Norwich bulletin., 1918-03-06
Condensed Te|egrams

zI Presidnent Wilson finished his fifth ear, MarchS4, as executive.
 Janitors of the City Hall at Hazel- on, Ps., burned German flag. E Costa Rican Government arrested s6 TO German rebels in roundup. William A. Morgan resigned as vice. resident of the Curtiss Airplane O., tt Buffalo N Y.
 Harry Smith Morrow, widely known lydrauiic mining engineer, died at his lome in Jamaica l.. L
 Two Americans were killed, five wounded and three gassed while fight ng with the Canadians.
 British women nunition workers Ire playing football. Each intuition plant has it's women teams.
 Three persons were killed and four Pleasant Building, Providence, R. I.
 The 1918 tax rate was fixed by. the Board of Aldermen. of New York city. The tax rate is 34 points higher.
 The Supreme Court decided that the Federal courts had no Jurisdiction in bribery cases in general elections.
 Second hand baby carriages and boys bicycles are. selling in Rome for double what new ones cost year ago.
 Several blocks of the business sec tion of Norwood, N. Y :, were destroyed by five. The property loss was s50,-
 in the first days drive for S2o0, ,ooo for the New Haven chapter of the Red Cross yesterday sT6,sS6 was given.
 At the request of the War Depart ment President Wilson has put pro- hibition into effect in Oahu, Hawaiian Islands.
 The War Department has arranged for the construction of an ordinace base in France. costing about s25 o00000.
 Ambassador Franics cabled the State Department and announced that ht intends to stay at Vologda for ths present.
 The resignation of Albert Sevisny minister of inland revenne of tn, Borden Cabinet. was announced al Quebec.
 Re election of Daniel Willard d chairman of the advisory commission of the council of national. defense wa announced
 New Jersey drafted troops were re viewed by Gen. Hugh L. Scott an, Governor Edgar at Camp Dix on Nes Jersey Day.
 Bill { making t s crime to wiifull make false statements to obstruct .th sale of Government bonds was passe l by the House. The budget for the city of Paris fo i the. year 1918 is no 0d0,000 francs nor than last year. The budget this yea
 is 56S 36s 2sS francs. :; Three hundred thousand members { the Boys and Girls AgricultT-ural Gu
 in> 32 northern states raised crop
 valued at 8 000,000 last year. 1 Bills authorizing the minister of wa i to mobilize industry, contributing f the. prosecution of the war are to | introduced in the Japanese Doet. | The Postal Cable Co.,. announce that wireless service from Honolul to Tutuila Apia, (Samoal8 and Pa peete (TahitD, has been, suspended.
 Colonat Roosevelt, when asked ho
 he felt when leaving Roosevelt Ho,
 pital. answered.: Fine He walkt ,. rather feebly, but was looking goo I President Wilson : announced tn al persons flying in airplanes must ha' i a license when flying over war zone or in the vicinity of military work
 Three trainmen were injured when | Pennsylvania freight train sideswip. 4 a. passenger. train at, Canton, Obi
 Spreading of, the tracks was |
 cause.
 The duty of supervising all the fo' z, conservation work in New York sta ItdS sUSG1 bSSlSIl0U bO LIT. jdCOD OOu Fchurman, president of Cornell UT versity. ,
 Miss Frances H.. Wilcox died :
 New Haven, aged S0 Miss Willie l was born in Clinton the day after t ! town was, set off from killingwort 5 in 1888. Y 5 SaIvatriee Mangusa and Rosiha Pt 3 ize, alleged to have stolen thousan ? dollars worth of silk from Rochest
 N. Y, stores were caught redhand } in Syracuse, N. Y.
 v The lower house of the. Texas L | gis' 'ature passed bill for a ten-m s prohibition zone around army cam g shipbuilding yards and plants wor ? ing on government contracts. ] Clayton J. Woodworth, of Dunno : Pa. an author of books containi [ pacifist propaganda, was arrested | Scranton, with three co-workers. . a charge of interfering with the dra $ Frank j. Reuhl, seaman of the na, reserve, has been accidentally kill d abHrd the Belgian relief steam }. Elizabeth Van Belgie by the dischar = of a bullet from the revolver of E n ward Reutmann, another seaman