Norwich bulletin., 1918-03-28

TEN PAGES Condensed Telegrams The food situation in London. has 'ecome critical. The New York stock exchange here yill be closed on Good Friday.
 Thomas N. Jarvis was elected presi- lent of the Canadian Society of New fork.
 The bill restoring party state con- ;entions. was held up in the New York Senate.
 Six thousand aliens will lose their fight to conduct business in Chicago after May 1st.
 The front of the Finnish Red Guard was beaten. They are fleeing south ward in a panic. Explosions of cartridges <. a fire in 8 hardwore store at St. Johns, N. F., caused much damage.
 Malcolm L. MeBride of Cleveland, was appointed as head of entertain ment for the training camps.
 The long range guns bombarding | Paris are of Austrian manufacture. | They were built at Skoda factory. The French Chamber adopted a bill | giving the government a monoply on | the purchase and sale of alcohol.
 Eighteen hundred shoe workers of | the National India Rubber Co. at Bris- tol, R. l.. are on strike for more pay.
 Major Emery, Vale professor, was by the Germans. He was removed to Dantzig.
 Mrs. Edward K. Smiley, wife of the former principal of the Hartford High School, died at her home in Hartford yesterday.
 The Social Demokraten of Sweden declares that within a few days we shall see whether the German god will accomplish victory"
 
 The New York Assembly passed the annual appropriation bill of $5S, 900, 600 for support of the State government for 1918 by 130 to 10 votes.
 Henry Golden Dearth, distinguish ed American artist and winner of several medals, died suddenly at his home in New York yesterda,
 The three regional railroad directors have ordered that all railroads discon- tinue the solicitation of business on freight and passenger traffic.
 District Attorney Swann announced that there is an old swindler linked with new swindlers in the "get-rich- quick movement in New York. Colonel Isaac M. UIlman was re- elected president of the New Haven Chamber of Commerce at the annual meeting of that body last night. The first class of midshipmen, POP members, will be graduated from An napolis June I. A class of 45O reserve l officers will be graduated May s1. A conference of up State Democrats | VI 4NcW OIhs u COIlSlu6T. COtlQlQ2I6S for governor and other State officers was called for April 24 at Syracuse. i -----fEs -sl 1 Upon recommendation of the War l Department Senator Chamberlain in- troduced a bill to permit Americans to receive decorations from the Al lies.
 Postmaster Burton of Brooklyn, an. nounced that his office was secont among the cities in the sale of Posta. Savings Stamps, having sold s10,00S,- O96.
 A hotel and three houses were des troyed by fire at Rotterdam Junction an importont terminus of the Bostor & Maine Railroad, causing a S15, ,00, loss.
 The steamer Governor Cobb, fo several years in passenger service be tween Boston Ss Maine was charteret by the Shipping Board as a training ship.
 , Coe. son-in-law of H. H. Rogers a
 Oyster Bay. N. Y, was destroyed b
 fire late today with a loss estimate at nearly $SO0.000.
 The War Department approved C , the recommendation of Adjutan
 General Mccain to eliminate most C
 paper work now required of arm
 officers in the field. ( Special Deputy Police Commissions
 Rodman Wanamaker, in charge of th y New York Police Reserve announce
 that members will be schooled in tt
 ground work of aviation. Ii The Boston G Maine Railroad ar s I,plied to the Interstate Commerce Con k mission for increased rates on ire and steel from New England and Ne s York to the Central West.
 The Ames bill, to provide that 8 if American citizens or have expresse d intentions of becoming a citizen, W;
 passed by the New York Assembly.
 Improvements of working condition - for women in arsenals and plants CT - gagged in government work were r, 1T commended to the War Department IS the Women's Industries Committee.
 Shuh Yuan Lui, 30 years old, q
 official Chinese government student
 the Pratt and Whitney company pla e in Hartford died at the Hartford ho pital yesterday morning from kidn,
 trouble.