Norwich bulletin., 1918-09-14
Condensed TeIegrams

Crops in parts of New England are reported suffering from frost.
 The Argentine dreadnought Moreno, built at Camden, N J., burns crude oil as fuel.
 French women in France will erect a monument in Paris in honor of American women.
 pr. Carl Peters, a German, known as an African explorer, died Sept. 10 in Germany.
 Five women appointed street edean- CTS of Mount Vernon, N. Y, failed to auuear for work.
 French colonies furnished .913,00o men of whom $50 900 were combatants and the remaider workers.
 Promotion of 200. officers at Camp Upton was announced. The emajority of the men were from New Ytrk.
 Public Service Commissioner kracke ordered the B. R. T. to increase train service in Manhattan 33 pc rcent.
 Eleven British and fl French citi- zens are imprisoned in the Fortress of St. Peter and Paul, in Petrogrod
 Thirty-six members of the crew of the torpedoed American supply ship. Montanan arrived at an Atlantic port.
 Representative Albert Johnson, of Washington, was commissioned cap tain in the army chemical warfare service
 The strike of postal employees in Argentine has not ended No mail has beeen delivered to the capital within a wek.
 German military officials are crowd ing British and Belgian captives into cages and putting them around their airplane sheds.
 Francis J. Henry was selected by the Democratic Central Committee of California, at San Francisco, as candi- date for governor.
 Admiral von Scheer, chief of the German Admiralty Staff is reported in German papers as still believing in the submarines.
 PennsylVanians who are participa- ting in the war are to be recorded by the history committee of the State | Council of Naional Defense.
 An Austrian paper published for the
 Prince put off his drive on Paris fol humanitarian. reasons.
 Colleges and universities with Stu dents training corps units were ad- viSed by the War Department to can eel football schedules.
 President Manuel Estrada Cabrera
 of Guatemala, was awarded .tht
 Cram Cross of the Legion of Honor
 by President .Poincare of France.
 There will be no political rallies O
 speech making by Republicans can
 didates in Massachusetts campaign during the Liberty Loan drive President Wilson signed the join resolution of Congress empowering him to establish dry zones around shipyards mines and intuition plants SirGeoree Reed, former high com missioner for Australia and membe of Parliament for St. George died il London after a prolonged illness. Charles E. Munroe, one of the in ventors of smokeless powder, was ap pointed chairman of the committee O explosives of the War Research Coun cil During the retreat of the German between the Marne and the Vesl thousands of bottles of mineral wate for the Geman officers were left un destroyed.
 Capt. N. Pfeiffer, representing tn 4 War Department says that unles selling of liquor to soldiers in Ne York stops all saloons from the Beat
 tery to 14th street will be closed.
 Because of the shortage, manu
 facturers of felt, shoes and slipper were notified by the War Industrie Board that when present stocks al !, exhausted they will not receive ne :, supplies.
 ; Spanish imports TOT the first seve ,, months of 1918 were only BPS 900 , 900 peseetas compared with 539 900 |, 900 in 1916. Exports amounted , 506 0O0,000 compared with S0S,000 . 900 peseetas for the same time. As a result of Thursdays primari $ in Illinois, dry leaders tonight asser V ed late returns showed they shove t they would be able to poll a majori l, of the lower house of the state legi :. 1 latlIre-