Norwich bulletin., 1918-12-27
Condensed TeIegrams

Paris Matin reports the Allies de- cided against further military inter- | vention in Russia.
 Revenue bill has gone to conference, i where it will remain for many weeks. l
 Kansas State Agricultural Board ! placed value of field crops at s592, or, 1924. Liyestck was estimated at | $361. .36S,7S5.
 It is reported in Montreal that fur ther changes in the Canadian Car & Foundry board will take place.
 A demand for a 44-hour workine week at the present wage scale was presented to managers of municipal and private owned railroads in England.
 Exports of sugar from cardenas, Cuba, for November was 201,965 bags, compared with 147,000 bags in Octo- Der.
 Department of Commerce announce ed the organization of an American Chamber of Commerce at Tampico, Mexico.
 No Christmas pardons were received from Governor Whitman, although several in Sing Sing expected them.
 Five hundred .and nineteen new units were added to the British navy since August, 1914.
 A resolution was introduced in the Senate demanding that George Creel furnish copies of all cable messages sent to Europe by the Committee on Public Information. Anaconda's divident was cut from eight dollars a year to six. United States Industrial Chemical Co.'S contract to supply acetylene to the Government was cancelled. Great Sritain's price for barley har- vested in 1919 was set at $17.03 per quarter of AS pounds. 1 A charter was granted to the South land Steamship Co. of Delaware with a capital of $5O00,0O0.
 It is reported that Government con- trol of price of silver is to end soon.
 There were 23 deaths from infIu- l enZa-pneumonia in Boston yesterday according to the final report issued last night. | Fourteen carloads. of Christmas packages for divisions along the Rhine reached Coblenz and were distributed immediately.
 Names of 1S5 American soldiers citee
 by the French government for bray.
 cry in the fighting from Oct. to Oct
 10 were published in the Jaurnal Of
 f1ciaI
 Death sentences imposed by court
 martial upon Recruit Lamb and Pri
 vate Jacobs of the 105th infantry wer : commuted by President Wilson to 9 years Imprisonment and dishonorabl
 discharge
 Sergeant Aviator StoII dropped
 Christmas gift to his girl in Brooklyn from an airplane and then fell iron the machine. He was not injured.
 Six persons were killed and mum
 Der injured in collision between
 passenger train and a freight train O
 the St. Louis & San Francisco Rail road in Oklahoma.
 Two burglars were caught robbin
 a home of a wealthy Hackensack. : J., resident. They were identified a the men that robbed the Brookly : Savings Bank and shot the payin - teller and cashier.
 A delegation of American Jew
 headed by Rabbi Wise will arrive i
 Paris in few days to confer wit I Col. E. M. House regarding the zior . ist movement.
 n Joseph B. Martin, Smoky Joe," Fc i IS years a deputy chief of the Ne
 York Fire Department, was designate }. as assistant chief.
 Loyal British Walters and Chef ;, Society voted against the employmel d of enemy aliens. r Americans in and out of the Arm = called to Paris by the visit of Pres l. dent Wilson resent extortionate rat | which hotels and restaurants al : charging.
 e A German was arrested in a Par y hotel when he asked for a room. F l, said heS was a member of the Intern;
 tional Armistice Commission. .; Private reports from The Hague s; d the ex-Kaiser's illness should be a n cepted with reserve. J William A. Twiss, of New Bedfor s a retired cotton manufacturer and q J. rector of the New Bedford Texti y school, died at Maiden. d Charles E. Pierce, 77, former le treasurer of the Boston Journal. di l. at his home in the South Boston di ar 4Tiot