Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-03

One man m every SIX WdlNeQ CldlHl of exemption in Cleveland. Italy will soon appoint a permanent
 war mission to the United States. Amsterdam reports that POO German ns
 in Antwerp refused to go to the front.
 A heavy rainstorm which lasted five hours broke the heat spell in Balti- ! more.
 l Boston is following the advice of | Herbert Hoover in starving the garb- age can.
 Six patients of an insane asylum at Trenton, N. J., escaped. Two were re- captured.
 Gold to the amount of s4oo,ooo was shipped to San Francisco by the Sub -Trea sury. According to reports to the Russian Ministry of Supplies the outlook for crops is bright.
 Poetms ster Patten of New York has permitted the mail carriers to work in their shirt sleeves.
 Company D. 22d Engineers, left for Spartanburg, s. C.. to help make ready the big cantonment.
 ne ForO AutomoDIe OO. lufne1 out 735.oO0 autos during the fiscal year ended Tuesday.
 The American steamship Montano was sunk by a submarine. Tweny two of the crew were saved.
 Jerry J. Conan, father of George ". Conan the actor, died at his home in Monroe, Orange County N. Y.
 Thomas A. Edison sent home 5000 men from the plant at Orange N. J.. on account of the intense heat.
 Mayor Mitchell returned to his office in the City Hall and said his vacation was over except for a few trips.
 Justice of the Peace Garrett A. Big gar was shot and killed at his home in Himrods Yates County, N. Y.
 An unidentified ice man was over come by the heat at Waterbury yes terday and died a few hours later.
 General Pershine arrived at the American training camp, accomp anied by three French generals.
 Oscar Price, auditor for the Dept. of the Interior. was appointed director of publicity for the next Liberty Loan.
 Heavy rains greatly improved the growing crops in Iowa the Dakotas. central and western Kansas and Ne braska.
 Kingdom Gould of Lakewood, N. j.. will be called to Toms River for phys ical examination Monday. He is in the first draft.
 William Tyson, of Nashville, Ga, T young farmer killed his bride and himself in fear that he would have to go to war.
 Richard M. Jones, a widely known educator and for AZ years headmaster of Penn Charter school, is dead at Philadelphia.
 Lieutenant James R. Dickinson, one of the personal guards of Jefferson Davis, is dead at the age of s3, at Richmond, Va
 Americas ambulance service in France is in the thickest of the fight. In July there were seven Americans killed by shell fire.
 Joseph E. corriean, city magistrate, and Mrs. Margaret Faith Robinson Haggin were married at the brides home at St. Leo, Fla.
 Bread cards will be introduced ;n France on Saturday. Each adult will receive 500 grams of bread daily. Children under Will receive 300 grams.
 Charles Smith, of Washington, son of George Otis Smith. director of the United States Geological Survey. was drowned in Clough Pond, at London, x. H.
 Both steel and wooden ships must be built and built immediately, RearAd- l niral Capps. crairman of the ener- i sencY fleet told shipbuilders at Wash ngton.
 The third drowning in as many days i ,ook place at Litchfield yesterday when i John SeplesIi was tipped out of his | boat in Beaver Pond. The body was | recovered.
 The Amercan. Consulate at Havana i sending pictures to newspapers Tn | Cuba and to movie houses to aid in ;earch for the missing school teacher, Ruth Arm
 The House of Commons will take est vote on which will decide the par ;cipation of British laboratories in the russian called international Socalsts' conference at Stockholm.
 The Ninth Regiment of Mass. had
 demonstration of war methods under he direction of Canadians. Trenches constructed by the guardsmen were blown up by the Canadians.
 German aliens informed at Angel Is and San Francisco. were refused the Ise of signal flags for amusement pur- ,oses through order isused by he commandant of the island.
 Police Sergeant Vost fired shot at
 cat in The Bronx that was affected " the heat. The bullet killed the cat. hen grazed the cheek of Mrs. Nellie sonder who was across the street
 Major John B. Rose, of Newburgh. I Y was commissioned a colonel by Governor Whitman and was authoriz- d to raise an army of depot units to uard the length of the New York queduct.
 Philadelphia thought she was going Q furnish Uncle Sam with at least ne Adonis when conscript examiners Michael Minnick physic- fly perfect. But Michael is an Aus