Norwich bulletin., 1917-06-15

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 Condensed Telegrams
 Sugar is 60 cents pound in Eng land.
 Hawaii subscribed s2,5oo,oo to the Liberty Loan.
 Slight earth tremors were recorded at Georgetown University.
 Austria has called all boys to the colors who are IT years old.
 Prince Tan, the famous Chinese singer, is dead at the age of 72.
 Navy employees at the Portsmouth Navy Yard subscribed for $1O4,OO0 Liberty Bonds.
 Chicago for which $5,500,000 was raised were made public.
 The reply to the Brazilian note from Argentina caused quite a bad impression generally.
 Two yachts of the Cleveland Yacht Club were turned over to the Govern ment for war service.
 The bells of Hamburg are being made into cannons. They will provide about 30 tons of gun metal.
 Subscriptions to the Liberty Loan in Danbury reached a total of more than $3O0,O00 up to last night.
 General Pershing will act as an i'm dependent in this war, cooperating Q Til
 The people of England are urged to buy their winter coal in July profit ing by last years experience.
 A French ammunition factory has blown up and a number of dead and wounded were removed from the ruins. in New York, arrived here to recruit aviators for the British aviation corps.
 Andrew 5onar Laws son, of the dead, is alive and prisoner of the Turks.
 The New York Telephone Go. has purchased the Newark Telephone con- cern under an order by Vice -Chancel- Tor Lane.
 A mine sunk the American schooner Harwood Palmer, built in 1904. It was reported that the ship was sunk by a submarine.
 The United States needs one thou sand teamsters and 75 wagon masters for the quartermasters enlisted re- serve corps.
 Capt. Martin, former Naval Attache at the French Embassy in Washing ton is on active duty chasing Ger man submarines.
 Two Americans in Japan are teach ing Japanese avfators how to fly and are opening aeronautic schools and aeroplane factories.
 One thousands miners quit work in the copper mines at Butte and 500 National Guardsmen were ordered to the scene of the riots.
 Herman p. Levine, a Brooklyn school teacher was sentenced to II months and 29 days in the penitentiary for failing to observe the draft law.
 Wn. LudIann, said to be the oldest resident of Jamaica not only in years but by continuous residence, died there at the home of his son at the age of 96 years.
 Premier Dato of Spain said that with the return of Marquis De Lama to the post or Minister or FOGelSn AT fairs, was a guarantee that Spain would remain absolutely neutral.
 Scientists and students of the day light saving plan said: it will prove a great benefit for public health, as light is a physical stimulant just as darkness is a depressing influence.
 It is believed that the totay sub scriptions to liberty loan bonds in + a ri fOT T-6 will books are closed this noon.
 The former German liner Prinz Waldemar whose engines and boilers were wrecked by the crew while she was interned at Honolulu, arrived at a Pacific port, where she will be re- paired.
 Next Saturday afternoon the splen- did rose garden of Rear Admiral Aaron Ward, U. s. N, retired, and Mrs. Ward at Roslyn, L. r., will be opened to the public in aid of war l charities
 A conference at Washington with | the avowed purpose of eliminating hy- American League for National Unity, | with Dr. Charles P. Steinmetz, of She | nectady, N. r., as president.
 ne massachusetts conStftut1onaI | disposed of the suggestion hat it should adjourn it's session until he war is over by voting that no ad- ournment of more than seven days shall be taken after July 16.
 Announcement was made at New York that the American Institute of Banking, had decided on account of var conditions to abandon it's annual convention which was 70 have been leld in Denver in September.
 The report that Captain F. E. Klein schmidt a German-American aviator vas allowed to wander through the Edison plant at West Orange, N. J.,