Norwich bulletin., 1918-08-08
Condensed TeIegrams

Condensed Telegrams Admiral won chappelIe, German min ister of marine, will resign shortly.
 Conferences to adjust the wages in shipyards and working conditions have begun at Philadelphia.
 The Syracuse baseball franchise of the New International league was transferred to Hamilton, Ont
 A semi official statement issued in Berlin claims the allies got an empty pocket in capturing the Marne.
 The Earl of Reading, British ambas- sador and high commissioner to the United States, arrived in London.
 Prices on window glass products were revised showing an increase which will be issued in a few days.
 The Canadian food board requested families in Canada to use only 1 1-2 pounds of sugar a month per person. Lady Rhondda, wife of the late Wis count Rhondda proposes to claim her rights of a peeress to sit in the house | of lords.
 Government agents are Investigating | the movement of Germans across the Lower California border where a wire less plant is located Among the new industries establish ed in Chih is brickmaking. Shortage of ships to supply South American de- | mands is the cause. Hundreds of c6nvicts who were con- fined to the prison at Santa France, have been made to work upon the entrenched camp of Paris.
 It is reported in London from Mos COW by way of Berlin that the Bol- sheviki government is considering a declaration of war on Japan. Broader provisions for exemption to be made in the new man power bill so that the nations war industries may not be upset by drafting men over 32
 
 operations and closed it's mill because the operation of the Federal rate rul- ing has increased the cost 20 cents a ton.
 Air mail service between New YorI and Washington was interrupted only twice in July by weather conditions Out of 10S possible flights 9S were per feet.
 Military authorities at Camp Meade Md, are investigating what they be- lieve evidence leading to the arrest O ] German sympathizers who fired hay sheds.
 The Halifax Herald and Evenin, Mail offers s5 900 to any person givinl information for the location of a sub marine base or supply station in Nov; Scotia.
 Liberty loan officials who have ask ed President Wilson to make a ser ies of speeches to help send the loal I "oyer the top" are confident he wi z make them.
 s Carlo Mandirs of Windsor Locks, 1 years old, was drowned while bathin
 
 , 1 other boys in picking tobacco on T Suffie,d plantation. Lucas Verehovski, of orangeburg, R Y., was interned for saying the Unit ed States is no good and German sol > diers would wipe the Americans o r the face of the earth The conclusion of an agreement re II latiye to the granting of safe conduc by Germany for Dutch shipping Scandinavian countries is assured ac cording to Dutch newspapers. Y During hand grenade practice Camp Beauregard, La, Captain n Diettel of the 114th Engineers WE killed and three lieutenants, a sergeal and five privates were wounded. d Lord Northeliffe and Sir Joseph Ma, ,e lay, the British shipping minister SCI "a congratulations to Chairman Hurle ,d of the Shipping Board. upon the pr, l. gress in shipbuilding in the Unite 6 States. -,~- re The federal food board ordered Il IS wholesale grocery establishment > Scalafani Brothers in Wallabout Ma
 
 ye selling wheat flour with insufficie s0 substitutes.
 ,e Max Schwartz, prominent for mai re years as swimming instructor at "a lv university. died in New Haven, We
 nesday, after, a lingering illness. l Inf formerly was assistant instructor r. the Yale gymnasium. r9 William L. Church, a farmer ot Es
 Plymouth, shot and killed himself wi
 shotgun Wednesday. Medical E
 aminer Goodwin gave a verdict of a in cidental shooting. Church was pr e. pairing to shoot an ailing horse Wh yn the piece was discharged. He was CT years old. r. FURIOUS STORM STRUCK A | eA- |.