Norwich bulletin., 1918-10-23
Condensed Teiearams

Condensed Telegrams
 sixty-seve alleged BoIsheviki sym pathizers were arrested at Toronto. Five million pounds of corn meal month is being consumed by the army.
 Production of soft coal for the week ended Oct 12 amounted to 12,321 ,00U l tons.
 St. Louis University seismosraph recorded earth shocks 1,S00 miles to the south.
 The Senate will sit continuously until the Army Deciency bill has been l passed
 An increase of 25 per cent in wages vas granted to Cleveland garment
 workers.
 American Ambassador Sharp plac-
 ed a wreath at the foot of the statue of the city of Lille.
 | American trade with Canada for July resulted in a balance for the Dominion of S31, 100000.
 The Senate Finance Committee dis
 cussed amendments to the revenue
 bill but took no action. An additional $120,o00,o00 was ask
 ed of Congress. for ship construction
 by the Shippind Board [ Total purchases of War Savings and Thrift Stamps in New York to date amount to $31,979,491. Licensed grain dealers must report on three months operations from Oct.
 l, 1918, to Dec. 31, 1918. , Additional credits of $200,0o0,o00 to s Italy and s100.000,000 to France were ! announced by the Treasury ! Eiahtyfive thousand bags of sugar
 were shipped from Cienfuegos, Cuba, during the week ended Oct ,. Il Shipments of fresh cured meats from Chicago for the week ended Oct f 19 amounted to 66 10S, 900 pounds.
 The Irish steamer DundaIk was tor
 pedoed last week in the Irish Sea o Of the crew of 30 only 13 were saved Latest estimates of loss of life in . Porto Rico earthquakes are 200, Il Property damage is placed at $5,O0O,- a 900.
 3 Wheat crop of Australia and New + Zealand amounts to 124O00, 900 bush r els, compared with 15S, 900, 900 bush
 els in 1917.
 S Lieut.. Eddie Rickenbaeker, famou, t. auto racer, was awarded the dis. d tinguished service cross. He has Il n planes to his credit IT Members of the Senate Financ, 0. Committee have received numerou Q requests asking tax exemption fo
 | NleaA ACcpiS uOIullOIlS. l. The Supreme Court dismissed tn e, case of violation of the Sherman n Anti Trust Law against the Interna SC tional Harvester Go. ar motion of the Department of Jus le tice to reopen the case of the Unite ss Shoe Machinery Co. was denied b le the Supreme Court of Plans for after the war reconstrue
 ton, to be held in January, at Wash
 lngton, were announced by the Ma
 tional Popular Government League Al Public lands committee of the Sen x. ate reported favorably the bill appro YS priating s1,000 GOO to make survey s.di of farms for returning soldiers ; Resources of the 98 trust con rI tpanies, 209 State banks and 63 priv ii ate bankers in New York State fc >1 the period ended Sept 10 tetaIed S4 '1 112 659 959.
 Secretary Baker will distribute tF . $1S,350 donated by the National Bast n- ball Commission and players of Il ,,l- Boston Red Sox for war funds s- Representatives of the Nation ,fs Wheat Growers Association will as in President Wilson to fix a minimu .sr price of $2.46 a bushel for wheat. l3a Captain Edward Grant, former thi m baseman of the New York Giant rd was killed in action while leading nI unit to the aid of the famous 10 ail battalion"
 ,tv A decree was issued by the Bra al ilian government declaring every q; 3,e a holiday for business and offici rs1 purposes until the epidemic of infu en nza is over.
 eX pr. Joseph W. Walsh, aged as, di
 yesterday of pneumonia at Portlar ng Conn. He had practiced in Middl Al- town for four years prior to comi1 nat to Portland
 he Demosthenes T. Timayenis, eener bl9 consul of Greece for Boston and NJ no England for more than fifteen yea ies died Monday at Brookline Mass mt Announcement of the appointme ain of five additional chaplainS to mi
 ister to the spiritual needs of Jewi
 soldiers and sailors with the Anne
 can fighting forces, was made by { ON Jewish Welfare Board at New To
 The purchase by the government mil m Gould Island, in Narragansett B. loh was announced last night. The isla I,: re was owned by Percy D. Haughton li-C li Boston.
 ene me With less than POO new cases of 1Ln a,. fiuenza and 170 deaths reported dl ,1a+ rio ing the last A hours. the heath 2 iiGe im thorities of Baltimore are more Ill couraged.
 huffSy SS UT EaIlFOdCS uQu6H I6uG iito 4o control subscribed not less than $1t ., eo 992, ,150 to the Fourth Liberty l0an ' ..ne Sick and wounded landed in uiS 34o United States from the American !i1 .!iH, peditionary forces during the we 1o 1oS ended October IS, numbered 637, . +bo {J War Department yesterday annoul the ed.
 no pr. Leo Peterson, 31, president iiIa ia the. Chi Set Chi Medical I7ratern m died at New York yesterday of pm, The ri,e monia, following influenza. l rao King George received large del Io9 tation of inter parliamentary deleg es at Buckingham Palace Mond ~ The deputation included thirty Brit o ;n representatives, twenty two if -.on ,.o France, eight from Italy and one if
 Belgium.
 f The navy twin motor dirieibIe | c loon, which started from Akron, Ol
 early yesterday landed at the na Na air training station at Rockaway
 Of 6.30 o'clock last night. ged Charles Andrews, former chief ju tmo of the New York state court of the peals, twice mayor of Syracuse pre- long it's foremost citizen, Gied at Sy OF cuse, N Y. early last night. He ' TOSS 91 years old.
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