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Norwich bulletin., 1917-03-15
Children Who Are SickIv

Mothers who value their own comfort and the welfare of their children should never be without a box of Mother use throughout the season They break up colds, relieve feverishness, consti- patton. teething disorders, headache and stomach troubles Used by mothers for 29 years These powders never fa1l- Sold by all drug stores 25c. Don't accept any substitute Sample mailed
 free. Address Mother Gray CO, Le Roy,
Norwich bulletin., 1917-03-15
EXPLOSION ON BRITISH
 BRIGHTER NORWEGIAN
Five Members of the Crew killed-Tho
 Vessel Was Reached.

Washington, March 14-The British freighter Norwegian of the Leyland Line with a general cargo from New York for Liverpool. was seriously dam of the crew yesterday off Galley Head, Consul Frost reported today. No sub-. marine was sighted and the consul said the explosion might have been due to e mine. The vessel was beach ed.
 The Norwegian carried a 4.7 inch gun, The single American in the crew, a cook, was saved.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-03-15
TOTAL OF 2.f25 FORMS cempieted and Forwarded to Hartford Several Hundred Men Not Yet En- rolled.

It was stated at the selectnaen's of- flee Wednesday that z.125 completed forms have been forwarded to Hart ford in the military census that has been taken in Kfifing1y and that other forms are in course of receiving at tez1tion that will bring the total num- to total of more than 2.500. Un- doubtedly there are several hundred more male persons of the age Of 1s years or over in Kflling1y and 1t is hoped to get information desired about them all before the sensus talk ing here Is declared completed
Norwich bulletin., 1917-03-15
Local Laeonies.


 At the monthly meeting of Granite City camp, Modern Woodmen, one new member was received by trans fer. The monthly reports were read. Edward G. Cundall, former deputy sheriff of Washington county. is suf- fering from partial stroke of par alysis at the home of his son, Con stant G. Cundan of Lester street His left side is affected.
 A police gong instead of the light which has been placed in Dixon square is now in use during repairs to the telephone wires that are being made. At the completion of the work the light will again be .n use.
 The suit of the R. A. Sherman Sons company against David R. Roberts of Hartford has been settled out of court. The action was to recover cer- tain materials which it was claimed the plaintiff loaned to Otis Champlin for the construction of a boat for the defendant last summer.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-03-15


 
 After being out only ten minutes on Wednesday afternoon the jury in the superior court returned a verdict for the plaintiff of S100 in the case of Louis Deutsch vs. Charles Goldberg and reported verdict for the defend- ant in the case of Charles Goldberg vs Louis Deutsch. The case has oc- and much interest has been shown in its outcome. The suit arose from a quarrel that took place in the Jewish synagogue On Canal street just about a year ago. It seems that there had been a split in the synagogue which resulted in the forming of two fac tions. Deutsch going with one faction and Goldberg with the other.
 It was brought out in the evidence that on March 5. 1916, Goldberg went to the synagogue to secure several ar ticles which he said belonged to his family, namely, books, a prayer shawl and candle sticks When Goldberg arrived Deutsch was in the room and Goldberg was told to leabe the things alone. It was at this point that the trouble started and that the alleged
 Witnesses at the trial yesterday were Joseph S. GriIls. Abraham Schuman, Ralph L. SissoTs, Mrs. Ra- chel SchuInan, Phillip Goldberg, Sam ris Colbert.
 At the completion of the evidence in the Goldberg -Deutsch case the case of DubreIle vs. Alvin Rodrnan was called and the following jury was impanell- ed: Samuel Robinson, foreman; Sam uel F. Steadman, William A. Hatha- way, South Kingstown; Henry w. Austin, Richard G. Cogean, R. James Tarbox, North Kingstown: Abraham L. Olmstead, William B. Briggs, E. Howard Clark, Lewis s. McNeil. Wes- ter1y; William G. Holberton, William E. Smith, Hopkinton- The suit is over the possession of a Ford automobile
 Louis Babcoek Of AvondaIe, first officer on the steamship Saramacca, running from New York to South America, at one time was second off, cer on the steamer Algonquin of the American Star line, that was sunk yesterday by a German submarine The boat at that time was under the control of the Clyde line.
 Three applications have been sent in for the off1ce of health superinterd- ent in Westerly, made vacant by the resignation of Lewis Stanton who has served the town for If years. The ap- p1icants are Dr. M. H. Scan1on, Dr. Samuel c. Webster and Thomas Ed wards, the last named being a drug clerk in the store of T. J. Bannon & Co.
 These applications will be acted up- on at a special meeting of the town
Norwich bulletin., 1917-03-15
PL.AINFIELD
Thirteen Local Guardsmen With pan- ieIson Company Total Collections for British Relief Over $1,076- RabeoeI<'s Team Defeats FIynn's Marksmen.

