaur 1 ants in New York must close Tues day as penalty for violating the beei less day order
 Major John Purroy Mitchell, form, mayor of New York, now an aviatt at San Diego. flew for one hour, opers
 ting the machine.
 Two men were injured by an e.
 piosion of chemical fire extinguish
 at the plant of the Barrett Man 1 featuring Co, Philadelphia,
 Enlistment figures for the resul
 army during the II months the Unit | OldlCS lldS DCCli. dl WdIs SIlOWf lllG koldl have nearly doubled their quota. A Mitchell Palmer alien proper custodian took possession of Germ owned stock in six of the largest we and worsted mills in New Jersey. Monthly allowances to soldie families for February, amounting more than s12,oO0, 900, were sen 50o,oo0 persons by the Government Captain William Archer Redmol :; son of the late John Redmond, V awarded the D. S. O. medal for d : tinguished brewery on the battIefie The American postal service France asked the Post Office Depa : ment urged relatives of Americ C soldiers to exercise care in addressi : mail.
 Il Dean. William E.. Waltz, a Germ e head of the University of Maine L
 School for 16 years, was directed
 resign for alleged pro- German ut 2 ances.
 :: Thousands of farmers in the C,
 
 d their corn, but many of them h; e grain still in the fields and | : husked.
 if Ralph GaIzerano, a New York je l. elry salesman, fought off two hi 1t waymen when they sought to t; l. his sample case. They beat him W Le biackjacks. Sl .o Two Federal indictments for ale n proiteering in coal were retur .- against the Orr Coal Mining t' le Clarksburg, W. Va, and James ( 1t president of the company. in Because of congestion on i'd Pacific cable the censorship will ref l. transmission of social personal
 non- essential messages to Flaw
 Philippines, China or Japan. -- 1e The New Jersey Methodist Cont ence, in session at Atlantic City y opted resolutions urging the Pr, !. dent to forbid the use of food I at terials in the manufacture of liq- = Details of procedure occupied ln l labor planning board when it rec '. vened yesterday to consider natiC vl labor programme. After short iy cussion the board adjourned until
 morrow. 4. ,t-.
 Lieutenant Ioron L. Mitchell, IT dora, Miss, was instantly killed:
 Get Joseph c. Wakefield seriously S. iured and Cadet Pemberton slig