Norwich bulletin., 1917-07-04

LII OOtubVOksOuS III Condensed Telegrams
 The Cuban Government and the Rockefeller Foundation have mapped
 out a campaign against yellow fever. 1 German Aviator Resseinaer, who had set af+re his adversary's machine, was lrammed and both airmen fell to the | earth.
 The steamship Hamilton of the Old
 Island in a dense fog and is still iaground
 Or. WencesIau Braz, president of i Brazil, will make a visit to the Amer ican squadron of war vessels at Rio de Janeiro.
 | Emperor Charles of Austria Hungary
 and Empress Zita arrived at Munich
 and were received by the King and 1 Queen of Bavaria.
 i Kingdom Gould, son of George J.
 Gould, was married to Miss Annunzi-
 atta Lucci, at the rectory of St. Pat
 rick's Cathedral, New York. l Liquor SeneFS m Atlantic City will ! not raise the price of whiskey their | fellow members are doing but will cut
 down the size of the glasses. 1 Six Russian soldiers accused of burglary were lynched by mob at Kronstadt, the seat of the recent an ti-government demonstra tion. Austrian airpIanes have been active again on Venice and dropped bombs over the city. Two planes are be- lieved to be hit by anti-aircraft guns Barbers in down town shops at Chi cago were ordered out on strike. They demanded wage concessions and short CT working hours from master barb CTS.
 Henry p. Fletcher, American am bassador to Mexico, arrived at Laredo Texas, yesterday afternoon from the
 Mexican border and left last night for Washington.
 A telegram from Nassau County Suffrage Association to President Wilson regrets the unpatriotic demon stration of the Congressional Union at Washington.
 From moral and sanitary viewpoints New York's beaches are better places for the people than they ever have been" is the verdict of Health Com missioner Emerson.
 Wool, hides, skins nd their products, which include leather and soles, cot ton and it's products, were added to the list of articles to be placed under Government control
 The Frankfurter zeitsna in referring to the American troops arriving in France says Germany must not over 1 look the help of America, but it will only come by degrees.
 To inspect the navy yards along the Atlantic coast and the Gulf of Mexico the Naval Affairs Committee of the House of Representatives will leave Washington Thursday.
 There were ii less Iynchines during the last six months, ending June 30, than during the same period last year, according to the records at the Tuskegee Institute, Alabama.
 The Minister of Foreign Affairs, Onorio Pueyrredon, declared the Ar genuine Government will enter claim against the sinking Of the Argentine ships, the Oriana and the Toro.
 It is state in reliable quarters that the Greek classes of 1916 and 1917 normally would be. and will probably be sent to Salonica for training.
 Ward coe, e5, a retired business man, founder of the N. H. Webb Co, of Centerville, died of heart failure. He was well known throughout the <tate. He retired from business in 1890.
 John Calhoun Allen of Kentucky walked into Marshal McCarthy's office in New York and asked to be shown his son who had lodged registration. After a brief talk the son registered.
 Announcement was made at the White House that President Wilson does not expect to take a summer va cation this year and plans to remain in Washington whether Congress ad journs or not.
 A special summer course will be open next week at the Wharton School of pare those who wish to enter the tn University of Pennsylvania to pre- ordinance department of the army.
 Germany is trying desperately to re- gain supremacy in the air and with in the past week has a new style Boche engine. It was fleet of new style triplanes that brought down the Iowa flyer, Norman Hall
 Queen WiIheInina of Holland re- ceived the delegates of the German and British Mission to the War Prisoners Conference which will dis- cuss the trading of interned and 6iE- abled prisoners and their camps.
 James De Vries of Newark received a letter from his daughter who is in Russia and says that the American people are in danger of their lives by i the Russian Revolutionists who l search the homes of the people look | ing for arms. prohibition and scored food gamblers. | His was tn eony reference on the floor