Norwich bulletin., 1918-03-22

3 equivalent pound bales. Department stores throughout the untry will be called upon by the ,yernment to sell War Stamps, Senator Owens of Oklahoma, out led international peace proposals to e Senate for immediate cessation of q e war. f Colonel Cornelius De Witt Wilcox '
 the United States army in France cently underwent an operation for opendicitis. Farmers seeking to have their help ! !, ven deferred classification in the , raft must file affidavitss with local raft obards. The entire 3e7th (BuffaIo) infantry, amp Uptons negro regiment, will ome to New York Friday to parade n Saturday.
 The names of 12 Americans gassed, ne who died of wounds and one , appeared on the Canadian asualties list.
 The distinguished service cross was warded to Lieutenant U. N. Greene | nd Sergeants William Norton and 'atrick Walsh.
 Mail from Hong Kong Feb. 21, from loma March 2, are due in New York | friday morning.
 Ugantose Liao, the Chinese Minister l Q Cuba at four different periods. ar 'ived at New York on board an Am srican steamer from Cuba.
 The honorary degree of doctor of avs. conferred upon Count won Bern storf seven years ago. by the Univer- sity of Chicago was cancelled,
 Absorption of the Bank of British North America by the Bank of Mont real was indicated as pending in statement issued at Montreal.
 President Poincaire of France thank ed Major Perkins of the Red Cross and H. P Davison, chairman of the American Red Cross War Council.
 Count won Hertiing; the German Chancellor, told the Reischstag that Germany should not indulge in delu- sion that a world peace has come.
 Government lease on all telephone and telegraph wires in the country is proposed in a bill in the House by Congressman Hiliiards of Colorado.
 Cadet Samuel Walker Arnheim, Roy al Flying Corps, was killed in an air plane accident at Camp Hicks, Fort Worth, Texas, yesterday afternoon.
 Joseph E. Cotton, head of the Food Administrators meat division an- nounced that the meatlesss days have not decreased- the supply of meat used
 John Slusarski, of petroiS, pleaded guilty to charge of sending threat ening letters to Henry Ford He was sentenced to five years imprisonment
 William Barlow was shot down 1T his farm home at New Boston, N. Y. by robbers, whose demand for money wos refused. The, robbers got onl. 50 cents.
 First Lieutenant Walter L. Johnson of Belleville,. H., was killed at Sal Antonio, Tex when the Canadian Curtiss airplane he was driving fel l 1,500 feet.
 Franz Connoman, a negro born il l Germany, was arrested in Elizabeth
 N. J., on charge of having failed t
 register. He declared he was "a negro
 not German
 An appropriation of s7,5oo,OOo fo Improvements was made by the direc
 tors of the Chesapeake and Ohio Rail
 read Company at a meeting in Ne7
 York yesterday.
 A burglar dived through the second
 story window of the rooms of tn
 Order Of Eagles in Syracuse. Detec I tives fired a volley from the window | twodhding him, but he escaped. | Residents of Houghton and Har
 cock, Mich., were ordered to keep the
 windows closed at night because {
 the escaping fumes of the coal ga
 at the Calumet & Hecla Mining Co
 Arrival of James G. Bailey, a secrt
 tary of the American embassy in Pt
 trograd, and thirty three other Amel ICdtlS dI fldfpHt, VI eto ISPOtC tCCO IO u state department by Ambassador Fra1
 cis.
 * The War Savings Committee
 New York was notified by the Urea. ury that the district holds 18th pla
 in the list of war savings distric !. throughout the country according
 per capita sales.
 e Il John Deschamps of Detroit, Mic fl an aviation cadet, who was injur 4 Internally two weeks ago when his ai