Norwich bulletin., 1918-04-01
Condensed Telegrams

Condensed Telegrams
 Food card counterfeiters are over unning Germany + . undeveloped coal fields were recent found in Seryia. E, All anthracite mines are in opera ion except two at Latimer, Pa.
 Five standard ships were launched n British shipyards Wednesday.
 About 500 employees of the Pullman company won their strike against poor conditions. One of the. two smaller buildings of the Knights of Columbus, at Camp Upton, were burned.
 Major General Edwin F. Glenn, U. 5. A., arrived at an Atlantic port on board an American ship.
 Police Commissioner Enright, of New Y ork. ordered the police to start drill ing for the police parade in May. - Colonel Roosevelt stopped at Boston | on his way home from Portland, Me, to see his grandson, Archibald, Jr.
 Society people of calIao and Lima are preparing a reception for Lieut.. | Sir Ernest Shackleton, the explorer.
 Four persons were killed and two +laAr ing house in West 3Sth Street, New York. I
 Babies for bachelors is the slogan of New York workers who are arising $2O0,O00 for the American women's hospitals.
 Ten Mexicans and one United States cavalryman were killed in a fight near Pilares, Mexico, southeast of Valen- tine, Texas.
 Davice Putnam, of Brookline, Mass, brought, down two more airplanes. making total of five, of which four are official
 Jacob .Pett, of Brooklyn, German, was arrested at his home charged with having explosives and violating the espionage act.
 President Wilson expressed his will lingness to accept the degree of doctor of laws from the Cambridge Univer-l sity of England
 The Department of Agriculture urges chick raised adds meat and eggs to the food supply.
 The State Department announced that Germany ordered Rumania to turn over her oil fields to German owned corporations.
 Boston fire losses for the last year were among the highest in a decade. The Boston Protective Department re- ports $4.056,Sa damage.
 w. E. L. c. Van Rappard, who was recently succeeded as Dutch Minister to the United States left for Holland on board a Dutch ship. Edward Eyre Hunt,-ef the American Red Cross, reports the entire civil | population we're taken out of the region | of the German advance. i; Eighty thousand men in New York city, formerly rejected as being physio- i ally unfit, will be put in shape by city hospitals for army service.
 Surprise was registered in Amster- l dam over the report in American papers commenting about Holland S refusal to accept our grain. :
 Postmaster Thomas. G. Patten asked for authorization to acquire 120 900 .ad- 1 ditional square feet for four big post office terminals in New York.
 Chairman kitchin of the House Ways and Means Committee announc- l ed that the new bond issue bill would authorize a total of $12,0Oo,G ,G0O,0 900. Francis j. Henney of the Federal Trade Commission, announced an in- definite postponement of the investiga- tion of meat packers at New York.
 Charles Denby, of Detroit, who was
 connected with the War Trade Boar6 as an expert on Oriental commerce
 called at Washington before leaving
 for China.
 First Assistant United States Dis.
 trict Attorney John c. Knox was
 nominated by President Wilson a.
 district judge of the southern distric
 of New York.
 Gertrude Atherton, the novelist, de
 clared at Atlantic City that German
 women will end the war in riots i
 the German war lord does not sool
 negotiate peace.
 Rodman Wanamaker, the new spec ial police deputy commissioner, want patrolmen to get applications iron men 19 to 21 years old for the avia
 tion section of the police reserves. Jewish rabbis throughout the coun try were called upon in telegram
 sent them last night by the rabbinat , of New York to urge their congrega
 tions to subscribe literally to the thir Liberty loan.
 Fifteen egg dealers of Chicago wer given the alternative of having thei licenses suspended or, contributing t : the Red Cross. They gave $1 1,500. The sold cold storage eggs at highe
 price than that fixed.
 Two sentences of fifteen years eae / to run concurrently and two fines c
 $1,000 each were imposed in the Fed eral Court at Detroit, on Felix Mien l aR al& G--