Norwich bulletin., 1918-09-23
Conden eIegrams

The sett 5rice for September corn, in was fixed at $1.5s1S.
 One S1talian soldiers and 26 nurses p Lee. Va, were natur- alized
 The 1c3 members of the French For efgn Legion left New York for Wash ington.
 President Wilson will vote at the primary elections in Princeton, N. J.. tomorrow.
 The sale of War Saving and Thrift stamps in New York to date amounts to $27,139 OH.
 Anheuser- Busch Brewing Assoeia- tion offered it's immense plant in St. Louis to the government Senator James Hamilton Lewis of Illinois returned. following his visit to Allied nations abroad Aliens who are evadine the draft because they are aliens will not re- ceive automobile licenses in New Jersey.
 Draft treaties between the United States and Greece and this country and France were ratified by the Sen ate.
 A program for 100000 tons of con. crete ships was let by the British government to yards in Enggland and Scotland.
 German garrisons maintained in | Poland are reported being cut down. The troops are bing sent to the west front.
 The Massachusetts Public Service | Commission urged the extension of government aid to street railway com panies.
 British forces operating in the Archangel region are reported to have captured the largest steamer of the Red Guards.
 Sub Lieutenant Boyu, one of the famous French aces, is reported miss ing. He was officially credited with 32 victories
 Prince Eric, Duke of Vestmanland Sweden, is reported dead. He is said to have contracted pneumonia from Spanish influenza.
 Passenger autos helping the Liberty Loan campaign cannot be run on Sum- day without violating the request of the Fuel Administration.
 Nearly 500 American soldiers sui
 fering from Spanish influenza were landed at an Atlantic port and taker to hospitals for trea tment Prince Axel of Denmark and his
 staff were the guests of President
 Wilson. They are studying American
 naval methods and the navy itself.
 The Public Utility Commission o' New Jersey approved the merger o,
 the International Harvester Co.. ant
 the International Harvester Corpora
 tion.
 The German military authorities ip
 Berlin have issued a call for German
 subjects discharged from the army tt
 return home for work in the rear.
 Senator Thomas, of Colorado, ac : PnSR0 Spppt9rV T09niplc and General Gregory with barring the pas sage of the pending oil lands leasin. bill
 The first American built capron , bombing airplane. built at the Stand 2 ard corporations plant at Elizabeth
 N. J.. will be tested at the Mineol : aviation field today.
 The war service committee of tn , optical industry announced that thou sands of styles in spectacle and eye glass frames will be eliminated to con ! serve gold.
 Z Lewis F. Curtin of Newton, know as the champion wing shot of Ne1 England was held rfor the fedora
 grand jury after a hearing befor
 the United States commissioner i
 Boston on charge of falsifying hi ] draft questionaire. t James A. Edgarton of Washington [ D. C., was reelected president at tn 9 closing business session of the Inter e national New Thought Alliance Con : gross at Boston. : A campaign to exterminate cater S pillars and caterpillar eggs was in r augurated in Newport R. l.. wit r hundreds of school children partici s pattng in competition for prizes. : Rev. Simon O'Rourke, a chaplain . = the Boston Nevy yard and forme n eurate at St. James church in Ne f Bedford died of pneumonia
 The $500 ton wooden carqo shi }, Ammonoosuc was launched at tn = yards of L. H. Shattuck, h., at Ports . mouth N H. SatI1rdav