Norwich bulletin., 1918-04-10

l8 TEN PAGE.
 Condensed TeIegrams Henry Ford took ss,eoo,ooo of third Liberty, Loan Bonds. asr
 Siam deported all Germans, men, I women and children, to India.
 The Savage Arms plant at Utica is lied up by a strike of gunmakers.
 Parisian jewellers sold $2o,oo0, 900 worth of pearls to Germans through Swiss agents.
 NJ. w. kirwen, a Canadian Royal Flying Corps cadet, was killed at Fort Worth, Texas.
 The German Government has issued orders for the coniscation of all lead in keels in pleasure yachts.
 An explosion occurred at the Spar rows Point works of the Bethlehem Steel Company, near Baltimore.
 
 At Red Cross auction at Canyon |. City, Col, a cheap color print of Theo- dore Roosevelt was sold for STAG.
 The Rev. DeIos Love, Q. D., for many years president of the Connecticut Hu- i mane- Society, died of pneumonia:
 The names of three Americans dead. | IA wounded. one i'll and one gassed | appeared on the Canadian casualties | list. f
 Surgeon General Gorgas announced | that men not fit for service in the | army medical corps will be weeded | out.
 Governor Mccall of Massachusetts has accepted an invitation to address a statewide meeting in Bridgeport to- l night. |
 Columbia University receives S,OO0,- 1 900 by the will be Robert B. Van Cort- landt, retired banker of White Plains, N. Y.
 During a movie performance at De- venport, Iowa, depicting German atro- cities a man fired two shots at a pie 
 The Emperor of Japan in a message to President Poincare said he is fol- lowing with deepest interest news of the battle = France.
 Several hundred persons are home less as the result of a fire which late today swept nine blocks of residential and business section. pr. August Phillips, minister of the Netherlands, asked for a leave of ab- sence from his Government because of ill health. He will sail for Holland shortly. Six persons were killed and four in | jured when a motor car struck train at Fort Wayne, Ind Seven hundred dollars in gold were scattered after | the wreck. Vale, Harvard, Princeton and Cornell will not participate in the Henley Re gatta at the Naval Academy at An napoiis, University of Pennsylvania. will take part. Postmaster Pattep issued warming Ito dealers of w S. & that a. man is Representing himself as post office tofncih and collecting the stamps un- der false pretenses.
 ! Five large passenger steamers ply ing on Lake Michigan have been com mandeered by the navy department for war uses, according to word re- ceived from Washington.
 An official despatch from France says the French government has ob- tained proof that the Germans have
 employed French prisoners three kilo-
 meters behind the firing line. The appointment of Herbert Knox
 Smith, of Pennington. to be a mem.
 Der of the state board of education
 for the blind was made yesterday by
 Governor Marcus H. Holcomb.
 Bernard Baruch, chairman of tht War Industries Board asked the Sen ate military affairs committee to pres. ; legislation for appropriating $15,000, 900 to house munition workers. , Slight earth shocks were felt a Washington last night and reports , from nearby Virginia cities indicated | that the quake was much more pro nounced southward from Washington , Another attempt was made to wreeI
 a train on the Ithaca, N. Y, Shor
 Line Railroad. the second effort in e year. An engine was damaged by run n ming into pile of boards and stone t on the rails.
 y The iailine of two unregistered Ger J mans at White Plaines, N. Y., was tn i outcome of a secret raid upon a shac e high up on Hog Mountain north c y Peekskill.. Some 20, German alien e were found in the shack: = The United States District Jude
 Howe announced that he recommend
 ed to the Attorney General that for d mer German consul at New York b a sent to Atlanta to serve his term ( IS months for supplying Grman raid il CTS from New York.
 q Mensienor Stagni, apostolic deIegat . of the Holy See in Canada, has ende il his term of office there. Until his sue r cessor is named by Rome the off1c If will be filled by Monsignor Fillipp ,r secretary of the apostolic delegat V Monsignor Stagni has been in Ottaw IT. seven years.
 The annual report of the Nashvill h Chattanooga and St. Louis Railroat if submitted to stockholders today. show le ed operating revenues of $15.194,75 .s an excess of s1,500000 over those ( le 1916. Operating expenses for 191 70 were $11,550.0S1 as against $9.749,S1
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