Norwich bulletin., 1918-01-28

Leo Hirsch, bell boy of Paterson, N. J.. was held on $1 500 bail for sell ing liquor to soldiers.
 Secretary Daniels announced the promotion of 176 enlisted men to. tenn porary warrant officers.
 Five stores of the business section of Fairhaven, Vt,. were destroyed by fire, which caused a $4o,O0O, loss.
 Twenty.six second Iieutenants, southerners, were assigned to the old 14th Regiment of New York
 The New York Produce Exchange will remain open on the Monday hol- idays for trading in foodstuffs.
 All anthracite in Newport has been used. The Fuel Administration has taken over 300 tons of soft coal. ' The War Department has leased the big Cape May Hotel. at Cape May, N. J., for use as a military hospital,
 The War Trade Board announced that after Feb. 1, a comprehensive ex- port application form will be in use.
 Lord Robert Cecil said that Chan cellor von Hertling's speech was very warlike, not a peace speech
 A train of the Virginia Carolina Railroad has been stuck in the snow at White Top Gap since last Tuesday. Representative Carter of Oklahoma introduced a resolution to have the Indians made citizens of the United States.
 Premier Lloyd George of England l to confer with the members of the l Cabinet. Five men on board an oil-carrying vessel were taken into custody by fed eral authorities on a charge of being slackers. l A Vieaaa telegram, with German date line, announced that all the l strikers in Austrian shops were back 1 to work.
 | The resignation of Theodore B. Fer ris, chief designer of the Federal Ship ping Board, was accepted by Chairman
 
 The German American Alliance o1 Kansas City filed a petition in court to have the name changed to the Cit | izenship Association.
 The Red Cross has given 30O,oOt bottles of milk to the children of Rus. sia. The milk is enough to last 25 00( children for two months.
 President Wilson had to cancel al his engagements and a Cabinet meet 1 ing because of cold. He remained a the White House all day. Lloyd George, and Viscount Milner members of the British War Council 1. are going to Paris to confer with tn, French Premier Clemenceau.
 The Labor Conference, in conventio, at Nottingham, adopted resolution il favor of having the House of Lord and Second Chamber abolished
 Gen. Pershing reported the death 0 another man killed in action on Jan g. The names of six others deat from natural causes were also report ed.
 |
 Major Rhinehart and Capt. Phipps of the British Royal Flying Corps
 travelled 60 miles to safety from Sal Antonio to Fort Worth with broker wing
 Dr.. w. Horace Hoskins, dean, 0
 the New York State Veterinary Col lege urges that more horse meat b used on the tables of the homes of tn
 people. ", Increases in class rates betwee Memphis and Mississippi River point
 increases asked for range from 10 t , so per cent. ?.
 r w. c. Anderson, Eaborite memhe
 of Parliament, declared at the labo convention at Nottingham, Englant t that a dangerous industrial situatio i is looming in the horizon.'' D The Taylor building in City Squart : the largest business block in Taunton
 Mass, was burned yesterday. It con
 tained twenty stores and offices. Tn
 loss is estimated at $175,000. . Three manufacturing concerns weY
 wiped out and a fourth crippled b fire which swept five story buildin
 in the industrial section of Philadel
 phia last night. The loss is estimate = at $250, E t e John McNiff, a railroad switehmal e was killed in the freight yard at DaL t bury yesterday when he stepped ol V of the way of one train and was h S by another He was 39 years of az e and lived in Bridgeport. n A German naval engineer, with u
 rank of lieutenant, deserted annount 6 ed that the German mutinies wei d more severe in the German navy tha e in the army. He also said that Il
 Germans were shot down by machiI d guns for rebelling.
 kt Charles w. Fulton, former Unite c States senator from Oregon and f, d many years prominent figure in sta st politics, died at his home at Portlan
 Ore, after a long illness, aged GA. H d term in the senate was from 1903 J. 1909. ,e
 Hungarian Cabinet Resigns.
 Amsterdam, Jan. Fixing Charfe A. knt, De- T.