Norwich bulletin., 1918-04-16


 a roundup of gamblers in New York. |
 Five fires in the northeastern part l od Montreal caused a property loss of |
 solsheviki literature is being spread 1 Tn Vladivostok among the marines of 1 the Allies.
 Inspectors of the automobile depart ment, Il dld not patrol the highways of the state Sunday
 Hampstead Washburne, ex-mayor of Chicago, is dead as the result of a stroke of apoplexy.
 John Leftus, of Syracuse, had his big toe cut off in order that he might De accepted in the navy.
 conviets of Sing Sing have joined Tn the third Liberty Loan campaign. They expect to raise $1 ,000. The Mexican gunboat Progreso ar- | rived at Havana with Minister Ysidro fabela, destined for Argentina.
 Cuba will display a separate exhibit Of her resources at the National Fore Ign Trade Council at Cincinnati. l The Commercial Cable Go. announc 1 ed that communication with Manaos. Amazon, Brazil has been restored. l President Wilson approved Chair man Huriey's request for $50 COG, 900 to build five yards for concrete ships. l The German and Austrian prisoners | of war held in the South will be | forced to work on the farms or Geor- 1 gia roads.
 l Premier CIemeneeau, visiting the front interviewed General Foch and | General Petain and reviewed the Brit 1 ish troops.
 .l A pressing call for men in the fight II ing tank service overseas has been sent to Connecticut by the war service exchange.
 Four persons were killed and three injured when a Baltimore & Ohio train struck an automobile at Valencia, north of Pittsburgh
 Special regulations for the sale of dried fruits were issued by the Food Board. No dried fruits may be sold before May 1, of any year.
 Frank L. Sheppard, 67, assistant to the vice. president in charge of opera tion of the Pennsylvania Railroad, is dead at his home in New York An explosion, followed by fire, badly damaged the carbolic plant of the Sol way Process Co. at Syracuse. Int acid is used in making powder. Navy officials at Washington believ, that Germany may have a new maya [ invention, according to the reports O s unusual activity in the Kiel Canal
 The sum of S60,00o has been raise, : for work with the troops in camp an field during the year. by the war fun,
 commission of the Episcopal church
 The Mecrory Stores Corporation re 5 ports sales for March of $7S1, ,176, a.
 compared with $579,4S6 for the sam ] month of 1917, an increase of S4.S0 pc
 cent o General Serrail was among the fou z generals placed on the reserve list b. n France. He was former commando . of the Allies forces on the Macedonia = front. 4 A special recruiting division will b e established in the Shipping Board t
 relieve the great confusion when la V borers are shifted from one shipyar
 to another.
 Max Michaels of Brooklyn fell fror
 a second story window and was sever Ky i1,i, xxyIi aft fn neighbor from the fumes of an over q heated stove.
 70 Orders to stop unfair methods ( - trade practices were issued agains IF the Fleischman Yeast Co. of Cincin d nati and the National DiStilling c,
 of Milwaukee.
 Four men in the Connecticut stat n prison for life are among ten prison " CTS at the Wethersfieid institution Wt =, have subscribed for Liberty bonds n the third loan,
 ,e Ensign Lloyd A. Perry, U. S. N. E m was killed in a seaplane accident i ], France April F, the navy departrer
 today was advised. His wife lives
 OconomoWoc, Wis. f The public of Norway is worrie IS over the shortage of food in the cour = try while new terms are being di. d cussed over the agreement with An Id erica for supplies.
 The Kaiser's gift to the Unite
 States, a statue of Frederick the Grea = was taken from its pedestal at t. " War College and placed in the cell; | of the Army Building 10 Ten thousand women have enrolle
 for war work with the committee
 Barnard College. Places filled val 1t from Y. M. c. A. workers to inspecto nt in submarine factories. et A letter from Mime. Nix to Coul y Robert De Clafrmont warned him 'ii be careful in his answers to question II H. The letter was intercepted by the An k' \ erican Protective League. w Dennie Joseph, of the Bronx, W;
 arrested for saying to Mary Pickfor ,e motion picture star, at Liberty Los ic meeting: Isn't she the innocel ,e thing" Sentence was sus.. ended. s. The National Society, Daughters " the American Revolution, began It. l27th congress at Washington yeste ly day with programme made up larg ly of discussions of woman's part 4, the war.
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