Norwich bulletin., 1918-11-04
Condensed TeIegrams

AustraIia's seventh war loan was overSubscribed.
 American dollar was quoted at 1.17 silver in Annoy, China.
 Army and Navy autos in New York must obey the speed laws.
 Killing frost with ice was reported from the Mississippi Delta.
 War Savings and Thrift Stamps sales in New York total $32, ,91S,111.
 Director G. W. Davidson of the In- ternational Merchant Marine re- signed.
 Reports to the Navy state that not a single passenger ship was sunk last week
 w. A. Scott, mayor of Jackson, was appointed Fuel Administrator of Mis- sissippi
 Graben Street, one of the finest in Prague, was renamed after President Wilson.
 Production of Indiana coal mines for the week ending October 26, was 643,399 tons.
 Fifty-six people were killed in New York by automobiles and IT by trolley cars in October.
 An additional credit of $20o,Ooo, 900 was extended to France by the Treas ury Department
 Department of Justice Agents are Investigating the heavy registration in counties up state. Philadelphia Mint coined in October 1,396,000 half dollars. 1,S32, 900 quarters, and 19.990,000 cents Anaconda's copper production in- creased to between 7,090,O 600 and s. 000,000 pounds month. The names of 21 officers, 50 enlist- ed men and one civilian in German prison camps were announced. Thomas Peckham, president of the Newport Trust Co.,, Newport, R. I. died at his home in that city. Fuel Administration has designated the middle of November for the start of Saving coal in the East" Contract drawn by the Govern ment was approved by the New York, | Ontario & Western Railroad. Argentine exports for the week were wheat 192,999 bushels, corn l. 1 085 900 bushels, oats 1,221,000 bushels.
 Mechanical draughtsmen, qualified for limited military service, are need ed by the army for service in Wash 1 ington.
 Estimates of the loss caused by floods of the Warrior, Tombigbee 1 Coosa and Alabama rivers are placed at $4,O00,OO0
 American schooner Ethel bound from Santiago Cuba, to Baltimore foundered off Florida, October A. The crew was saved.
 Census Bureau reported that r. l 234, 4,S83,78S pounds of tobacco were held October 1, 1918, by manufactur- CTS and dealers
 The Swiss army is being cut to . strict minimum. Only border guards to prevent smuggling and espionage are being kept.
 Under agreement between Repub licans and Democrats no prolonged sessions of the Senate will be helj until after election. Owing to the burden imposed or the grain and storage houses anc elevators of the country importationE of grain will be curtailed.
 Subsistence division of the army purchased 900 000, 900 cigarettes anC shipped them abroad for the army They will last until the end of tn year
 Private reports in New York in surance circles state that the wa risk insurance rates by Lloyds wer' reduced one half of one per cent. tt IF per cent
 War Department announced tha the three American officers that es capped from Germany and reached Berne were in good health and woult soon start for France.
 Food Administration announced
 would grant special permission t masters owing to the small quan titles of malt which will be requires in the current year.
 A Government mail airpIane be
 tween New York and Boston wa wrecked in a tree near Providence R. I. The pilot and his assistant re
 ceived minor injuries. l Madame Margearet Arndt Obe appeared for examination before tn trial of her suit against the Metro politan Opera Company for $50,00 damages, She charges that, she Wa , wrongfully discharged from the com pany
 Two persons were seriously injure , in panic on a trolley car in Eas l Haven, Saturday, when the car too fire.