Norwich bulletin., 1918-08-19
Conden Telegrams

Arrival Atlantic port of a amer with p survivors of the AmeNecan schooner Madingdah, shelled and set afire Thursday by a German submarine off Winter Quarter Shoal was reported to the Navy De- partment. Il
 United States Senator Jacob H. Gallinger, of New Hampshire, died at hospital at Franklin, N. H., early l Saturday.
 President Wilson told friends at Manchester, Mass, that he was en- toying the most restful outing he had taken in years.
 A school of instruction for the of ficers of the Third Maine Infantry. National Guard has been opened at Camp Reyes, Maine.
 The retail merchants of Maine will conduct an intensive campaign throughout the state during the week beginning September to complete Maines' war savings stamp quota of $13,070, 900.
 The plant of the National india i Rubber Company at Bristol, R. l., was closed for an indefinite period. The management said this action had ben ] taken because of the attitude of em- ployes who walked out Friday, two days after the settlement of 8 four weeks strike. The shutdown forced | 1900 persons out of work.
 More than 1,450,000 American sol diers have been embarked from the
 United States, General March, chief of staff, said Saturday. This includes men sent to Italy and Siberia as well as to France. General March at his conference
 Saturday with the Senate military committee said that the American
 army now under arms numbered slightly more than 5000, 900, with l.
 45O,O00 in France or on the way, and
 approximately 1,550,0O0 cantonments
 at home
 The threatened crisis in the re-
 lations of Mexico with the entente all
 lies and the United States apparently
 has been averted by notifications oi
 the new Mexican oil tax decree by
 President Poineare and Georges Ley gues minister of marine, returned tC
 Paris after a visit of two days at z French front, where they inspected
 the Franco American naval bases.
 Newsprlnt production for July to-
 taled 90 944 tons
 The first issue of Liberty Loal bonds sold for 100.50 on the Stock EX a change.
 Civilian postal airmen have provel
 a success. One mishap occurred dur . ing the week.
 Secretary Daniels announced tha P, the waters around Cape May. N. J , were being dragged to ascertain if
 German submarine was sunk. f John A. Hill was appointed by tn V Federal Reserve Bank auditor of tn < Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis. F Liberty Bonds in the future will b n accepted by Government railroads a F surety for payment of freight charge F The Standard Oil Go. of Ohio is pay n ing it's regular quarterly dividend { s $3 and the usual $1 extra dividend 0
 a share.
 Lieut.. Walter B. Miller of New Tor II City, was killed in an aerial combat c = Aug. 8. He was attacked by 30 enen l. planes.
 il Raising of rents by landlords ,e war workers will be met by high n taxes the Bureau of Industrial Hou r., ing announced
 i- The War Trade Board has decyfdt ,h to permit the importation of 16,6 l. tons of crude rubber during Augu ,y and September.
 rs Jack Dempsey has been maethed 1a fight Jess Willard for the heavyweig or title, according to statement ma st | by Dempsey. st The fuel Administration throu 7- James B. Neale director of productiC or announced the appointment of 28 pr
 duction managers.
 3 The War Trade Board has lifted t CT ban on the importation of cured a he preserved mackerel and herring frC n the United Kingdom.
 es The Railroad Administration I m ports that 131,y ,y42 cars of grain W. he loaded for the five weeks ending Al ITS B. compared with S7 993 cars in 1917 nm Major Theodore Roosevelt, .
 was cordially received in Paris of Premier Clemenceau. His wounds { on still unhealed and he is using crutC hi es.
 -t Surgeon General Gorsas of .e- Army announced that 50,0G0 won en will be needed to care for the wounC and sick of the American army.
 Secretary Daniels issued a sta
 ment declaring reports that the forn German steamer Vaterland, now 1' Levithan, had been sunk, are false .- Authorities in Ireland recommt es- that permit be granted by the Ho in Office, in London, to allow Mrs. gro Sheehy Skeffington to go to Ireland CTS 4 MitcheI Palmer, alien prope )o- custodian, will sell to the highest lad der 300 bales of cotton at the \ de- York Cotton Exchange. on Aug. 22 will J. R. Mauff, secretary of the ow. cago Board of Trade, announces lev the city is swamped with grain. rt- tween 5000 and 10 900 cars are awi lite ing to be unloaded.
 m A 100000 tractor plant at Han ary ton, O., was erected by Henry Ford 'iv- will develop water power for er- United States and be operated by aid ter power
 nee According to the Department of nts riculture leo beet sugar mills in po- United States are ready to turn
 beet sugar to furnish energy
 American soldiers.
 Herman p. Gordon, draft clerk, AM sentenced to two years in the Ma land Penitentiary by United So; .ual District Court Judge Mayer f or ur- cepting bribe to give deferred cla tent fication to a registrant. 1is- Awaiting the decision of the sl for building labor adjustment board as Washington the strikers of 900 Cramps shipyard at Philadell