News has been received from the Thirteenth company, c. N. G., station- cd at Cos Cob, Saugatuck and Bridge port, 13 of which are from Plainfield: Henry Roberts, H. Coitnoir, Stephen Wood, Walter Clark, Joseph LeBreque, Nelson Greenwood, Arthur Dayon. Mitchell, Charles Herbert, Frank Van dale mad Valmore Guertin. Total Over $1 ,o76. The funds collected for the local branch of the British-Amerlcan war relief fund are: Amount previously acknowledged, $1,060.s5; March 10, from Jewett City, ss.35; Plainfielc old committee states that owing to the bad condition of the roads in the new village last Saturday the collectors decided to postpone their call on the contributors until next week. when 1t is hoped that every member will double his contributions, as the cause Is so urgent.
 lenten Sermon.
 The Lenten services were well att tended at St. Johns church Wednes- day evening. Rev. U. O. Bel.eroee of Taftville delivered the sermon in French.
 George Babcockis team defeated Thomas Flynn's team in a shooting contest at the Plainfieid Rifle and. Gun clubs quarters Tuesday evening. the losers to give clam supper to the winners next Tuesday evening at
Norwich bulletin., 1917-03-15
MYS-r'r
stonington Lodge confers neeree- Preston City NewIyweds Visiting Local Friends.

Stonington lodge. No. 26. I. ,. o. F., met in Odd Fellows hall Wednesday evening, when the first degree was conferred on class, after which there was a social time and refreshments were served. The Odd Fellows or chestra furnished music The commit tee in charge was Ernest Howell, chairman, Lawrence Gremley Harry B. Mackenzie. Harry O'Brien, Joseph Tyler, Theodore Anderson.
 NewIyvseds Being Entertained
 MT. and Mrs. Ebert Swan of Preston City are spending their honeymoon in Mystic and are guests of MT. and Mrs. William l.. Main.
 Mrs. William Godfrey and 6aughter Miss Ethel Godfrey, are spending few days in New York.
 MT. and Mrs. William McMilIan have returned from their wed ing trip and are at the home of Ms Nc Williams parents, MT. and Mrs. E.. Kirke Spaulding.
 L. E. Kinney has returned from visit in Norwich.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-03-15

New Haven.-Rev. William P. WILL Jams of New Haven has been appoint ed chaplain of the Connecticut Naval Militia, position provided for ln navy department orders issued ii. s|IC.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-03-15
SUPERIOR COURT.
Short Calendar ahd Assignment of
 Cases Friday.

county there will be short caler da- and assignment of cases at Putnam Friday,
Norwich bulletin., 1917-03-15
WESTERLY

Synagogue Quarrel at Westerly Re- called Wednesday When Jury Found for Louis DeutseF in Two Suits Three Desirous of Being Health Off, ficer-Evidence That Charles A. Taft Was Murdered by Woman.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-03-15

New Britain.-About 50 per cent. of the water used throughout the city ia the past year was used by the fac tories, according to the reports at the office of the water department. Fac- tories took 777.34S.75o gallons.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-03-15

council to be held Saturday evening in the town hall.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-03-15
ELI DE FORGE TOLD LIES.
Found Out Later By Court and Given 21o Days' Jall Sentence As Disei. piine.

ptBnos
 Of course there is q chance that Eli didn't know 1t and that Eli wouldn't do q thing like that with premedita- tfon and malice aforethought but there wasn't much discussion as to his
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-08-07
HAZEL DAWN AT DREAM.

One of the prettlest actresses of the movies Hazel Dawn stars to- night in "Niobe" a Paramount fea- ture. "Niobe" is a fanciful comedy that starts three thousand years ago and ends today. Miss Dawn a capti- vating and youthful star enacts the role of 'Niobe" a statue that comes to life. The man who owns the statue is married and what happens when the beautiful statue comes to life, makes a play out of the ordi- nary. Imagine scantily clad beauty running around in your home when your wife returns.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-08-07
TELL HOW NEW ARWY
 WILL BE DRAFTED

WASHINGTON, D. C., Aug. G. Brigadier General Crowder, Provost Marshal General in a statement made to the press says that the National Army, organized under the draft act will not be called out as a unit at the same time.
 As the cantonments are not all ready to receive the full army and as officers will no be numerous enough for these contonments in the event that the full national army should be called to the colors, it has been determined to call the army to the colors in increments at different intervals.
 Crowder says that they will issue calls for increments of one hundred thousand men each, at intervals of two weeks and five increments in
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-08-07
FENG KWQ SAYS
 MAY DECLARE WAR

