Norwich bulletin., 1918-08-24
Condensed Teleqrams

Bristol and Walter Webster of East Hartford, will start for the federal penitentiary at Atlanta this morning.
 Harvesting in Alberta, Canada, is reported well under way.
 Anthracite production for the week Aug. II totaled 1.53S, 416 tons.
 The Food Administration purchased 5,00o.000 pounds of sugar for the army.
 Girl cigar store clerks are reported great success throughout the coun- try.
 A Danish company has been org anized at Copenhagen to manufacture typewriters.
 Secretary McAdoo of the Treasury, who was in New York. has left for Washington
 Twenty-Five passengers of a jit- ney bus were injured in collision ] with an auto bus in Newark. Vice. president L. J. Drake of the Standard Oil Co. of Indiana was pro- noted to the presidency. ! Senator Borsh introduced bill pro- viding for the collection of gross sales'' tax from every purchaser. Works of art of Cologne and Munich are reported being taken inland to l safeguard against air raids. | Canadians will be asked in the fall
 to limit their supply Of sugar to one
 third of what they. are using now.
 Seven enemy airplanes flew over Paris suburbs but were driven off by
 anti aircraft guns and defense planes. | The American steamer Cubore was | torpedoed in European waters, ac- cording to reports in marine circles in 1 New York
 President Wilson sent to Congress a
 joint resolution authorizing the ad- mittance of war refugees into the United States.
 Harry Gardner, "human Fly l climbed the 29-story office building at No. 160 Broadway, New York; to aid
 the Knights of Columbus fund.
 Philip La Toilette, son of Senator LaFollette, is one of 200 recommended for an officers course at Fort Sheri-
 dan, Chicago.
 The Maine Committee on public
 scfety believes that enemy spies are
 opera ting in Maine in connection with
 the German submarine activities. Seven enemy aliens of the third
 war prison camp at Fort Douglas Utah, are in post hospitals full ot
 buskshot. They attacked prison guard.
 Congressman Louis c. Champion ot Michigan, who went to Rome with the American congressional party, has left for the Albania -Salonica front Colonel J. L. Smith, of Detroit, r years old. won five mile race al Portland Ore. while attending the an nual encampment of the Grand Army Gf the Republic. His time for the race was a6 minutes and four seCond;. Judges in District Courts of Mexico City. will hear the appeals of foreigr and Mexican oil companies from the Fl! of 4I1o aTNx- Government.
 Lieut.. H. T. Baker, of Williamsport Pa., a member of the American fyins corps died of wounds on Aug. 15 whe1 his reconnaissance plane was attacked S by a German.
 The priortes commissioner of tn
 War Industries Board announced tha
 manufacturers of electrical apparatu and supplies will be accorded a pre- [ 1 ference for materials. 5 The newly organized foreign bat 2 talion at Camp Devens was reviewe l by Colonel George L. Byrdade, execu t tion consists of 1000 men, IIv,Ie U
 whom can speak English. l President Hays of the United Min Workers, and two representatives iron l each. mining district met in Washing 7 ton to formulate plans for wage in 3 crease for mine workers. : The two masted schooner EIL : bound from New York for Camd5
 with 2S5O tons Of coal, sprang lea and sank five miles west of Mohegar e Me. The captain and crew of thre . men escaped.
 The navy department announce
 yesterday that in accident August ?
 tie following deaths occurred: En 1 signs Arthur L. Boorse Birmingham Ala: and Robert F. Clark Dedhan e Mas Machinist Mate William Il Redman, Biadensburg, Md.