Norwich bulletin., 1918-03-07

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 TEN PAGES CO.'S Condensed TeIegrams Rail Director McAdoo is on a hunt 'or locomotives.
 Fruit growers of New England have . organized a fruit growers exchange. Resignation of the Persian Cabinet was reported to the State Department. ! Meat prices, except those of beef, fell off 10 per cent in the middlel West.
 Count czsrnin, the Austrian Prem fer, warned Rumania to yield or be crushed
 Up to March 2, 43 Americans were killed and 252 wounded while fighting III France.
 A total of $es,514 was raised in Connecticut for the National War Lib rary Fund.
 The Archbishop of New York at Camp Upton said he never had seen better men"
 Squads of soldiers returned to Can ada are going to help the Dominion trap the slackers.
 More than sf,ooo was taken by rob bers from the safe of a theatre in Springfield, Mass,
 John J. scannel, former fire com missioner of New York and a Tam | many leader is dead.
 The first session of Parlment under | the new Canadian Government was | called for Monday, March 1S
 Collection of the war tax on trolley | line suburban trips was begun by the | Connecticut company yesterday.
 The unsuitable ship Lucia will un- dergo a severe test at Hampton Roads. 1
 
 Official announcement was made at London that several British personages had abandoned their German titles.
 Fire destroyed the Schurr Creamery at DoGgiassville I'a The fire, of un- known origin, caused a loss of s20 900.
 Captain II. A. Innes of Hampton, Va, wl.D is stationed at Camp Meade, was found dead iii a hotel at Balti- more.
 George Dern1ot, a Russian Socialist, was denied a slew trial at Media. Pa. He was found guilty of trying to cause a riot.
 An AshevilIe. N. C., trooper advised his mother not to send candies be- cause they take Up room nseded for ammunition.
 A special board of inquiry appointed by Secretary Daniels started an in yestigatien in the sinking of the naval tug Cherokee. At the end of the second days drive of the Red Cross in New Hayer for the local chapter $120,553 has been se- cured of the $20o.Oe0 desired.
 The Public Service cos1mission in New York issued on order for the B. R. T. to have time tables on all cars where passengers may see them. ] An American Red Cross contingent 1 will arrive at Port Ellen, Scotland, l from London. to select a site for a monument for the dead of the Tus- 1 eania. The recedine flood waters of the 1 Susquahanna upset tthe Washington | Borough tobacco factory in Lancaster County, Pa and swept it into a creek.
 ] George Haven Putnam, publisher and author, has become a member of the Friends of the German Democracy. He will serve on the national advisory council.
 Henry s. Chase, head of the Chase companies, which have rolling mills and brass working and manufacturing plants at Waterbury, is dead from ap- pendicitic
 Sixty enlisted men of the United States Sanitary Corps are undergoing the dangers of trench fever. self i'm posed in a scientific investigation by the Red Cross.
 Coal operators under contract to furnish coal to the New York Central l railroad were ordered yesterday by the fuel administration to give prior lty. to such contracts in regular daily 2 and weekly shipments. | Action against Thompson & Gould, wholesale grain dealers at Goshen, N Y. was suspended by the Food Ad- ministration, when the firm agreed to eliminate certain metods of sale that they had been following.
 Forty five proprietors and managers l of restaurants and lunchrooms were haled before the Federal Food Board in New York charged with violating the wheatless and meatless days rule Local Food Administrator Arthur Will Hams administrated a rebuke Comp iants were made by the -Fede. ral Trade Commission against the Am er1can Agricultural Chemical Co. ot Connecticut and the Brown company of New Jersey charging unfair me thods in suppressing competition ir the manufacture and sale of fertili- ger.
 PROUD OF WORK AT HOG. ISLAND SHEPARD President Robinson of the American
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