Norwich bulletin., 1918-01-24


 Flying Corps camp at Toronto, Ont, were killed in accidents
 Women students in radio at the Ma tional Radio School are doing much better work than the men.
 The demand that the United States take control of the packing industry of the country has broadened.
 French chemists are advocating the making of bread with seawater to save the salt and it's transportation.
 Three boys, all under IS years of age, were arrested for setting afire the Warspite a British naval vessel.
 Discussions of the American and Canadian Fisheries Mission were in terrupted for call on President Will son.
 The Du Pont Powder Go. is erecting a large powder plant at Williamsburg, Va, to execute the orders of the Gov ernment.
 The first Canadian made aeropiane engine has passed rigid tests. A thousand of these engines will be built this year. -....
 Philip D. Armour, grandson. of the founder of Armour & Co., and nephew of J. Ogden Armour, has enlisted in the Aviation Corps s.4k .-. g,4ts 1one.sshuHdreda and sixty thousand Turkish. troops of thea.. feorganized army of General Falkenf1ayn. sent by the Kaiser, dessrted.
 First Lieutenant Dean H. Buchan- an; 18th Michigan Gun Battalion was found dead with 9 bullet hole in his head, at Camp Wadsworth.
 Passengers arriving in New York on the Fall River Line steamer Ply mouth said that at Newport, R. L, the vessel was searched for spies. The Iaboref-s, who went on strike at the Beaumont Texas, ship yards have returned. The wage dispute was left to the Federal Shipping Board.
 Macmillan Harden asks Germany not to repeat the mistake of taking Poland and Lithuania as she did when she took Alsace from France.
 David Lubin, American representa- tive at the International Institute of Agriculture at Rome, suggests mobill- zation of American women for farm work
 A proclamation fixing March 5 as the date for the special elections to fill vacancies in four New York congress sionaI districts was issued by Cover nor Whitman.
 RheinhoId Faust, who placed bomt in Chicago theatre, was found guilty of conniving to extract $100, 900 from Frank Wetmore and James Forgan Chicago bankers.
 $ Lombardus Mueller, a retired ses captain of Paterson, predicted that th< Kaiser would die on Jan. IS. He killed himself, leaving a note behind that ht was bad prophet
 The increased cost of living was re- f1ected in a deficiency estimate O $736,723 for the national soldiers homes, submitted to congress yester day by the war department. Major General Murray, commando of the western department of thu army, approved sentences imposed ol three soldiers for trying to incite mu tiny at Camp Seward, Alaska The New York Board of AIdermes l rejected the resolution of the sever Socialist aldermen to have the Pres 1 ident modify the order of the fuel ad | ministrator for closing industria plants.
 A report from Hamburg says tn | board of the German Vacuum Oil Co. l which was composed of Americans has been replaced by committee un der the presidency Of Dr. Poelchau Q Hamburg. 6 A resolution providing for the sub mission to popular vote of a prohibi | tion vote to the state constitution wa! passed by the house of representative, of the Kentucky general assembly, 8 to Il. The resolution now goes to th' senate.
 Count von ReventloS announeedr ac cording to German diplomatic rep ! resentative to a neutral country, tha the U-boat warfare would be re stricted if negotiations could be open ed between the United States and Ger many.
 Emma Burgemeister; charged wifi the murder of Otto Koehler, wealth, brewer, was found not g1lilty by jul, at San Antonio, Texas. Koeh2er wa killed November 12, t9a4, in the hcans which he had given to Mss BEge meiSter. .. | Representative Smith of New Tor, | introduced a bill to provide an ic l breaking vessel in New York haxboi