Norwich bulletin., 1918-02-23


 Six trains of packing house products for export to the allies will be moved eastward daily for the next month un- til great quantity has been hauled.
 The Springfield Chamber of Com- merce is taking steps for the forma- tion of a syndicate to supply cord wood in quantities to local industries. The "baby carriage vote' of the newly enfranchised women is expected to be a vital factor in the forthcoming congressional elections in Manhattan.
 Charles o. Eaton of Brunswick. Me, was elected president of the New England Hardware Dealers associa ton at the annual cony entien at Bos- ton.
 Raymond H. Brady of South Nor walk, has been notified by Congress man Schuyler Merritt of Stamford thai ses has been appoinfed to the naval aeadeIuy rs7y- ssasf es-sz @ tf ss.. Edmund C. Tarbeli of Boston has been appointed member of the com mittee to. Select artists fol, service at the front. ~ He..will be commissioned q captain.
 Curtis M. Parkhurst, of Norwich i Vt, q member Of Company 5. of the s0tst { Field Signal battalion, died at the base hospital at. Camp Devens of meningitis.
 The lighthouse tender Anemone doelSed at New Bedford, after a long search for the missing Cross Rip light ship. Captain Eaton reported nc trace of the lightship had been found More than 7,oo0 calls for various forms of service were answered by the women's volunteer motor detach- ment of the Boston Metropolitan chapter of the American Red Cross Charles E. Doran of Milan, Tenn. brought his two s;ns, Charles, Jr., and Donald to Columbus, S.. C.. and al three enlisted iii the 317th Field Ar tillery to join another son, William A rock which came hurling down the shaft of til:s copper mine at Rustic Que. when twenty miners were com ing to the surface in a car, killed four and injured four others, one perhaps fatally. | A despatch to the London Expres. from Petrograd, dated Thursday, says that Bolshexil5 Foreign Minister Trot zky started yesterday for Dvinsk ''tc take measures to liquidate the new hostilities."
 Chauncey C. Lufkin, a4, manager for half century of all if the producing branches of the Standard Oil company and discoverer and developer of the Rumanian .oil fields, died at his home at Lima, Ohio.
 The yossische Zeitunq of Berlin, g copy of which has been received here says that Count Fon Hertliny the i'm perial German chancellor. will address the reichstag Monday on the subject of foreign affairs.
 Danger of serious floods ia New England at the end of a Wiilter .ssi lieved to have been considerably mi tigated by the alternate thaws ana freezes of this month.
 - .a A special notice to publishers O, books and magazines calling their at- |tention to the gsyernment's requests for secrecy in matters of military in Formation was sent out by the com mittee on public information. The Engineers union of the Boston elevated system served notice on the company last night that they would strike by the end of next week unless they were granted a six day week .ir all the power stations of the com pany. ~
 GERMEN WOMEN AND .F
 CHILDREN RELEASED They Had Been Detained Since Their Arrival From the PhiIippines.
 Boston. Feb. 22--sevsn' teen Ger man women with thirteen children detained at the immigration static, here since their arrival from the. Phil