Norwich bulletin., 1918-10-24
Condensed TeIeqrams

Fifth Liberty Loan will be in
 Canada has produced es,ooo,oo shells during the war. The Canadian Victory Loan cam paign will begin on October 2S.
 Ore shipments from Cobalt, Ontario this week exceeded GOO pounds. Julian Estranse, AZ years old, al widely known actor, died of pneu- monia.
 Maximum price of October Winni- Epeg oats was placed at S51a cents a bushel.
 The quarantine which has been in effect in Camp Dix since September was lifted.
 Severe earthquakes at Guatemala killed 150. Much property damage is reported
 British casualties for the week end ] ing Oct. 21, amounted to 37,150 off, cers and men.
 Lieut.. p. M. Gerwis, of Pittsburgh,
 was killed in an airplane accident at l Miami Fla.
 1 Health conditions at Camp Custer, 1 Battle Creek, Mich. were reported virtually normal An American ship arrived at an At lantic port with a cargo of 26.000 bags i of Cuban sugar.
 All printed matter by or in the in- 1 terest of the I. w. w. was barred from the Canadian mails.
 Two officers and 99 enlisted men of the army lost their lives when the 1 Ticonderoga was sunk
 Restrictions on use of coffee were arranged between the War Trade Board and the Food Administration. 1 Steel and wooden vessels delivered to the Shipping Board during the week ended October 14 amounted to 77 150 tons.
 1 Draft calls suspended last Septem- Der are now going on again in certain
 districts.
 A new navy twin motor dirieibIe
 flew over Washington on the first lap
 of it's trip from Akron, Ohio, to Rock
 away, N. Y.
 i A Greenwood, Miss, report says the
 loss of cotton at the Greenwood Com
 press was $500 bales, estimated value . is $1,000,0 900.
 A new rule by the Supreme Court , will limit arguments to one hour each for both sides. The reinforced concrete ship Faitt 1 arrived at an Atlantic port with 3 cargo of 4 900 tons of nitrates from
 Inique, Chile.
 Sale of combined sleeping and par
 Tor car tickets at the consolidated , railroad ticket offices was ordered b. , Rail Director McAdoo. Country elevator men at meetin! ! at Springfield, H., protested to th' s Food Administration fixing cent the limit on wheat products. First snow of the year fell in Rus sia. The Dyina and Vaga rivers us n ually bound with ice at this time o = the year are still free from it. Rates on petroleum refined oil il I tank carloads from Franklin, Pa
 were held unreasonable by the Inter if state Commerce Commission. | A Swiss banker reports that Ger fl man princes are sending their fund t from Germany and Austria unde Il assumed names to Swiss banks. e Premier Clemenceau of France ha = issued an order announcing that tn state will pay the cost of medal e awarded to soldiers hereafter. : I One hundred German soldiers an d four officers were lost when the Ham n burg American line steamer flaps q burg struck mine and sank. d Felix Gouled, raincoat manufactur y CT charged with making bad rain d. coats for the army, was sentenced It seven years at Atlanta and fined $10 : 000
 e Successful inocuIation of 10000 sol Is diers against pneumonia followin
 influenza at Camp Dix N. J., cause l. camp authorities to offer the treat J. ment to 10 GOO more next week. l. President Suarez of Columbia, UT
 able to attend the funeral service Il for his 19 year old son, Gabriel whic
 were in New York yesterday. cable
 to Dr. Carlos Urueta, Columbia
 minister to the United States tn; F he hoped to come to America to tal the body home. :: John Kumnick, 62, locked himself 7T lis home in Meriden yesterday aftel 'li noon and killed himself by shootin , He was a Widower and leaves foI ,a daughters and four sons. two of u - latter being in war service