Norwich bulletin., 1918-02-07
Condensed Telegrams

Condensed Telegrams E candido Aguilar has taken the oath as foreign minister of Mexico.
 The newsdeaIers' strike in New York city is practically at an end. ssThe. main channel from Monomoy Point Light to Nantucket was frozen over. M Travellers from Germany quote Hin- denburg as saying he will be in Paris in April
 Fire& destroyed eight business build | ings atgAberdeen, Md, causing loss of sI0G
 A Canadian syndicate has purchased control of the Ogdensburg, N. Y. Coal & Towing Co. z One was Killed and six wounded on Feb. 2 Of General Pershing's forces while in action.
 Union county; Pal. leads all counties in the United States in the sale of war savings stamps. Forty ears of flour on trains of the Lehigh ssYalley arrised at New York for shipment tos the Allies. s6 q
 Agents of the Federal Fuel Admin istrator seized 600 barrels of flour at a storage warehouse in Bayonne.
 ,st-------- A resolution pIedgina to President Wilson support of the New York State Grange was adopted at Syracuse, N.l Y.
 Irving r.. Bush, an expert in steam ship traffic, assumed the control of the shipments to and from the American forces.
 James J. Shannon, an American por- trait painter, was elected a foreign associate of the Academy of Fine Arts at Paris.
 Mrs. M. c. Gregory, mother ofsAt- torney General Gregory, is dangerous ly ill and there is slight hope of her ! recovery.
 A radio message was received at an Atlantic port from an unidentified ves- sel in distress about twenty miles off | the coast.
 It is reported in Rome that Senator 1 Marconi will replace Count Macohi di | Cellere as the Italian ambassador at Washington.
 ] The plant of the International Paper i Co.,. of Rumford, Me, closed because l it did not receive the supply of crude l oil to run on. With his pet dog dead beside him, Gideon Pumpelly, of Oswego, N. Y | well-known trap shooter, was found in his garage. Judge William L. Putnam, membe,
 of the United States Circuit Court oi
 Appeals, first circuit, for 25 years, died at Portland, Me
 | Class work at Williams college wal
 suspended until Feb. 21 because of
 shortage in the town water supply du' l to the cold weather.
 General White, head of the. Britisl
 and Canadian recruiting mission il i. United States, issued an appeal fo more British recruits.
 -.
 Bonar Law announced that as re
 suit of the council of premiers an' .. generals at Versailles there will be n
 generalissimo for the Allies The Food Administration orders tha not more than two ounces of whea
 bread be served as one portion in ho
 tels, restaurants and dining cars. , "A state division of the Nationa , Employment Service to find and dis , tribute workers among the variou . war industries, was organized at Hart n ford. Y Sunderland House, the home of tn
 Grand Duchess of Marlborough
 the use of officials of the Inter Allie Council.
 !. More than 40 organizations of raj
 road employees are represented at # conference in Pittsburgh on formin
 a division of the American Federatio
 of Labor.
 a A committee has been formed 1 , raise funds in New York for cripple Ii' Italian soldiers and refuges from tf ia invaded districts. The money will "a sent to Milan.
 ,e Wilbur Fisk, president of the Hu, ,r son tubes, asked Governor Edge : is New Jersey, to relieve the water fan i. inc in the state, saying all the raj :. roads may be tied up. ,,r Lord NorthcIiffe in an interview d 7 clared that Great Britain we ,o through a phase of German propagal ,d ,d da like the strike reports and nc Y, ~, pays no attention to it. IT Harry B. Sherwood of westport w