Norwich bulletin., 1919-03-25
Condensed TeIeqrams

Las Vegas, N. NJ. + Hospital ship Araguaya arrived at Portland, Me, with is3 wounded Ca nadians.
 The United States is short 1,ooo,- 009 homes as a result of-tne war. The shortage will be overcome Dy i9l9.
 Poland, Serbia and Rumania may get surplus United States army uni Additiosl units of .he Thirtist,, -' 'lnety- First and tortIeth Divisions have sailed from France. fn League of Nations ballot at Williams college 2IS students voted for and F agalnst the league.
 Secretary of the Treasury. Glass says Victory Loan to open in April will be the last issue by the Govern ment.
 sein Fein party in Ireland an- i nounced De Valera. who escaped from a British prison, will arrive in Ire land.
 {! The destroyer Thornton was iauneh- ed at the Squantum plant of the i Bethlehem Shipouilding Corporation at Quincy, Mass.
 The cruiser Gloire, last of fleet of French warships stationed in American waters to convoy American steamers sailed fo France.
 Naval orders issued to cover the assignment of crews for Eagle boats Nos. Il, F.. 1S, II and. 16, which are ! fitting out at New London. l pr. Alexander Graham Bell, in an address at Holyoke; Mass. declared train service in the air may be ex- pected at no distant date. Since the armistiee was signed g.
 640,0 900 packages of gum were sent by
 the war department 10 troops in
 France
 oversubseription of SAP, ,1s7,ooo of
 the Treasury'i last issue of $5,G06, ,000-
 900 certificates of Indebtedness was
 announced.
 1t is expected during the week Ger
 man ships numbering from 30 up
 ward will leave German ports to bring back food to Germany
 Railroads operating eastward from
 St. Louis and Chicago are reported running steadily, with no particular
 change during the week.
 Lieutenant Colonel Theodore Roos. , evelt is being considered by Eapubli- cans as candidate for President oi the New York Board of Aldermen.
 The first lot of flour imported into
 Germany, since the arlnistice waf
 signed will De placed on sale in Cas- sel at the rate of $40 barrel. l instructions were sept to maya
 units making up the cruiser aut
 transport service to resume the day.
 light saving schedule Of time. Marcl ? 30 @sa :, According to the Lokal lAnzieser Y of Berlin, the former Kalser;s fortune f will not be touched. More tha; ', s150 GOO was returned to him tirougl / z Dutch banks
 a Offices of the International Sleep 4 ing Car Co, at Vladivostoh wer n raided by four armed robbers. tou I persons including the manager wer n killed,
 Owners and agents of transatlant e steamships ill the haroor of Bueno l. Aires notified the Government tha j. port workers have been insufficient sf to improve the service. .s Ie Sir Robert Borden, Premier of Can l.. ada, in a memorandum suhmIlt1ei | Ie the ~Pesce conference@ declared Cana h da was against meddling with Esu h Topeaf affairs
 ,e Premier Delacreix announced n the Begian Cham Der of Deputies tIls Id liabilities of Belgium amounted to s1 le s00,00o GOO, of which 2 s14oo,0lo,0t a were war expenses.
 ly A dirieihle is being grooned at No1 of folk, Va. for q flight across the Ar g. lantic. The. airship is 25S feet lon e
 Manhattan apartment. Z
 Department Of Justice anneunc. . between 300 and 600 enemy aliens wi U be released from internment caml al Fort Oslethorpe and Douglas with SC two weeks. Of Grew of the lmperator, the large ly vessel which the Germans will haT to over to the United States, have C, |" pressed willingness to man the sh f and take it to sea. a. Captain Leroy Francis, with fo ed passengers. arrived at Hazlehur
 Field. l.. l., from Boiling Field, Was g. ington, in three hours and six mi, ey utes. He fought 75 mile gale whi h. on the way.
 ss A London news agency anneunc he that it understands the French go y ernment will cede Timy Ridge al ed that Belgium will give Canada son of land in Ypres due to the heroic pa mt of the Canadian soldiers in the battl
 Of Vimy Ridge and Ypres. mt Leonard C Hanna, for many yea on the active head Of M. X. Hanna a
 Company, owners of one of the large
 fleets on the Great Lakes. died at
 home at Cleveland. Q. He was e brother of the late United stat
 Senator Marcus A. Hanna.