PEKING, Aug, G.-It is officially announced this evening that the Mi nisters of the Entente nations will meet tomorrow to confer with the President and cabinet to discuss the best methods Of Chinese participa- tion in the war against Germany. President Feng Kwo says that sev- eral million men will be immediately available for military service if their presence is needed.
 In addition to the President and cabinet at tomorrow's conference all the Chinese diplomats will be present.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-08-07
NEW LINES BRITISH
 SCENE OF FIGHTING

PARIS, Aug. 6.-Thc Germans are subjecting the new positions of the British in Belgium to a most intense bombardment, according to the evening communique.
 These reports are accompanied by the announcement that it is believed that the German artillery fire is the preface to the launching of heavy infantry attacks in general often- sive to recover the lost section of tha German second lines. The Ger mans seem decided to regain at least 8 portion ot their second lines which are now in the hands of the British.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-08-07

WASHINGTON, D. C., Aug. G. While it is known that the draft re- sisters are quietly getting together in other sections, the Okjahon a bands continue at present t. be the most numerous and the most daring
 It is not believed that there is any concerted attempt a or2ani2atio among them, and that they are merely carrying on as outlaws in a reckless way, realizing that their course is desperate. No 'nercg is % be shown these malcontents when
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-08-07

PEKING, Aug. 6.-This morning President Feng Kwo Chang notified the cabinet that he gave his official consent that China declare war upon Germany and Austria Hungary.
 In doing so the President of China prefaces his announcement with a recital of the displeasure China has felt in the ruthless policies of Ger many and the regret and horror that the nation has experienced in the loss of many Chinese sailol6 while engaged on peacefAl mercnants ships which were sunk by the Ger man divers.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-08-07

LONDON, Aug 6.-ConGrmation has been received through the Swiss Embassy representing the interests of the Central Powers with nations which are now fighting them, that Doctor Richard Von Kuhlmann, formerly the German Minister to Turkey has succeeded Zimmerman as Minister of Foreign Affairs in Germany. Won Kuhlmam is an op- portunist of great ability and far
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-08-07
GERMANS THRUST AT BRITISH
RES|STERS ARE ON
 WARPATH STILL

SHAWNEE, Okla, Aug. 6.-Mess- ages were brought to this place to- day by men on horseback convey ing the information that resisters in larger numbers than ever every where burning bridges and other property south of this place.
 Railroad bridges and houses had been dynamited, the resisters doing their best to make known their pre- sence ill this section.
 The marshal hastily organized a posse of four hundred men and has sent them to the scene in an effort to round up the resisters and
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-08-07
ABRUPT HALT N
 RETREAT 0F SLAvS

BERLIN, Aug 6,-The General Staff announced this evening that the Russian retirement along the Pruth and Dneiaser mad cotcs to an abrupt halt and the Russians are taking possession of entrcnched po- sitions which their advance force in the retirement had prepared for them along a wide area.
 The official statement further de- clares that it is apparently the in tont:on of the Russians to give bat- lie to the Austro-German forces iu this section. The latter are conf
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-08-07

NEW YORK, Aug. 6.-This city was agog with excitement today while the port of New York was de clared officially closed for five hours
 When publicity was given this news the widest reports were cur rent, and all not calculated to allay the prevalent excitement Some had it that fleet of German U boats were coming up to shell the city.
 It appears the orders to close the port were given after the sighting of strange craft which was believed 10 have been an enemy submarine.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-08-07
dent of victory in any event.

BERLIN, Aug. 6.-The Vienna Headquarters Staff announces that heavy fighting is taking place south east of Czcrnowitz and in the vicin- ity Of KimpoIung where the Rus sians suddenly thrust an attack at the Austrian forces when the latter was in full pursuit of the enemy.
 The Russians apparently have been strengthened by the arrival of supplies and endorsements and the situation is likely to develop serious
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-08-07

fighting.
 BERLIN, Aug. 6.-Inorder to de- fond the Galician front more secur- ely, the Teuton armies which had crossed the Zbuch river north Husiathyn have been withdrawn from Russian soil and are now lin ing the west banks of the river which positions will he maintained while the soldiers which can be spared for other spheres will be so dispatched. The zbuch renders a formidable barrier against the az gressions Of the Slavs.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-08-07

not to call the national army as a unit is given merely as a matter Of convenience for the War Department so that it can handle each lot as it comes along. It is believed that other reasons also exist for this, not the least of which will be the mat ter of the exemptions which are to be considerd in detail and whic. will cause some delav.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-08-07

