Norwich bulletin., 1918-02-09
Condensed Telegrams

Condensed TeIegrams |
 HaH of the Germsin aliens in New York city have registered.
 Production of explosive bombs for the. government will not begin until May, 'fa. q
 The Berlin Vorwarts has asked for on the situation on the east front.
 An epidemic of Liberty measles has broken out among the, cadets at West Point.
 General Pershine reported the deaths of seven Americans from natural causes.
 Because the gas main at Geneva, N. r., broke, the city. had to observe gasless day.
 Simmons college, Boston, closed for an indefinite period because of the lack of coal
 Soldiers at Camp Mcclellan are pro- hibited from visiting the city of l Birmingham.
 Vice Admiral Sims, commander of the American destroyer squadron, ar rived in Rome.
 The Duchess of Marlborough re- ceived a $25.000 collar composed of Is rows of Vanderbilt pearls. A shotgun trap killed William Bot reH when he attempted to rob a drug store in Birmingham, Ala.
 All German Bohemian deputies in the Austrian parliament were called for a meeting at Berlin next week. From the beginning of the war to | the end of 1916 there were million more deaths in Germany than normal. The Japanese emPero rthanked Wis count Ishii, head of the Japanese mis- {! sion to the United States, for his work. | Secretary McAdoo announced that all the soldiers lost on the -Tuscania
 erwe insured by government insur- ance.
 Secretary TumuIty announced hs | W0utdt llOA DC dr fIOI lIlc dp- | pointmen5 of senator from New l Jersey.
 | A bill to permit women to partici-l | pate in the primaries in the spring
 was introduced lin the New, York as ]! sembly.
 | The municipal buildings at Water
 town N. Y, were heated with wood,
 the coal supply of the city being ex- hausted.
 Headway is being made in Penn
 sylvania for the enrolment of ship
 workers. The state must furnish 2S,- \ 900 men.
 \ Max Breitune of New York, arrested
 at Chicago on a charge of conspiracy,
 will be interned for the duration of
 the war. s1e..>s.s. The War departn.ent exempted from military service a religious society at
 in war.
 II The Polish army in France is now a real army. The men are training in
 France and getting ready for the trenches. | British army officers obtained 4O2 recruits in the eastern division of the l United States during the week ending
 February ?. --''-,-~ | Three persons were killed and more
 than a score injured in Brooklyn as ] the result of gas mains bursting when \ thawing out. | Gordon Paine, a prominent bankei ] and financier of Baltimore, was as. I phyxiated in his garage by gas fumes f from his car , Three members of the British com. f mission to lokk after the welfare O. . soldiers blinded by the war arrived ir 2 the. United States. James s. Ewing; minister to Belgium . during the second administration O : President Cleveland, died at his hom,
 at Bloomington, H. t Governor Edge of New Jersey issue, | an appeal for the mechanics ant = skilled workers of the state to enrol o for service in the shipyards t Mrs. Margaret Thomson, 6s year r old. was found dead in a room of he d apartments in New Haven today witt e the gas of heater turned on. y In shipping circles at Buenos Aire
 the American bark Normandy Is be
 leved to have been lost while on
 voyage from the United States. n Judge Samuel AIschuler of chicaa It was: appointed arbitrator in the wag It dispute between the five big packin it companies and their union employees T The District of Columbia is unde n drastic coal rations fixed by the fue d administration. One family can rASr It chase no more than three bushels d day. r ? q '
 e The last strike in any way invoIv n ing shipbmlding in the United State st has been settled with the return t it work today, of 2.000 metal trades work e CTS in New Orleans. The French government has awarde 10 contracts to the Foundation compan k of New York for. the construction c is S6 mine sweeping vessels at the com
 pany's yard at Savannah, Ga.
 The Italian embassy at Washinato
 received reports from Rome declarin o that the reports that Marconi woul
 be the Italian ambassador to tn '- United States were without founda
 tion.
 al Because he refused to answer oues ic tions in filling out his registratio . blang as an enemy alien, Theodt Id Dussman, s9 years old, Gerrna of newspaper writer. was interned i P Newark.
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