Norwich bulletin., 1918-10-19
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VUttuCIIOGu tCfCYt dtIiS
 War to date has cost 100000 Brit ish lives.
 The names of 52 Americans were Oh the Canadian casualty list.
 Porto Rico appealed to Congress for aid for the earthquake sufferers.
 Governor Manning, of South Caro- lima, has six sons in the service.
 Ore mined in the United States. in 1917 amounted to 75.2SS,S51 tons.
 London newspapers report the Kaiser as sending his valuables to Holland.
 Secretary of State Lansing cele- brated his 54th birthday anniversary by working.
 Eight prominent Havana Germans were arrested by the Cuban Secret Service.
 Male citizens of Porto Rico be- tween IS and 45 must register for military service Oct. 26
 President Wilson signed the bill making fraud in Congressional elect ions a Federal offense. Fire, following an explosion in a intuition factory at Lyons, France, caused material damage. An appeal for men to train for the electrical communication branch of the service was issued. Navy Department approved the lifting of the ban of shipping move ments on the Pacific Coast Bank of England for the week re- ported total reserves fell e112,000; bullion gained z eS7O00 Ten thousand dollars worth of opium seized by the government was stolen from the Treasury storerooms. Importation of Australian clothing wool, after dropping to almost noth- l ing last year, is near normal again. Names of two officers and 38 en- 1 listed men in German prison camps were announced by the War Depart ment.
 Railroad shops built nine passenger cars and SIS freight cars in July, the l Railroad Administration announced. A Russian wireless message in 1 England, dated Tsarkoe- Selo, Oct 15, 1 reported the death of Grand Duke Nicholas.
 Norway is making great efforts to replace her destroyed fleet of com mercial craft, it is reported at Wash 1 ington.
 Postmaster Patsen, of New York urges use of stamps of the highest denomination possible so as to save | stamps.
 | SGndLOF EeWiS lnIToGuCSO an amendment to the Army bill provid- ing an appropriation of $10,000, 900 tc i suppress influenza.
 | Police and firemen in New York oi the first grade petitioned the Board l of Estimate to raise their pay from | S1650 a year to $1,S00. Il The Japan temperance Society de mands that no more rice be used ir brewing during the year. It would save 18 GOO 900 bushels a year. Storage of larger anounts of soft coal by consumers in the eastern par of the United States was authorized
 by the Fuel Administration. James Sullivan, member of tht firm of Charles Head & Co.,, Boston
 bankers. was found dead on tn,
 tracks of the Boston & Albany Rail
 road near the Allston station Five German officers were arrested by the French at Roulers charged
 with ordering their soldiers to ,stea from the inhabitants. They will b. tried by court martial Holland has decided to send 40,0O tons of shipping to South America t, bring back the remainder of the 100 900 tons of grain allotted to her at tn,
 time America took over the Dutcl vessels.
 Chairman Baruch of the War In l dustries Board denied request 0
 John D. Rockefeller, Jr.. for priorit. fo newspaper to publish un eight
 page supplement in New York paper concerning work of the United Wa
 Work Campaign,
 If the American people want un conditional surrender from German.
 they must pay for it, William H. Taft former president, declared here, ad dressing a loan rally in Carnegie hal New York
 Private Frank Buck of Norristowr refused to do farm work, or to put ol tachment of the Quartermaster' Corps, was sentenced by courtmartia 1 to twenty five years at hard labor Pottery manufacturers in the Unite
 States were officially notified by tn
 War Industries Board that their pro
 duction must be .curtailed to fifty pc
 cent. of the 1917 output in the si
 months beginning October 1st.
 Advices received from Berlin are
 the effect that there are great activit in political circles, in view of the Ger
 many reply to President Wilson note.
 The body of the woman found in tn
 Windsor Locks canal at Suffield o
 Thursday was identified yesterday a that of Mrs Anna Miner, 70 years olt . of Springfield, Mass. Fire late yesterday destroyed tn ' main building and the office of tn !, New England Lime company's plar , at Boardman, near New Milford wit }, a loss placed at $25000