Norwich bulletin., 1918-10-09
Condensed TeIeqrams

Fuel oil used in 1917 is estimated at 16O,0O0,o0O barrels.
 The government has the brass in- dustry completely under control.
 Eggs are selling for 50 cents apiece in Russia and boots $16O a pair.
 The names of ii Americans were contained on the Canadian casualty list.
 Norfolk 6 Western Railroad was denied permission to raise rates on lumbef
 Total sales of War Savings and Thrift Stamps for New York City to date amounted to $31,056 341.
 The Food Administration wants speculative trading in grain in Chi cago confined to deferred futures.
 Senator Calder, of New York, intro- duced bill for indefinite continua- tion of the daylight saving" schedule.
 Service of the Austrian Danube Steamship Co. was suspended on ac- count of the surrender of Bulgaria.
 An American scouting airpIane was lost off the Atlantic Coast The oc- cupants were saved.
 Four women with banner of the women's jarty were arrested in front of the Senate wing of the Capitol.
 Official tests of Henry Fords Eagle y announced.
 Two thousand seaIskins from Pribi loff Islands will be sold for the United States government at auction at St. Louis.
 The; American Red Cross appropri ate $9,000 900 for war work in the British Isles from last October to the end of 1918.
 Secretary Lane reports production of potash in the United States for the 1 first time now equals the needs of the 1 country.
 1 Stephen H. Dorr was elected presi- l dent of the New York Coffee &c Sugar 1 Exchange to succeed George w. Law renee.
 1 October 10 was the day set by the government for the registration ot women aliens in the United States by l the government
 Prince Alexander of Serbia wa: promoted to the rank of general by King Peter in recognition of his vic tories in the Macedonian offensive.
 The New Jersey Department o+ Health issued orders to call munici i palities to keep closed all public re- sorts to help the fight on influenza.
 October 26 was fixed by President 1 Wilson as the date on which male citizens of Hawaii, between IS and 45 shall register for military service. i Arrangements were made by tht construction division of the army tt build two sulphuric acid plants il 1 Pennsylvania. They will cost abou ! $3,00O, 900.
 Warren Haines, the 23-year old sol of Superior Court Judge. Frank E Haines, died today after a short Hines of Spanish influenza Death occurred
 at his home in Portland, Conn.
 Barhers in Boston have raised thei prices to fifty cents for haircut an'
 g cents for shave. At the sam
 time an increased wage scale for tn
 union barbers went into effect
 Provost General Crowder yesterda
 called for 1858 seiectiye service me
 from Massachusetts for entrainmen
 during the five day period beginnin October 21 for general military ser
 vice at New England forts. The Paris Temps reports that Lieu tenant Stafford Brown of Newton Mass. while piloting his monoplan over a village near Nantes, fell in park. He was carried into a chatea and died without recovering con sciousness.
 ! pr. BaItasar Brum, the Jruguaya minister of foreign affairs. who ha r been on visit to the United State anw' now is returning home, stoppin off in various South American repuf , lies, arrived at Lima, Peru and re , iceiVed an enthusiastic reception. A despatch from Luxemburg ar !, nounces the enga cement of Princes . Charlotte, eldest sister of the reigr I ling grand duchess of Luxembourg, : Prince Felix of Bourbon de Parma, brother of the Austrian empress.