WASHINGTON, D, C., Aug. G. In the absence from the capital of Robert Lansing Secretary of State, Polk is acting in his stead.
 The absence Of Petrograd dis patches today is somewhat explained by the very short announcement by Polk that the State Department re- ceived this afternoon a cable an that Kerensky had again
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-08-07

take the head Of the Navy to tho metropolis. A heroic effort upon the part Of the newspaper men to get some statement from Secretary Daniels as to his leaving for New York failed. The Secretary Of the Navy merely said that at this time ac had uo statement to make.
 It is apparent that the trip to New York is il close connection with the closing of .ne port for five hours today, The real facts as to that closing will b. 4iytu out later.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-08-07

SHANGHAI, Aug, e.-German and Austrian subjects throughout China are greatly perturbed over the practical declaration of war that has been authorized by the govern ment. They are manifesting con- siderable concern as to their own safety and the situation is admitted ly difficult.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-08-07

NEW YORK, Aug. london cables which appear to be in closer touch with the political activities in Petrograd intimate that Norensky has already begun forming his ca binet, with absolute control of the situation both political and miIi- tary.
 It is feared that owing to the lack of organization serious times
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-08-07
POLK WILL NOT GIVE
 DETAILS SITUATION

are ahead in industrial and agricul- tural circles owing to the uncer- tainty of what is coming.
 Nereusky has taken hold of these problems and will institute control Of the agricultural and Industrial product as well as the productive activities of the naticu.
 The papers here are pointing out the peculiar coincidence that the re~ tirement O. the Russians along tEe Dneister continued although wholly unnecessary, until Kcrcnshy g3iued his point.
 FOuND:-0u Dexter htil road rim-
 less eye glasses. This 9rce
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-08-07
LEAVES TO-DAY,

The Solomon and Council City mail closes today at ten o'clock ia the Post Office and will be dis patched today to its destination.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-08-07

the British owing to their new posi- tions being subjected to q heavy bombardment will be compelled to give way. A considerable array of endorsements have come for the German forces in Flanders and fl is believed that the fighting has not yet reached it's point of major in- tensity. It is pointed out how skill fully the Germ2n leaders are con ducting their attacks during the in- tense heat of the past two days dua- ing cool ot the evening and at night.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-08-07

assumed with unanimous consent the dictatorship of the Russian re public.
 Upon giving this news to the press MT. Polk refused any further discus sion.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-08-07
PORT NEW
 YORK FIVE HOURS

A thorough search of this and adjacent waters revealed nothing and the great submarine net which was lowered also caught nothing.
 It is believed that some other ob- ject was mistaken for the diver and led to this protective measure upon the part of the navy Officials.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-08-07

they cotne up for trial and they are likely to be turned over to the mili- tary authorities who will deal with all who are convicted i'll a very severe manner.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-08-07

LONDON. Aug -Dispatyhes from France as well as dispatches coming from Amsterdam indicate that the Germans will launch a fero- cioJs general offensive in the West Flanders sector to regain %hur they lost to the British in last weeks fighting. It is feared that
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-08-07

OKLAHOMA CITY, Aug. 6.-As a precaution for the rounding up of all the resisters special posses are being recruited here to aid those HOW already engaged in the work The resisters are carrying on a sort of guerilla warfare.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-08-07

LONDON. Aug. S.-The forces of Crown Prince Ruprecht of Bavaria in West Flanders have been deliver ing powerful thrusts in all night at Jacks to win pack their second line.
 It is officially announced that ali of these attacks nave been repuls,d
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-08-07

WASHINGTON, D. C, Aug. G. Secretary Daniels of the Navy De uartment, hurriedly .rLg for the Pert of New York this afternoon.
 special train was waiting to
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-08-07

all will be called under the draft proportions.
 No dates will be given for the present and none will be announced until the army department is able to take care Of each increment That it will be soon, is also intimated in the statement given out today.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-08-07
GETS lhAPORTANT OFFICE
 ini GERMAN CABINET

from representing the rabid and um- yielding war policy of his predeces- sor. He is one ot the shrewdest of the German diplomats
 In these dispatches it is also an- nounced that Dr. Karl Hellferich has been nemed e-Chancellor without portfolio.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-08-07

to stop these depredations.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-08-07

Now Is the time to Subscribe.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-08-07

WASHINGTON, D. C., Aug. G. The reason for the determination
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-08-07

GET TIE NEWS R1GHT. REAis THE WORKER.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-08-07

Let us estimate on your Job Worx
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