Norwich bulletin., 1918-04-12
Condensed Telegrams

q | Newport was designated a quaran inc port
 Lepers at MoIokai, Hawaii, bought 5,oOO of Unfit stamps. The daylight saving law will go into fleet in Canada April 15.
 snowstorm of almost blizzard pro- rania.
 Eishty-five fest cabin passengers thriving at an Atlantic port wore itraw hats.
 Conrad Cannon, 2s, drafted and list d for early call, committed suicide It Green Springs, w. Va.
 Three officers were shot and others wounded in mutiny of German troops It Beverloo camp, Prussia.
 T. P. o'connor said in San Fran cisco that conscription in Ireland would be an insane blunder.
 Agents of the Department of Justice arrested S2 persons in Minneapolis l enemy alien permits.
 Winifred BiIek, 19, Brooklyn, con- plained. to the police that she found l ground glass in a loaf of bread
 The New York Assembly passed the Robinson bill reyoking the charter of the German American Alliance.
 
 The largest casualty list for one day was issued by General Pershing for March g.. It contained 2S3 names.
 William c. Mcdonald, 60. first gov ernor of the state of New Mexico, died at Fl Paso, Texas of 'bright's disease.
 William Medisan Hicks, president of the World Peace League, was tarred and. feathered at Elk City, Oklahoma
 Columbia University announced that knowledge of the Bible will hereafter be accepted as one unit for admission.
 Reports in the Department of Labor show that only one-ninth of the nor. maj number of houses were built in 1917.
 it is reported that Japan intends to send 100000 troops to China to. CO., operate with Chinese troops to restore order.
 The Feroon bill to provide that local option elections shall be held April 1S-17 this year passed the New York Assembly
 C.L --I and sneered at, a Liberty Loan meet ing in New York he was sentenced to six months.
 Coal operatives in Denver object to the price fixed by the Fuel Administr- ation. A drop of 50O,oOO tons a day 1 is the result
 l Massachusetts housewives have been i urged to buy onions as a patriotic duty, in order to dispose of the large crop on hand.
 Paris schools opened after the Bas- ter holidays showed slight decreases ir attendance, despite bombardment by long range guns.
 The Webb. export bill, permitting American exporters to cooperate ir export trade, was signed yesterday by President Wilson.
 The Federal grand jury in Ne wYorL indicted Onofray Makarenko for trying to evade the draft law and urging Rus sians to oppose the war.
 Fire in the plant of the New Jersey Zinc Co. at Ogdensburg, N. J., caused a loss of $200,oO0 The concern wa: Iengaged in Government work.
 St. Clair Sutton, private in a com. pany stationed at Fort Warren in Bos ton Harbor, was found dead in a room at hotel at Pawtucket, R. l.
 At meeting of the War Council i was suggested that the Government take over for distribution or fix price. on all cotton and woolen goods.
 EstelIe Harris, aged two, is dead her mother is dying and her aunt i, in a critical condition at Syracuse a. a result of eating poisoned cereals. ] The Slater bill to create a commis sion to expunge from school text book seditious and disloyal matter was pas sed by the New York Assembly. Ex-Charities Commissioner Lewis, o V.@-alr T.