Norwich bulletin., 1918-03-19
Condensed Telegrams

Condensed TeIegrams E
 Hundreds of New England college girls are organizing agricultural units.
 Erection of a new immigration sta ion for Boston will begin within few weeks.
 The War Department authorized the at Riverside, Cal, of a lying field for the army.
 Three men were killed by an. ex- plosion of gas in the Campbell Coal Mine near Manorville, Pa.
 Six cities have barred pr. Karl Muck and his Boston orchestra, including 22 enemy aliens. The latest is Brook Iyn.
 The Fuel Administration was invited | to send a representative to CIevelond | Tuesday to attend a conference of lake | shippers.
 The passage of the daylight saving | bill is hailed by men of all trades, | who will have an hour for recreation before dark
 The church ceremony of marriage will not be legal necessity in Russia hereafter. Civil marriages alone will be recognized.
 William Cook Daniels, of Denver. millionaire drygoods merchant, trav- eler and explorer, died in Buenos Aires yesterday.
 Boston postal authorities have plac- ed the names of 9S women on their the next draft call.
 Frank E. Gray, scout commissioner, charges that gambling and thievery are prevalent amont MontcIair (N. J.) school boys and girls. . A highly developed farm of 1000 acres, near New York, was offered to the Mayors Committee on National Defence free of charge.
 Thomas Cunningham of Waterbury, Conn, died at Camp Devens yester- day He was member of the 24th Company, depot brigade.
 
 American troops have coined new name for officers and men holding soft jobs outside the danger zone at the Coffee coolers
 Governor Whitman requested the of ficerS of the New fork Guard to wear their uniforms at all times when not incompatible with business.
 The Federal authorities at Wash ington accepted the contract with Purdue University for the use of the ground as an aviation field.
 4. pot with $f15,ooo in gold coins was unearthed in an abandoned we'll on the Isaac Schaffer farm in Lawrence county, near Hillsville, Pa. The Public Service Commission and the B. R.. T. reached an agreement whereby the company will supply time schedules. on all it's surface cars. Rodn1an iWannamaker, speciol de- l putty police commissioner, will make the police reserves of New York fthe 'finest'f reserve system established. 1 pr. w. J. Mayo, now a major in the
  that 30 per cent of the cancers of |. civilized man are in the stomach.
 The "kins of Prussia ';nn," 20 miles from Philadelphia, is. now "Ye King S Inn" Auto riders made a target, of the old sign and shot it to pieces. Senator sGaIIinser, of New Hamp- shire, introduced in the Senate re- | solution declaring for application of the principle of self determination to | Ireland.
 1 rested at the Central '. M. c. A. Brooklyn. and is being held on a charge of having a revolver in his possession.
 All the schools of Boston were open yesterday with classes held on regu-
 lar schedules for the first time since they closed for the Christmas recess I December 21.
 1 Marion Danforth, prominent Som-
 erville high school girl of Boston, went 1 to the recruiting office of the British ] mission and tried to enlist as an am | bulance driver.
 William C. Garrity, of Lewiston, N i Y, a private in the 24th company, de-
 pot brigade, died at Camp Devens yes
 terday of pneumonia. He reported I here three weeks ago.
 The Finnish government has in- 1 formed Germany that entente consuls in Finland must not be molested by the Germans and that their immunity will 1 be insisted upon by Finland. Among the American troops de. corated with the War Cross are Char. 1 les Gordon. of Iowa, the first mar l wounded, and Col Douglas McArthur
 who captured the first German officer
 Four freight cars loaded with salt sugar and wheat. consigned to Jersey City, were destroyed by fire following the wrecking of fast freight trai1
 on the Reading Railway in Philadel phia.
 Paul Rosecrans, German, worked 1 as a laborer at the New York Ship