Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-28

w. H. Bosrdman, wealthy Cleveland manufacturer, was killed in an auto mobile accident.
 Owing to the high price of printing materials Harvard papers are going out of business.
 The training camps at Fort Worth will consist of two for Canadians and one for Americans.
 The Japanese Mission returned to Washington after a visit at the naval academy at Annapolis.
 Police searched the London office and home of F. D. Morel, a leader of the pacifist movement
 The Munich Independent Committee for German Peace calls for indemnity to avert a calamity to the country.
 The talk in Congress about Presi- dent Wilson preparing an address on the Pope's peace proposal was siIenced.
 The Detroit Free Press and the De- roit News Tribune inereased the price of their Sunday editions to six cents.
 Dr.. liars SuIzer, the new minister from Switzerland, was presented form ally te President Wilson.
  $. Infantry at New Haven has been ordered to undergo physical examina- tion.
 InfantiIe paralysis as a nationwide or statewide scourge is no longer feared this year by the public health service.
 The French steamer which went to the aid of the American steamer Cam Tl.a Y1o 9 fOrnP6O 6.
 The Argentine Government is mak- ing an effort to rush through Congress measure providing for a heavy tax OF all exports.
 Victor J. Mocone, secretary of the Oregon Socialist Party, is under arrest at Lewiston. Idaho, on charge of treason.
 The Portuguese Government has all lowed Cardinal Anthony Mendes Bello five days in which to leave Lisbon and the suburbs.
 GotthoId Prusse, a German submar- inc expert was arrested in Baltimore for entering the barred zones without a permit.
 Preparations are being made at Camp Upton, at Yaphank, l.. l., to close all saloons within radius or five miles of the camp.
 Alabama coal operators left for Washington to protest othat Alabama mines cannot produce coal at the rate fixed by President Wilson.
 The Council of National Defense will appoint a committee to investigate the a. W. W. situation throughout the country, especially in the West.
 Mrs. James c. Anderson of Victoria B. C., is en route to Washington to testify against Colonel Reichmann for making pro-German utterances
 The Argentine Foreign Office an nounced that no reply was received from Berlin to Argentina's protest against the sinking of the Toro-
 Beginning Sept. i, the sale of ab- sinthe is to be prohibited by the New York Board of Health. according to the provisions of the sanitary code.
 The members of the Belgian war mission visited the military academy. They were accorded special review by the corps of cadets.
 John Schultz, 33, killed himself by shooting, at his home in Bristol yes terday. The police say the act fol- lowed a quarrel between husband and wife.
 George Murphy, of New York;. de- manding indemnity from the draft, said he was born in Constantinople and he is a loyal subject of Mehmed V.
 War crosses were awarded to Charles NJ. Ashton, Jr, of Philadelphia and Charles w Isbell of North Adams, Mass. both Dartmouth stu dents.
 Count D'OuItremont, a Belgian of ficiaI recently deported to Germany and sentenced to death, was pardoned through the intervention of King All fonsO.
 Albert Bond Ler1bert, lieutenant in the aviation corps and wealthy St. Louisan, notified Secretary Daniels that he resigned as a vice president of the Navy League.
 Edward Tynan of Beckman, Dutch ess county, haled to court by his Wlfe' from whom he is separated, was sen fenced to pay her Sl week so sne can keep up his life insurance policy.
 An oil steamship which arrived at an Atlantic port reported German U- boat off the coast disguised as schooner. The steamship reported the message was picked up by the wireless operator.
 All national guard camps in the southeastern department except those at Macon and Alexandria, La. are ready to receive a large proportion Of the troops they are designated to ac- commodate.
 The miners strike in the Birming- ham (Ala) district has been averted through the efforts of Secretary Will son. Virtually all of the demands made by the union. including recognition, have been indefinitely postponed.
 Employees of the government forest service have purchased a Red Cross ambulance and kitchen trailer for the American lumberjack regiment, Tenth Engineers, which will go to France to produce from forests there lumber for American operations.
 Rev. Hermann Brueckner, Lutheran +o1 rxrff