Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1919-01-28
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% Benedict received group of
lean naval officers.
leather changes in New York are
.amed for increase of influenza.
r Winter wheat crop acreage is esti-
mated by experts to reach 22,50O, 900
acres.
Fresh and cured meat shipments
from Chicago for the week ended were
74,s27,000 pounds.
Board of immigration reported 1897
Immigrants admitted to United States
IN September, 1918
United States was allotted 100000
tons Of German shipping TO transport
American troops home.
Wisconsin and Iowa are providing
legislation to prevent the transporta-
ton of liquor in airplanes.
A bill making Oct. 27, legal .hoIi-
day in honor of Theodore Roosevelt
was introduced by Representative
Bachrach.
Of the 2o3 German submarines sunk
120 were sunk with all on board and
! in the others an average of half the
! crew perished.
Prussian ministry decided to oppose
new German constitution, especially
the article proposing that any district
with more than 100000 population
can declare its independence.
General IsmaeI Monies, ex-Presi-
dent of Bolivia, was appointed Boil
Was peace delegate. He was instruct
ed to inform the Congress of Bolivia S
need of an outlet to the sea.
! Treasury officials warn persons seek.
! ing information about income tax fees
| that there are many imposters charg-
i ing fees for this work. whereas Gov
i eTnment agents explain it free OF
/ charge
! German Government will refuse re.
lief to all men who are offered jobs
and refuse to take them, unless some
| good excuse is furnished.
! General Giuseppe GsribaIdi, Grand
; son of the famous Italian patriot. is
on his way to Italy from Paris, where
! he was relieved of the command of ar
j Italian division.
j London Daily Mail says the ex.
] Kaiser and his family will return tc
Germany as soon as the National As.
sembly has given the country a lega
! constitution.
). Fifteen hundred sailors at the Mar.
D., Island Navy Yard. Cal, were ordered
| East to help man German ships t.
bring home American troops.
! Fourteen hundred prisoners charged
with Maximalist activity were place.
on board a cruiser at Buenos Are
and will be deported.
n. P. Fletcher, American An1bassa
dor to Mexico, left for Washington
where he will discuss with he Ameri
can State Department questions pend
ing between the countries.
German Trade Union, which for
merly maintained strict discipline il
its ranks, has now no influence owe
the workers.
The bill providing a pension of $500
year to the widow of the late Col
onel Roosevelt was passed by tn
House. Nine Democrats opposed tn
measure.
Four thousand concerns that entare
an agreement with the Fuel Admins
tration to conserve coal saved 1876
996 tons.
In oiI-producing circles, it is saiC
plans are being arranged for the merg
er of the United WESTERN Oil Cs. an
another prominent company.
Major General John F. Organ, wh
| commanded the former New York Ma
tional Guard troops, arrived in Ne
: York.
} George Jones who was postraste
at WalIingford under President Cleve
lands administration, is i'll at hospit
al in Hartford.
As he stepped upon the main trac
Of the \. y, n. II. & Fl. railroad aft
5 er watching freight train pass, Wa
: ter TachoWicz. six Years CID, was h.
: and instantly killed by 4 s0uthboun
| express 1T WalllngfOrd last eVenin!