Norwich bulletin., 1918-03-01
Condensed TeIeqrams

lThe WhaIcn tobacco factory at Rochester, N. '. was burned
 The New Jersey State ccnstabuIary bilr was defeated in the Senate.
 Colonel Theodore Roosevelt will leave Roosevelt Hospital the first of next week.
 , Under severe French food resula tiof1s cafes are not allowed to serve sugar cheese or butter. 2 George Meyer, an interned German officer at Ellis Island, escaped and was recaptured in Philadelphia.
 Ninety-nine per cent of the men at Camp Upton have taken out United States war insurance policies.
 Forty two United States army motor trucks, running from Buffalo to Balti- more, passed through Poughkeepsie.
 War industries and all other n1anu- featuring plants are urged to strengthen the barriers against enem- ies.
 
 River Rouge, Mich, a suburb of De- triot. is to have training station for men of the submarine chaser fleet.
 Newspapers. in Canada suggest that instead of Bryan talking on the 'dry' question that he speak against Ger many.
 British and Canadian recruiting of hcers expect to recruit 63,000 soldiers within two months in the United States.
 Mexican Iaborers will not be allowed to emigrate to the United States. The laborers are needed in their own country.
 New York city, and Valparaiso, Chile, are now connected with direct steam ship service by the American steamer Santa. Ana
 The West Side Y. M. c. A. announ- l ees a special rate for men of the second draft who twill leave before the summer.
 Allen R. Anderson, a Conscientious OOJSFtOT --bO- 5SSENlCG -unQSF the Qfd1L, started for Camp Upton from Brook ] lyn in irons. <. Responsibility for the r-end coli lision on the Louisville & Nashville at l Shepherdsvillei Ky, was placed on 1 the employees.
 A man named John korsoek was arrested when he tried to take away sugar from the American plant ir l Williamsburg,
 More than 500 persons were crushed 1 to death when the grandstand at the annual race meeting at Hongkong
 China collapsed.
 President carranza is studying tn,
 proposed agreement with the United States regarding the removal of tx.
 port restrictions. s Hluebirds in Chicago tried to can, I oufiaae winter. Twenty of them lfnei up on fence and started to sing, bu
 were nearly frozen.
 i Senator George E. Chamberlain, wh recently was operated upon for ap pendicitis expects to leave the hos
 Ptto1 Ol d WSch.
 The largest wooden steamer eve
 built was launched on the Sabine Riv
 er,a at Orange. Tex. The ship wa
 built for the Cunard line.
 Representative Richard oIney wrot
 a letter to Secretary Baker asking fo the promotinn of Major General Leo
 nard Wood to full general"
 The largest of German cargo stean,
 CTS. the Rheinland. was launced a
 the Vulcan shipyards, on the Wesei
 10 miles northwest of Bremen. Private Chester c. Harris, reporte seriously injured in trench nlorta lighting, is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Ed : win M Harris of Auburn, R. I. Efforts to have Congress appropri
 ate $5o,O0o,000 to finance the far
 mers to buy seeds was defeated i
 the House Agricultural Committee. Women guards prevented a pani
 on a Fourth Avenue subway trai i, when the cars were filled with smoke ! following the blowing out of fuse. Names of naval heroes who hay , perished in the present war may .. perpetuated in the great fleet of sub marine chasers to be turned out by tn : Ford auto plant Two women are believed drcwne
 from a rowboat off New Roclfell,
 They were in the boats with two sol diers who were picked up in a semi conscious condition. An attempt to blow up the maehin cry in the plant. of the shipyards g } Newburg, N. T.. were frustrated afte : a guard picked up the bomb and hurl
 ed it out of danger. Tobacco would be included in arm rations under bill introduced in tn < house by Representative Gallivan ( 5 Massachusetts and referred to tn !: military committee.
 The New York State Senate passe
 the Wagner bill by a. vote of 31 to
 The bill will prevent any person C corporation from charging exees prices for necessities:
 Five deaths from accident and dis
 ease among the American troops ! France were reported yesterday. Am ong them was Private Ralph c. Hurt l Lowell, Mass, fractured skull. It costs .$to in New York to smas
 speed laws to rush a sick pet dog | t the hospital Harry Gibbons, chauf l feur for c. Foster Rawlias, of West [ bury, Long Island paid his fine cheer