Norwich bulletin., 1918-04-26


 the American and Canadian fisheries conference
 German newspapers last Sunday published many articles about Paris being ruled by mobs and all theatres being closed.
 Professor Henry Crosby Emery, has been released from Imprisonment at Dantzlg and will shortly be permitted to leave Germany.
 Germany has notified Switzerland that ships flying enemy flags with a Swiss flag alongside of them will be allowed to carry cereals
 lgnace Paderewski, the Polish pianist was introduced as "the greatest Pole alive when he sold Liberty Bonds at the New York City Hail. Two aviators flying about two miles from Call Field. Wichita Tex. were killed when their plane burst into flames and fell to the ground. Archbishop Jehn Ireland, who re. gently suffered a relapse after recu- 2erating from physical breakdown was somewhat improved yesterday.
 The Food Administrator of West | chester announced that seven stores 1 will be closed for two days for no, i selling substitutes with wheat flour. The Emergency Fleet Cooperation jet contracts for g steel freighters i with a total of 264 500 tons. They i will be built on the Pacific Coast.
 Mrs. George Dewey, Widow of Ad l I1liral Dewey, has been present = wit a medal by the members of The As sociated Veterans of Farraguts Fleet
 George Bell, negro soldier at Cam i Uptor, is feet il inches tall. weigh 351 pounds and wears a No. 2S shoe
 He was brought in as a draft evader l The American industrial mission il l Britain visited the Clyde shipyards an, the British fleet at Rosyth to .becom acquainted with British naval activit | ies
 Governor Whitman told physician
 from New York that he was going t
 sign the Whitney State Drug BiI
 The physicians were opposed to tn
 bill.
 Gov. Stephens of California announc ed he would pay no attention to tele grams and letters nor strikes or othe
 demonstrations to change his mind i
 the Mooney case.
 Twenty nine Hindus, German con sular officers, business men and other l conspiracy to violate the neutarlity C !; the United States. . Indictments were found by the Gran
 Jury in Long Island City against fou
 soldiers who held up a saloon at Holli . and shot four persons, including a wo man and policeman. Count Czernin, the Austrian mini : ster of foreign affairs, received tn Iron Cross from the Kaiser. who als thanked him for being friendly wit , his political councillors. } Lieutenant Commander Mansfield, i : New York, when asked why the Gov : ernment did not buy binoculars for th ! Navy answered there were only 5( in New York City on sale. ; Edward Coleman, 40, of Seymou
 secretary and treasurer of the Unite Lumber and Supply company, commit ted suicide by hanging in the -on pany's office there yesterday. Creation of board of grain stand 3 ards to be made up of members frol
 each of the grain growing states
 decide the grain grades was urged
 the Department of Agriculture. Acting Chief of Staff Major -Generi March told Senator Weeks of Masss chusetts that socks were so plentif-
 in the army that the ban on sendin
 them by parcel post would continu t Senator Owens introduced a resoll ' tion proposing an international boyco : Of Germany after the war unless u Q Q i cept the principles of information 2 law.
 el A German airplane nearing Par Il was caught by the French searchligh n and was quickly forced to land by u a anti-aireraft batteries. The machii e was. bombarding triplane witN ere e of three.
 e Police of the Paterson section st New Jersey and several other citi
 in the vicinity are searching for if
 men who attempted to steal thousan
 of dollars worth of silk from We Fargo Express Co.'S car
 Franklin Ls Hathaway, an overse 'r at the Manomet mill, New Bedfol
 was accidentally killed when he jun
 ed from a shipping platform and car " in contact with the overhead rails Id an electric loading apparatus. k The Prussian helmet sold on Mo ot day to J. P Morgan for s5o,000 to 8 le the Liberty Loan campaign. was SC e- Wednesday for $100 000 to Robert Of Mcdonnell of :, the Stock Exchan: te The helmet was given back to be SC