Norwich bulletin., 1918-02-08

sr July 1924.
 The Cross Rip Lishtship is in grave peril in the ice off Nantucket, with a crew, of 10 men.
 The New York Federation of Labor indorsed the Albany bill for work mems health insurance.
 The Maryland legislature has prac- tically ratified the federal prohibition constitutional amendment.
 The names of two Americans | wounded and one gassed appeared on the Canadian casualties list.
 Shoes inSPersia are from SIS to $50 a pair, four is $Ss hundred pounds and apples are s15 a bushel. 2 Hotels and restaurants will soon be l put nnder meat rationing plan by | the Federal Food Administration.
 Miss Annie Kerr, head nurse in 1 Ward 2s, Bellevue Hospital, Newi York, averted panic in fire there. l The Great Eastern Food Co.'S stor- | age warehouse at Patterson was de- | stroyed by fire, which caused loss of | $1O0, 900.
 Four persons were killed and 12 in- jured in a double collision on the 1 Bangor & Aroostock Railroad at Car ibou, Me-
 Food Administrator Hoover ordered that speculation in green coffee on the New York Coffee Exchange be dis continued.
 Only soft coal is to be used for domestic purposes in Watertown, N. Y., by order of the County Fuel Ad- ministrator
 Eight former Greek officials, five of whom were former ministers of the Cabinet, were arrested as the result of mutinies.
 An American steamer, imbedded in the sand on the New England coast, had to throw the uargo overheard to float the vessel
 The Fuel. AsIfnirissratofl ruled that selling candy, cigars and cigarettes on trains on faelless Mondays is vio- lation of his order.
 The French Minister of Finance an- nounced that an additional tax of 361, ,080, DO francs must be levied for war expenses in 191S.-
 The Aetna 4Gompanys quick assets exceed the liabilities, ex- elusive of capital stock and disputed claims, by $5,Sso, ,s22.27.
 
 ouakers and Seventh Day Advent ists of draft age will be ordered to army cantonments only. They will not. have to bear arms
 Secretary, Daniels disapproved of a proposal to name one of the new de- .stroyers after. the late Representative Gardner of Massachusetts.
 The base storehouse. of the naval reserve force at Newport, R. l., con- taining a large stock of food and clothing was damaged by fire.
 An agreement has been reached be- tween France and the United States whereby France will supply canned goods to the American troops.
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 One American soldier was killed and eight slightly wounded in action on the night of Feb. General Persh- ing reported to the War Department. The British postmaster general an- nounced that as soon as the military situation permits a mail service by airplanes will be instituted Europe. Judge Thomas E. Fenneil, of Elmi- hof- nf fn aR Claims, was nominated a public ser vice commissioner for the second dis trict. S,57s ise7rasg s..iss- Joseph P. Humility, secretary to the president. urged Governor Edge in a letter to have the school teachers put ill charge of the elections in New Jersey,
 The BcIsheviid government has in structed the Russian minister at Lon | don to protest to the British govern i nent against the drafting of Russian citizens.
 | Secretary Lansing called on all Americans having property or other l interests in enemy countries to report their nature and extent to the state I department. l Blanche A. Dros, of New York, aged | 24 hanged herself yesterday in the cellar of the home of her sister, Mrs.
 Max Linger. in Meriden. She had
 been in i'll health.
 The House Interstate comneres committee approved amendments to | the Administration railroad bill re- taining the states power to tax rail- 1 road owned property.
 l Suspension of his license for 21
 hours was imposed by the food ad-
 ministration yesterday on Phillip Ap-
 plebaum. a New York grocer, charged
 with asking extortionate prices foa
 sugar.
 l TO REGULATE PRICES 1 OF EGGS AND POULTRY | -R