Norwich bulletin., 1917-07-20

Condensed Telegrams

Condensed TeIegrams
 Constantinopie has a store for wo- men only.
 Silver bullion was quoted at 30 IA fcents an ounce, off 3-8.
 Regular army recruits accepted on Thursday totaled 1.276.
 President MenooaI con,muted the sentences of Cuban rebels to life inn prisonment.
 German newspaper reports a great explosion at the Wilhelm Wei fenbach factory.
 New Jersey was added to the list of states whose quota for the regular army has been filled.
 Vice Admiral DeIbono was appointed as Minister of the Italian Marine to succeed Vice Admiral Arturo Triangi
 British armed motor attachments are taking part in the Russian offen- slVe in Galicia and are doing good service.
 According to report from DusseI- dorf l85 Germans have received sen
 
 food riots.
 All anthracite mining properties and coll1eries of the Pennsylvania Railroad co were sold to M. A. Banna & Co., of Cleveland.
 William Dickson, of MontcIair pres fdent of the Edge Prison Inquiry Com mission resigned on account of bus- mess demands.
 Three Germans are being held in Kansas towns charged with conspira- cy to scatter germs through the me dfum of court platter
 Abraham Newman, proprietor of The Trenches" a saloon in Brooklyn was held in 1000 bail for selling beer to sailors in uniform. Magazines and newspapers bearing a one-cent stamp may be posted un~ wrapped and unaddressed, for Ameri- can sailors in Europe.
 First Lieutenant Quentin Roosevelt or the aviation section of Signal Corps Reserve, was ordered into active ser vice at Fort Wood, N. Y.
 The Prince of Udine who was the head of the Italian Mission to the United States will resume his duties as captain in the navy The torpedo boat destroyer Stockton. latest addition to the United States Navy, was launched from the Cramps shipyard on the Delaware.
 1t was announced at the office of the adJutant general at Albany that the draft chances of those registered in New York are about IA to l. Secretary Baker accompanied by a party of army officials arrived at Hampton Roads to inspect military establishments in the vicinity. Mayor Mitchell reappointed Joseph J. Corr1gan and Norman J. Marsh as city magistrates for terms of 10 years at the annual salary of s7,0OO.
 The Lafayette EscadriIIe, Frances famous fighting squadron of American airmen, will be placed under the com mand of Major General Pershing. Cornelius Vanderbilt, Jr., son of Colonel Vanderbilt of the 22nd Regi- ment of engineers has enlisted in the United States army as 8 private. Opposition from a small group of senators of both parties upset plans for having the Senate pass, after a brief debate, the s64o,OoO,Ooo aviation bill Sister Campbell, a nurse of South Orange, N. J.. and Private Castle, an invalid soldier were drowned by the upsetting of boat at Ganaque, Ont Bathing girls will be deIted by the Atlantic City censor. Four officials were designated to set on bathing suits. Barelimbed girls come under the ban. Men between the ages of 18 and 25 and who have a college education or equal are sought by the Department of Aviation of the British recruiting mis- sion.
 The Amalgamated Clothing Workers Of America declared that if S1 in crease in wages was not given to them about 25,000 workers would go on strike.