Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-05
Condensed TeIegrams
Salt has been added to the list of commodities lacking in France.

Fourteen of the fos chapters in the New England Red Cross division have completed their quotas.
 By unanimous vote the senate judi. sciary committee declined to recom- mend repeal of the espionage act I
 csiIe has again given Bolivia an outlet to the Pacific ocean by ceding a strip of land north of the province of Africa.
 Small daily and weekly newspapers are threatened with destruction te- cause of. inability to obtain print paper.
 Mrs. Charles H. Ebbets, wife of the president of the Brooklyn National
 Baseball Club, was refused a decree of 1 divorce. On November 10 Switzerland will | take up, in legislative assembly, the | subject of her entry into the league
 of nations. ! The shipping board steamer Hoxie, l which was partly disabled on Oct. 2s | by the loss of propeller blades has
 reached Halifax. N. S. | s CallsNfor assistance were received by
 radio stations from vessel said to be
 the Shipping Board steamer West ! Wahkikum..
 l The Shipping Board steamer Lake Glebe sent word by radio, that she
 was short of flood and water and would stop at Boston instead of Bal
 timore. st
 | Cardinal Johann Hartmann of Co., iogne, the leading Roman Catholic dignitary4in Germany. is reported to be seriously ill at Cologne. He is7r 6S ! years old.
 New Hampshire beekeepers will seek . the aid of the federal food administra- ! tion and the state department of agri- { culture in obtaining sugar for their apiaries. 2 Leon o. Stetson, former postrn aster : at Wilmot, N. H.. was fined s1.ooo in I United States court at Concord. N. H.. v for enbezzieInent of $s93 of money or z der funds in 1915.
 The British, government will an- . nounce during the resent week q new 6 scheme of Irish government accord v ing to strongly supported report, in parliamentary circles.
 ,, The United States eovernmcn, f opened a bar brass foot rail aus k < New York, where federalagents ar, , instructed in saloon ethics.
 X Repatriation Of some of the men wht .s died in uniform overseas was indicated ' with the Information that the steamer Lake Daraga was bringing the remains ie of Iii soldiers from Brest. r The Swedish barkentine Elba ,a ,a been abandoned at sea and her crev = tof eight has been rescued by tle
 steamshi Afel, according to wireies
 message received from the Afel. ., pr. Alexis carrel will leave Franc " this week to resume his work with tn de Rockefeller institute in New York VI He has completed four years seryic ss s with French army hospitals. .ts Nearly $,ooo,oco worth of navy food ts stuffs will be offered for sale to tn IS New York public upon completion C ~. arrangements by Dr. Jonathan c. Da. ny commissiond' of public markets. The Frenc, steamship Roma frel g. Marseilles and. Lisbon, via Ponta d,
 Gado, arrived at New York and is te ing held in quarantine owing to tE n, discovery of a case of smallpox c 'tn board.
 Secretary Daniels indicated that [ n- steps were contemplated to disciplir or Rear Admiral Sims because of state ny nents in recently published article ne detailing the admiral's experiences lat 11 - ils ad0rtad daughtar of Mr Snd M, Snt T.. F.sAibees of Canton, O., was seiz, ,ed and carried away in an automobile IT. a man and woman while on her Ws len ito school md Twelve hundred plumbers went sh- strike, in Brooklyn to. enforce the
 demands for increased wages. Tn
 day after January 1. They are nc MS receiving s7 a day.
 Her The strike of bakers and buiIde the which began at Seville, Spain, Frids the has failed owing to the, use by t be- Spanish government of. soldiers to ba yer lsufficient bread for the city and to
 to all necessary building work. ur- = to- After reviewing the entire Japane the navy in an imposing, display tne ei ing peror issued a. message ito, the fi' CTS, congratulating it upon its showing ent strict discipline, martial spirit a lich marked improvement in tactical ab
 of ty.
 a4d een potINps OF SUGAR