Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-14

in Connecticut in
 Condensed Telegrams
 Employees of Federal Reserve Banks will not be exempt from the draft.
 Gold to the amount of $6oo,ooo was shipped to Spain from the Sub Treas ury.
 Yeeemen were foiIed in their plot to blow open a safe at the F'lorin, Pa, postoffice.
 The ShipbuiIdins Board will ask Congress for an additional $5o0,00o,00O this week.
 Victor Adler, leader of the German Socialists in Austria, is seriously i'll at Copenhagen.
 Former Premier Tisza of Hungary for the front.
 The volcano which early in June laid waste the region around the Salvatore capital continues to spout.
 The Government of saxony decided upon two meatless weeks, one in Sep tember and one in October
 The German military authorities are levying more taxes upon the property and fortunes of the Belgians.
 Henry Endcott, Massachusetts food administrator declares that the wheat less week" will be success.
 William Cosgave, a Sim Feiner, won a seat in the House of Commons from Kilkenny by a vote of TIP to 380.
 The M. c. A. in France has issued appeals for 30 000 books to stock the reading rooms at the American camps. John Drew, the actor, has been married to Jack Devereaux. the motion picture star
 Demos Vassos and his brother Mich olas, Greek chefs from New York, have been pronounced lepers by Syracuse health officers.
 The Japanese naval attache at Lon don announced that more Japanese warshfps had joined the allied forces in European water.
 Large numbers of pamphlets are be- ing distributed among Polish workmen  dependence of Poland.
 Senator Myers of Montana intro- duced resolution asking the President to set a day for prayer throughout the nation for the soldiers.
 Henry Watterson, editor of the Louisville Courier-Journal, again is in control of that newspaper, having won his fight in the court.
 
 The Berlin Bundersrath passed a law prohibiting Germans from making payments of debts to citizens or resi- dents of the United States.
 Seven-year- Edith Green, of No. 1415 Wilkins Avenue, The Bronx was struck and killed by an automobile at 162d Street and Riverside Drive.
 Secretary Lansing announced def1- nitely that the Government would not give passports to Americans to attend the peace conference at Stockholm.
 Through the intervention of King Alfonso a Swedish woman, Mime. kei- meIlon who was condemned to death by the Germans, has been pardoned.
 President Poincare received the American Tuberculosis Commission. consisting of Drs. Livingston Ferrand, James Alex Miller and Homer Folks.
  Great indignation was aroused in over the seizfng of the Nor ] wegian steamship Thorum inside the | three mile limit by German subma- -ine. Francis Ouinet, amateur golf cham | ooin who has passed physical eX- 1 animation for the national army, says | le will not ask exemption from the | 1raft.
 The American Red Cross has estab ished a fresh air farm near Paris Tor he benefit of 400 children who have ,een driven from their homes by German poison gas.
 Stephen Crowley, 30, foreman for a company Of New York ,ngaged in building a factory at Bris- actory building yesterday, dying with ng a few minutes.
 Tn one of the longest baseball games f the season in any league this year lincoln. Neb.. defeated Joplin, to 1, n 21 innings in the Western League t Lincoln, Gregory of Joplin, pitched he full game, allowing only seven hits. its.
 An automobile, running at 80 miles n hour along the boulevard in Hilsen, lass, smashed into a tree and one nan was killed, a young woman IS dy- ng and another young woman and wo young men are suffering from se- ere injuries.
 Thomas J. Mckeon. a Iaborer, who Is Ileged to have said he would kill imself before fighting for England, l while expressing willingness to put n Uncle Sam's uniform at any time, 1 7as arrested at Boston for failure to ppear for examination. He was held pr a hearing later. ; EMS CENTER OF ACTIVITY
 ON THE BRITISH FRONT.