Norwich bulletin., 1918-09-03
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 Another Spanish ship, the AIexand- : rine, has been torpedoed.
 Travelling ineognito, the crown prn cess of Siam arrived in Victoria, B. C., on a Japanese liner.
 Bottles of milk have been substitut- ed for bottles of wine in charistening ing ships at Portland, Ore.
 M. Albert, Waterbur, wounded, and T. A. Wood. Thompsonville, Conn. i gassed, were. included in yesterdays Canadian casualty list.
 New regulations governing the s suance of licenses for the import of commvd dities to Norwich have been an nounced by the war trade board.
 Anna Held, the actress, who died August 12 bequeathed virtually her entire estate, estimated at $S0O,O00 to her daughter. Liane Cerrera.
 pr. Ben Reitman of Chicago was re- leased from custody yesterday after serving five and one half months of a six months sentence for spreading birth control propaganda.
 A nationwide campaign to recruit women qualified for training clerical service has been planned by the United States Employment service. An official Esthonian courier bound for France has arrived at Stockholm. He states that the Germans are sup pressing the Esthonian national life and culture in every day. Petitions protesting against war time prohibition on the part of organized labor said to have been signed by i 1000 900 wage earners in As states, have been presented to President Will | son.
 An important meeting of represent | Q al hn. gan at Saarbrucken to discuss means of protesting to the government against allied air raids.
 Representatives Fess of Ohio has accepted the chairmanship of the Re publican Congregational campaign committee.
 Plans for President Wilson's speech
 making for the Fourth Liberty loan
 are taking shape and it was said his
 campaign might carry him to the Pa citic coast.
 Frederick 1, William I, and Frederick
 III, are to be thrown into the muni-
 tion melting pot. That of Frederick
 disappeared Saturday.
 Out of IA contests arising from ths recent selections in Panama, four have II been decided in favor of the govern
 ment and 10 in favor of the opposi-
 tion party.
 Two more ships slipped from the
 ways of yards in Wilmington, Del
 Saturday, the S.130 tanker Charles M Everett and the Lynchburg a cargo , carrier of 1000 tons.
 Heroic work by coast guardsmen il lrescuing from a sea ablaze with burn
 ing oil and wreckage the captain ant
 fl officers and men of the British tanl Ie+a Ijy1n cHo dn ed off Cape Hatteras, August Is, i
 described in a report to coast guart
 headquarters.
 l, Acknowledgements have been receives of S6 per cent of the food package | sent to American prisoners in Ger ', many by the American Red Cross. | Alberto .SantanieIIo, arrested ii : Stamford, Conn.,, was held for tn ! Grand Jury, after hearing here to z td day on the charge of murdering Pas . iquale in Springfield, Mass, July 15. : The Amsterdam Telegraaf say that new sikness, probably choler n has broke out in Belgium, Thirt " young people died this week in a vii = Louvain The Germans are trying t ' localize the disease.
 n In denying an application for fur . ther wage increases for bod carrier . working on the new $2S,000, 900 ter i minal at South Boston, the War De = partment took an emphatic stan
 against permitting it's policy of payin
 prevailing local scales" to be used
 forcing up wage scales.
 1t is rumored in Berlin, according { E a dispatch from Amsterdam to tn = Central News Agency. that Chance e, Tor von Hertling shortly will retir c owing to his advanced age. l. Physicians treating Cardinal Earle l. who is ill at his summer home {
 Mamaroneck, N. Y. as satisfied wit e his progress toward recovery. ,f Special winter equipment for tt
 American troops with the Siberian e1 II peditionary officers is now delivere l. before the severe Siberian winter SC la in.
 IS William E. Broadway, wealthy clut le man, is dead at a hospital in Chicag n as the result of a mysterious assau le last Thursday night. He was stabbe le over the heart as he was about " enter his home.
 i Foreign selling combinations, a. 'n thorized by the Webb act to promo )e export trade cannot engage as suC ed in trade between the continental Uni t. ed States and the Philippines, Por n. Rico, Hawaii and Alaska. d. President Wilson has issued on e
 ecutive order authorizing the alic
 property custodian to sell at priva N sale without public or other adve k tisement any seats of enemy aliens of stock, cotton, grain produce or oth st 1 exchanges.
 IT General Horvsth recently by co, n d etat assumed control of the Russi; ht military forces in the far east. IT he move failed almost immediate cd through the intervention of the alli r. representatives at Vladivostok. i'd News reached Tampa, Fla, of di he asterous fire at Belize, capital of Bri C. ish Honduras, on August IT, in Whi nd the governor of the colony, w. Ha or Bennett was seriously injured. " Confirmation of the escape of Lie op tenant Thomas Hitchcock, Jr. from ce German prison camp and his safe a : rival in Switzerland, received by t
 family at Westbury, N. Y. from
 friend in that country. The messa M he was in good health. 'H Yesterdays Canadian casualty ] or contained the following New Engla or namesi Gassed-C. W. Brown, w 'or liamsburg, Mass; W. $. Pratt, Lu on low, Mass. Wounded-M. Albert, w. ng erbury. Conn; H. w. Whitehead, Wc an cester, Mass; A. Caldrone, Providen O. K, l.; D. McClennan, New Bedfo de Mass.
 ral The republican congressional ca
 paign committee. which was to ha we met last night to elect a chairman ng succeed Representative Frank 'ut Woods of Iowa, failed of quoru me The committee has agreed to the ld- lection of Representative Simeon ne F'ess of Ohio. and members said
 woul dbe elected at meeting Frid
 night