Norwich bulletin., 1918-11-11
Condensed TeIeqrams

Kennecott October copper pro- duction amounted to 13, 2S6, 900 pounds
 War Department officially announc- I ed there is no change in the draft program.
 Census Bureau places the amount of cotton ginned to Nov. l at 7793, | 615 bales.
 | Westinghouse Airbrake report un- | filled orders on Nov. amount to $11,- | 900 ,O00
 Boston Consolidated Gas Go .ap- piled for permission to charge higher price for gas. Belgium has "paid" $500 ooo,ooo to | Germany since the var stared four years ago.
 Comptroller of Currency Williams issued call for the condition of ma | tional banks on Nov. l.
 Corn output this year was placed rat 2,749,19S 900 bushels by the De- partment of Agriculture.
 Total purchases of War Savings and Thrift stamps in New York to date amount to $33 306, ,421.
 War Department let contracts to 23 manufacturers for S51, 1,000 leather 1 1erkins to cost $3 703,4 400. | A reduction in war risk rates on American merchant vessels and car goes is considered by the Treasury. 1 Nome, Alaska, was stricken with influenza. Three hundred white peo- pie and one SEskimo are suffering
 Thieves blew the safe in the Bed l ford Pa, post office and escaped with i $40,0O in War Savings Stamps SeIden Spencer, Senator elect from i Missouri piled up a majority of 35,- 900 over former Gov. Joseph w. Folk. A charter was granted the Auto matic Pipe Bending Go, of Dover, Del The company has a capital of $12,0O 900.
 It cost New York City $ao,ooo to remove the waste paper thrown on streets because of the peace" re- port.
 Argentine ships weekly: Wheat 450 900 bushels, corn 636 900 bushels bushels.
 Confectionery dealers in Massachu- ,setts were given permission to sell candy in more than one-pound lots to customers.
 The President issued a proclama- tion providing for the extension of the licensing machinery for the Food Administration.
 A Berlin despatch to Copenhagen reports that telegraph communication between Germany and foreign coun- tries will be cut off. I Food Administration announces that turkeys will be larger than last year This rule is to prevent young CT birds from being marketed.
 Owing to congestion, delay and the effect of influenza on cable staffs there is a suspension of. cable service
 to the doughboys in France at de- ferred rates.
 Announcement was made in Wash. ington that the War Department
 would take steps to settle demands ot property loss in the Morgan, N. J, ex-
 plosion.
 :, Orders for 600 locomotives placed with the American Locomotive ant Lima Locomotive companies will onlJ
 keep these plants busy fora shor l time.
 War Department announced tha
 20 GOO negro troops will be furlough
 ed to allow them to work at ordnance
 supply depots where the shortage o labor exists. The Democratic State Commits 2 of New Mexico conceded the re I election of Albert B. Fall, Republican = as United States Senator by a plu I rality of 1 800. S Four hundred of the 1000 or nor l student aviators training for maya T service at the Massachusetts Insti l tute of Technology will be oblige g to accept transfers to the army ai
 service or take an indefinite fur
 tough.
 Twenty-Five tons of red fire Wa h placed at the disposal of the city 0
 Boston to be set off when offcia r word comes that the armistice be - tween Germany and the Allies ha l, been signed. ' Cardinal o'conneII of Massachusett 5 notified all the pastors of the arch ; diocese to have appropriate services ( |, thanksgiving at a convenient hour 0
 the day on which the armistice
 signed.
 A Paris despatch says: The foreig T service committee of the Aero club ( America has made posthumous awar
 of it's war medale to Paul Pavelka, ( Madison, Conn, and Ensign c. Read and A. D. Sturterant, of tn
 American navy.