Norwich bulletin., 1918-02-15

The Canadian Northern Railway Jas valued at $50, 100000 by the board arbitration.
 Federal health officers announce that 25 sheep have been killed by poisoned 1ater in California.
 A raid was made on the offices of he Dublin Clan Ma Gael. Twenty ight persons were arrested.
 The Belgian steamship Tunisie while ound from New York to Rotterdam vas stranded near Schevendingen.
 Earl Reading, the new British Am 'assador to the United States, paid lis fire visit to President Wilson. Miss Elizabeth Ambrose was the leroine of the Vassar College fire. She effected several thrilling rescues. A bill to fix the price of 1918 wheat 1t S2.75 abuShel was introduced by Senator McCumber of North Dakota Sales of war savings certificates and thrift stamps since Dec. 1, 1917, to Feb. 9, 1918, amounted to $4S,993,O11. One of the largest aviation instruc- ion camps in the country will be es- -ablished at Long Branch, N. Y. soon. A petition is being circulated on the floor of the New York Coffee Ex- change to have no session on February 23.
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 A delegation of northwest farmers him to have a board for the grading of grain.
 Portable houses erected in France by English. and American friends, work ing in conjunction with the Red Cross, now number 501.
 Many destroyers, supposedly Ger man, were seen within the last few days going past Mandal, the southern most point of Norway.
 Homer Rodeheaver, Billy Sunday choir leader, denied he was engaged to Miss May Peterson. one of the Metropolitan Opera singers.
 The seven New York Socialist Aldermen demand that the city o1 New York buy and sell food and fuei to the people, at cost price.
 Two partners in a brewery firm ir ondon were fined $1,000 for brewing several hundred barrels of beer in ex: cess of their output allowance.
 D. = the bids of two prominent Bostor commission houses for the holdings O the Eastern Steamship stocks.
 An American steamship arriving a an Atlantic port announced the sink ing of a submarine in the Mediterran can on January 18,1 after a running fight.
 The House yielded to the entreatie of the State Department to drop tn SO called alien stacker bill while treat. negotiations for the same bill are il progress
 Bonar Law announced in the Hous of Commons that there were 1,163,47 tons of shipping built in Great Britail during 1917 and that 10000 tons wer secured abroad.
 Virtually every unnaturalized Ger man in Greater New York registere during the enemy alien registration period which ended at ten o'cloc Wednesday night.
 The senate military committee wi meet today to consider miscellaneou army measures. Senator Chamber lain expects to speak soon in answe to criticisms of his course.
 B. A. Eckhart, chairman of the Chi cago and Wisconsin milling division ( the Food Administration, says man cars of wheat which were tied-up b the snow are now on their way t Chicago.
 Paul Hennig, on trial on a chare of treason in Brooklyn, testified ths | he bought an American flag whe | the was was declared and urged h ]! friends to buy Liberty Bonds, as | l had done"
 i The movement for the formation l New England of junior auxiliaries ( l the American Red Cross has resulte thus far in the enrolment of 143,4' children of public, parochial and priv ] ate schools. E |, Frank Magnati, 25 years old, Middletown, died last night of a sta wolfnd received in a quarrel at home Tuesday night during g. cell bration in honor of his wedding u previous day.
 James Buchanan, 18th president the United States was, roundl ycri | icised in the House, and a bill pr, posing to accept "a $10O,000 statue him from a relative was put ov' without action.
 Fire starting in vanishing roo of the factory of Charles B. Griffith maker of office and bar fixtures, Ne Haven, destroyed the rear of the thr utory building and caused loss e timated by MT. Griff1ths tonight I; about $10.000.,
 John G. Wightman of Stafford, con missioner for Holland county, tende cred his resignation to Governor He comb. He has accepted appointme by Commissioner of Motor Vehicl Stoeckel as inspector of automobil for Holland county.
 Brigadier General Benjamin Poo announced he had been appointed
 head the court at Fl Paso, Texs which will try forty more negroes
 the 14th U. s. Infantry on charg growing out of the rioting in Housto Texas, on the night of August g. FIRST SECTION OF THE
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