Norwich bulletin., 1918-10-02
Condensed TeIegrams

An epidemic cf grip is expected to 1 affect the output of gold in South Africa.
 Purchases of War Saving and Thrift stamps in New York to date are $30, 161 ,96S
 Production of bituminous coal for the week ended Sept. 2l amounted to 1 12,650 900 tons.
 i Secretary Baker is in London to participate in a conference with Amer i ican military leaders.
 1 A movement was organized in Chili
 to bring about closer relations with
 the United States.
 1 Berlin newspaper announces the mobilization of school children to serve as coal transporters. Leon Trotsky, BoIsheviki Minister of 1 War, is reported to have. been shot. 1 His wound is not serious. l After working 54 years for the 1 Treasury Department Eliza R. Hyde,
 clerk, resigned. She was never late
 Canada will launch it's, second Vic tory Loan Oct. 2S. The minimum
 subscription expected is $500, 900 OOO Further restrictions to save iron, steel and rubber were put into effect by the War Industries Board. 1 kei Hara, one of the leaders of the 1 great Seayu Xxi party. was appointed Premier to the new Japanese Cabi- net.
 Discovery of sulphur on the property of the Texas Go. at their oil fields in North Texas was announced by the
 company.
 Arrangements of the New York Chi
 cago Air mail service will be aban-
 don for the present because of the
 shortage of airplanes. , General Rogosa, Ukranian War
 Minister, announced plans for the Ukranian army of two corps of eight divisions each.
 Four nurses and 13 soldiers died of
 Spanish influenza at Camp Syracuse in A hours, and 1000 more cases have , been reported.
 Congressman J. Fred c. TaIbott i from the second district of Mary lana is seriously i'll in Washington witE
 heart trouble.
 The government placed contracts , with a Detroit yard for the production . of concrete barges to be used on the
 New York State Canal A bulletin issued by the Unitec States Geographical Survey show.
 that the production of petroleum O. : the world in 1917 was 50O.651 OS6 bar n rels
 The steamer Mexico orf the New York & Cuban Mail Line reached al B Atlantic port with a fire in her cargo 1 The flames were eXtinguiShed in port Contracts for large commercial fertilizer plant to be erected at Wes Hammond, H., was let by the Swif B Packing Co. The cost will be S493, E coo. Fifty stock brokers were questione, E by District Attorney Swann's assist ants for buying bonds under their pa va Inc the practice
 ' Countess Rena won Kuppers, owne X of the Nassapequa Inn. Long Island B and Leon Wasservogel, manager, wer sent to prison for selling liquor to sol diers. X Seventy five thousand Iongshoreme engaged in oversea shipping at port from Boston to Norfolk are asking fo $1 an hour pay and $2 an hour fo overtime.
 RI Applications for the exportation e coin, bullion, currency, or evidence (
 indebtedness should be made to tn
 Federal Reserve Board, and not tn 5 War Trade Board Guilty" was the plea ,'esterday ( -E John Holub, New York stock broke T.. who secured large clientele an II whose margin deposits he was ac U cused of appropriating to his own us 5 The fourth great government loci u the largest in the world, connectin l. Lake Superior and Lake Huron, wi = be completed in a few days when tn u 1,100-ton gates are installed Il Frank E. BIakeman of Stratfor
 has been appointed member of tI Ie state board of agriculture to take u Il place of the late J. Henry Blakema US of the same town until the third Wet y nesday in January. le There were but 29 deaths at Cam . Devens yesterday as a result of 1T ,; fiuenza and pneumonia and the al > thorities announced the disease ha IT been stamped out" in the cantor ul ment.