Norwich bulletin., 1918-09-17
Condensed TeTeqrams

savings stamps.
 Official draft registration figures for New York are 792,583.
 Raids on poolrooms in New York re- suited in the arrest of fl slackers.
 Attempts of l. w. W. leaders at Butte Mines to induce the men to strike failed.
 Tokio papers predict an early re- signation of the Japanese cabinet headed by Terauchi.
 Funerals on Sunday in Philadelphia are under ban for the duration of gas less Sundays.
 Officers of Camp Dix, N. J., report that Indian soldiers in the camp are very valuable.
 Herr Schrick, chief of the German espionage system in Switzerland, was arrested at Berne.
 The American Expeditionary service wants 5000 girl clerks to replace men for active service
 Ensign Harry T. catchpoIe, of Buff falo. was killed in an airplane accident off Cape May, N J.
 One man was killed and six injured in a battle between draft evadeTs and Home Guardsmen at Eau Claire, Wis.
 Officials of railroads operating east from St. Louis and Chicago report no changes in traffic conditions.
 New York policemen will endeaVor to sell $50,G00,000 worth of Liberty Bonds for the Fourth loan. Spinners in the Yorkshire and Lam cashire cotton mills went on strike for | abolition of the pay system. Shipment of California urapes to eastern markets will be cut 50 per cent. as the result of recent rains | One man was killed and ii wounded l in race riot between Turks and Ar menians at Pittsburgh. l French soldiers are reported to have 1 found the last emplacement of the big l German super-gun that shelled Paris.
 John Reed, the writer, was arrested on a charge of violating the espionage act in his speech before Bronx So- cialists
 Six persons were killed and 45 in- jured when freight train backed into l a trolley car in an outlying section of Chicago. 1 Dispatches received in Paris that a German submarine fired on Spanish steamer near the Canary Islands were confirmed.
 Germans nterned at Philadelphia and Russian walters came to blows when a waiter dumped a plate of bear soup on a German.
 Marine men are looking for reduc ftion in war risk premiums this week English companies have reduced theil rates already.
 General Pershing announced that ht
 awarded the distinguished servict cross to seven members of the arm! that lost their lives.
 Pieer RenaudeI, leader of the Social
 ists in the French Chamber of Depu
 ties, resigned as political director o 7 the paper Humanite. The Railroad Administration issuet 1 its first consolidated time table of ex F press train service between New Yorl , and Washington. , Draft treaties between the Unite 2 i States and France and Greece wer approved by the Senate Foreign Ria s tions Committee. A young naval officer at AnnapoIi 2 was dropped from the academy be . cause he claimed to be a Jew an r wanted to observe the holidays. Seven miners were rescued from
 coal mine at Pikeville, Ky. The me f were imprisoned behind a wall of fir . caused by a gas explosion. 0 Nine thousand more nurses ar z needed for the army within the cur rent year. By July 1, 1919, no les . than 50 900 nurses will be needed. - William J. Flynn, former head c
  l. selected by Secretary McAdoo as eX II ecutive of the railroad detectives II II Chairman Greet of the Committee ( . Public Information said in a Chicag speech that the United States is win
 ming the propaganda fight in Mexico According to the captain of 2 t American bark, that arrived at I Cuban port the vessel sank two | s boats when 200 miles out of it's pol : l of departure.
 U u John Howe Peyton, president of tn . Nashville, Chattanooga and St Loui < Railway, was found dead in bed at hi |, home with a bullet through his tempt Il Herr von WaIdow, president of tF
 German Food Regulation Board, sai
 there will be no increase in the foo
 rations and promises it will not gt
 less.
 Y An eight hour day for all. texti workers was advocated in a resolutio d adopted by the Spinners, Information; + Union which closed it's session at Bos ,s ton.
 70 A Japanese destroyer arrived at Fl Q Chow and British marines have lande 10 at Annoy to quell the panics in u IF cities due to the approach of reb =, troops from the South.
 The Austro- Hungarian peace no 10 did not affect the financial district ", London. The belief prevails that notI 10 ing will come of it. Business on u f stock exchange was quiet, with goo 4 undertone.
 ~ Sugar equalization board has close
 a contract with the Cuban minist = for purchase Of the new Cuban sug; crop at a price of about $5.50 a hun ., dred pounds, free on board at Cuba v ports.
 te te Boston Elevated trustees, with ol '9 exception, are said to have voted |. place women on street cars because ,' shortage of men. As a result stril
 ultimatum may be served on the tru
 tees by the carmen.
 President Wilson was asked Frids
 by Representative Tillman of Arkal E sas to send 2G0 GO or 300,000 Amer ,d can troops to Italy. He predicted sut 1 ! a force would put Austria out of u = war
 s- t War trade board has ordered tn ,n sailing vessels leaving Atlantic DOT 10 must not carry as cargo foodstuf . petroleum, rubber or other materia ,- which would be of us to German su
 marines.
 10 In January, s11s, 4,741,ooo wom 7- and girls were employed in Enelal 3r outside of domestic service. as again
 3,275,000 in July. 1914.
 A conference for ministers in Co ,d necticut and western Massachuse1 -tr began yesterday morning at t iH Hartford seminary. It will close Tue l. day afternoon.
 a. Austria's peace proposals we ut printed textually in all the newspape co yesterday morning. The commer
 differed only in phrases; their pu
 port was identical It was that t
 Germans must be beaten before the es can be talk of peace.
 Tke nrice of haer in Chinann III