Norwich bulletin., 1918-09-20
Condensed Teleqrams

Holland crops are reported in poor condition.
 No exemptions will be made in the hghtless night orders.
 Sand is being used in Germany as substitute for soap.
 The names of 17 Americans appear ed on the Canadian casualty list.
 Production of cigars in Germany dwin be stopped by the end of the year.
 The administration bill to stimulate the sale of Liberty Bonds was taken up in the Senate.
 Premier Orlando of Italy is in Paris. He was received by Premier Clemen- ceau and the Italian minister.
 Negotiations are reported under way for the merger of all interesats con trolled by the Pacific Coast Co
 Cotton gins in Mississippi will stop work for ten days to clean up accumu- lations of cottonseed in warehouses. Eighty British soldiers, including seven officers, released from a military prison in Bulgaria arrived at Geneva. During the week ended Sept. 13, sick and wounded soldiers numbering l 884 were landed in the United States. Spanish influenza has made ces- i ond appearance in Scandinavian coun- 1 tries. It is reported worse than be- 1 fore.
 President Wilson suspended for the ] durati tion of war the ban prohibiting the Government from buying prison made goods.
 | Three hundred steel coal cars built Go. of Pittsburgh, will be sent to i France.
 More than 25 per cent. of the mar riage licenses taken out in Chicago were by youths between 17 and 21 and men over 31.
 The aeronautics bill favorably ae- ported by the Senate military commit tee will be killed by Administration opposition.
 l Nurses of the New England division
 of the Red Cross were ordered to or
 ganize at Boston to fight the Spanish influenza.
 Representative Tom Connolly, ot
 Texas, was commissioned a captain 1T
 the army and ordered to report a
 Camp Meade, Md
 Ambassador Jusserand appealed tt
 Senator Hitchcock to have Congress
 allow importation of French wines un.
 til May l. 1919.
 The wool clip of Alberta, Can., fo 1918 amounts to 2,415,000 pounds Lit
 tie is offered for sale to Americal
 dealers.
 Another party of 500 refuges iron Russia and including 60 American and British civilians arrived at Hap aranda, Sweden
 I Manufacturers of paper and carb | board boxes agreed to curtail thei production along lines suggested b , the War Industries Board. No new style of straw hats will b made for next season. The War In dustries Board put ban on advance shapes and models.
 No restrictions are placed on tn t manufacture of soft drinks by tn Fuel Administration and none will | ] imposed until an investigation show ;, such move is necessary. |. Protigene Elioni, attorney, and Fran g cesco Mor-ri. agricultural expert. wer = elected presidents for six months ( D the tiny republic. of San Maino. 2; Howard Robots of Springfield, Mass r was sentencd to three months in ia s for stealing $14,OO0 worth of Libert q Bonds from a bank in that city !, The national convention of journa
 ists at Rio. de Janeiro will hold i IT next meeting Sept. 10, 1922, for a Par e American congress of journalists. The Federal Food Board received e request from the Department of WC r. men Farm Workers to aid in the rt
 cruiting of 150 women for farm labo e To prevent a shortage of 17,00o, ,0t l. tons of coal this winter a bill was il = troduced in the Senate to prohibit u = sale of liquor within five miles of co II mines for 50 days after Oct. 1. g Nicholas Zitko, years old, " ,e killed in front of his home in liar s ford by milk truck owned by Charl ! | FddV Of R1OomfieId
 The body of William F. HaIida -s aged F, son of George Halliday, l. Wethersfeld, was found in Salmt in river.
 sIs s A true bill of murder in the fir n degree was returned by the grand tu : in the criminal court in the case Joseph and Erasmo Perratta, accus ae of Killing Frank Palmez in New Bri " ain June B.
 fo The death of Peter Terezchak ire re Spanish influenza is the first fatali of from the disease reported in Seymol