Norwich bulletin., 1918-01-08

'Es 70 COLUMNS i
 Condensed TeIegrams
 France has recognized Finland as a 1 republic.
 The Marlborough Hotel, New York had to resort to candles.
 The Serbian mission will address the House today at 12:30 o'clock.
 Scarcity of coal, oiI gas and cleo tricity has caused Paterson mills to close.
 Money in circulation in the United State on Jan. 1, amounted to $5,12o,- 424 0e0.
 American sailors wrecked the of- fees of the Seattle Daily Call, a radi- cal newspaper.
 Walter Schmidt, paymaster, was
 
 in Jersey City.
 Philadelphia Navy Yard officials dr. rested Charles de Marco while trying to sell drugs to a sailor
 Two fires within two blocks of each other in Philadelphia killed 30 horses and caused 1925, 600 damage.
 
 Twenty two persons were shot Dec.s 29 at Ghent for alleged espionage by German military authorities.
 Attorney General Gregory assumed full responsibility for the release of three enemy aliens in New York.
 Attorney General John Garland Pollards, of Virigina, resigned to go to France to take up Y. M. C. A. work.
 Hans Goetz, a German, was held without bail by Judge Mead at Greenwich, Conn, for making disloyal remarks.
 A tornado lasting forty minutes struck Leesville, Louisiana Twelve residences and other buildings were demolished.
 Former Premier Kerensky of Russia is near death, according to continued reports reaching London by way of Switzerland
 Every policeman of Cleveland was dressed in plain clothes on Saturday as a means to break the wave of hold ups in that city.
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 According to present arrangements court for only homicide cases will be opened in New York city at the old police headquarters. | The German Crown Prince in his New Years greetings to his army l praised it's valor and told the men that God was his ally" also. Henry T.. King, the new democratic mayor of Meriden, assumed the duties of his office last night at inaugura, ceremonies held in City Hall.
 Three children daughters of Her bert Roth, of Philadelphia were as phyxiated by gas that escaped from a radiator used to heat the house.
 D. T. BIodget, of Des Moines, wal ? l Kan, for violating the espionage, ac, and circulating anti draft literature. l. -----4+- I The War Department annuIled the court martial proceedings against 1( men of the 18th Field Artillery, regular army, convicted for mutinous conduct Creation of an international trade. mark registration bureau at Havana was announced by Secretary McAdoo Dr. Maria Diaz Irizar is director of tht bureau.
 Dutch ships held in Atlantic port
 for months by embargo regulation
 will be used to transport cotton iron
 South Atlantic and Gulf ports to Nev
 England.
 Baron Fuagitaro ortori, the nev Japanese minister to Mexico announc ed that Japan will not accept any sep
 arate peace offer no matter how ad vantageous. The comforts committee of tn Navy League issued an appeal fo 7 funds for wool to give to women wh are willing to knit and who are unabl to buy the material. '! Commodore E. c. Benedict wa ;, among those who waited in turn a
 the office of the Greenwich fus : committee for slip of paper for ! small supply of coal. According to four sailors of tn
 Belgian relief ship which rammed tn
 French steamer Mont Blanc in Hali
 fax hafbor, causing the death of 200 r there were six explosions. F Because of an injury to his kne 1 sustained last summer at Harvard unt
 versity, Captain w. S. OVerton hs been obliged to give up his professor , saip of military science at Yale. f A copy of a Budapest newspap. . received at Zurich states that tt :. question of separate army for Au. r tria and one for Hungary has bee a settled. The joint ministry is abo n ished. V The choate Preparatory school 2 2 Wallingford had a close call from n,
 opening as scheduled today b. f cause of extensive freezeups in u . heating and plumbing plants of u d institution.
 New demands for the expulsion
 Senator LaFollette for his disloy