Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-16

Largest in Connecticut in Condensed Telegrams
 nadian grain crop.
 | The New England quota of 1,s0o men ! for the aviation service is rapidly fll- | ing up.
 | More than 1so,ooo persons are being fed daily in the soup kitchens in Ham | burg daily.
 | A block of ss64, ,ooo worth of Liberty bonds sold at par on the New York 1 Stock Exchange.
 l A damaged German submarine of the | latest type was lowed into Zebrugge by | two torpedo boats.
 The Union Pacific Railroad increased salaries of all the men in its service five cents an hour.
 John K. Stewart, who died at Center port, l.. l., a year ago. lett an estate appraised at s5,257,000.
 Premier .kerensky says he has not long to live. Heredity and disease have numbered his days.
 The unions of Boston for the first time in nearly 40 years will hold no parade on Labor Day this year | More than S1o,ooo worth of liquors were seized by State excise agents in a raid at New Dorp, Staten Island. 
 Six more missionaries were reported saved, one of them an American girl, ! from the steamship City of Athens. Detroit's school authorities have bar red the text book I'm Vaterland" which in paragraphs extols Germany.
 The Kaiser has addressed the Pres ident of the Polish Council and has asked that he withdraw his resignation.
 No beef will be served in Chicago ho- tels or restaurants on the first Tues day in September and succeeding Tues days.
 General Wood recommended that a tract of 120 acres be set aside at each cantonment for the cultivation of veg etables.
 The name of j. Farre of New Haven, appeared yesterday in the Canadian overseas casualty list as having died of wounds.
 J. E. Taylor, sent to the Departnen nt of Labor to remedy the shortage of la bor in Utah, reported that the situation was settled.
 According to an official Berlin state ment the Allies lost 213 afrplanes dur ing the month of July and four cap tive balloons.
 s-A- another loan from the United States for the international rehabilitation Of devastated lands.
 A lone German airpIane flew over the American base in France. It was so high that it apI cared to be only speck in the sky.
 Fred T. Wilson, aged e7 years, was sentenced in Lacrosse, Wis. to serve a year in prison for uttering threats against the President.
 Richard L. Lehmann, Ger@~1 ar rested at Seattle had maps O. Puget Sound and Juan del Fuca coast de- lenses in his possession.
 SayviiIe, L. |. fishermen brought in l 45 barrels of weafish and bluefish in one haul. They report that Great | South Bay is alive with fish.
 An announcement was mace III the House of Commons that Great Britain | lost 9,74S sailors on merchantmen | vince the opening of the war. Nsh or French. cablegnms may now be | written in any of the codes authorized | by the United States censorship.
 The First battalion, Rhode Island Field artillery. now at Quonset Point camp grounds. has received orders to go to Boxford, Mass, for training.
 Leon J. cadore. pitcher of the Brooklyn National League team. is ready to fight. He passed the phys ScaI test and claims no exemption.
 James Golden, a patroIn,an, pleaded guilty to the murder of his father, Nicholas J. Golden, a real estate deal CT, in the district court at Bristol R. l.
 The western end of coney Island was visited by a specta acular fire which destroyed II bungalows and made three families and seven pleasure clubs homeless.
 pr. Alexander Hamilton Rice was named as a member of the second of fcers' training camp at Plattsburg. Rice is an explorer and has been in many lands.
 William K. Cook, a soldier fin the ,2d L. s. Infantry, was arersted in Brooklyn for shooting two boys who, le alleged. threw stones as he drove ly in an automobile. The coal laden schooner J. Howell ( with hole in her side. She was ram z leeds put in at Vineyard Haven. Mass. t ned by an unknown collier while an I horing at Vineyard Sound. 2 Investigation of the conspiracy, hay r ng for an object number of Morse g hips to be sunk with German ex- f ,1osives. was completed and seven t