Norwich bulletin., 1917-07-24

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 Condensed TeIegrams J. MoDavitt of Boston is mentioned as wounded in Mondays Canadian casualty list
 The Lafayette flying squadron took part In 67 airplane duels in the week ending July IA.
 Premier kerensky said the recent ri- ots in Petrograd were instigated by German agents.
 All informed Germans at Ellis Island will be sent to Hot Spring, N C., as soon as houses can be erected. The State Department said the report that the Unted States was going to lend money to Mexico was false.
 Twenty-two aviation students will
 flying grounds at Mount Clemens, Mich.
 The papers of Mexico print extensive declarations rejoicing over the an- nounced removal of the American em- bargo.
 A fire occurred on the Heckscher es- tate at Westbury, L. l. Four ponies were burned. They were valued at 10000
 The Federal draft quotas for the various exemption districts of New York State will not be available for a day or two.
 Four Milwaukee distiIIeries are work ing al capacity piling up stocks in an- ticipation of the application of the an- ti-whiskey law.
 Polce Commissioner Arthur Woods appointed Mrs. Grace Humiston a spe- cfal investiator for the police depart ment without pay.
 Two brothers, Estell and Roy Craw- ford, were killed at Smithland Ky.. when cartridges in a farmhouse were struck by lihtning.
 Ten persons were injured when a storm of cyclonic proportions swept for 30 miles along the route of the Chicago & Joliet Electric Railroad
 The North Jersey traction lines will increase fares from five to six cents in each fare zone. under a ruling of the Public Utility commission.
 The American troops in France are learning the art of throwing bombs and are outdistancing the F'renchmen at it because of their baseball training.
 Captain David J. Roberts, marine superintendent of the Cunard Line, has resigned after 13 years service with the company, on account of i'll health. deputy, was dismissed. charged with having accepted money from persons interested in having prisoners paroled.
 New York State was second with re- cruits, 175. and Pennsylvania. first with 200. New York lacks less than 900 men to fill it's quota for the regular army.
 Allen Smith of Brooklyn, was killed when his aeroplane fell into the Della ware River near Marcus Hook, Pa. Smith was having his last course in aviation.
 Anton Nelson, a native of Denmark, was arrested on a charge of threaten ing to assassinate the president and Thomas Edison. He is now in jail at Louisville.
 The Census Bureau will issue a re- port on the quantity of cOttonSeed re- ceived crushed and on hand and of cottonseed products from Aug. l. 1916, to June 30.
 The Bank of England reported cur Pency notes outstanding 149 494 703. against e14S.55S 3S0 last week. Gold for the redemption of notes remains at z 2S, ,500,000.
 Spokane has but four Chinese laun- dries left, six having closed their Alaska is better than in the laundries on the coast.
 The resignation of the Preuvian cab inet is believed to be imminent. It is considered probable in political circles that the finance minister will organize a new ministry
 jury in the United States court | at Cleveland returned verdict of guilty in the trial of three socialists | leaders for hindering registration for selective service.
 The Machine Gun Board approved | the purchase of 10000 of the Brown | ing automatic rifles 10 900 heavy and l 10 900 light The board also approv 1 ed the purchase of 25.OO0 Lewis guns.
 President MenocaI sent a message to | Congress vetoing the $30, 900 900 meas i ure recently passed by both Houses. 1 His reason is that it did not include the stamp tax clause recommended by ! him.
 The Local Anzeiger of Berlin hears the the American consul at Odessa, John A. Ray. was imprisoned there 1 with his British colleague by soldiers for having spoken unfavorably of the revolution.
 Announcement made by the depart nent of commerce says that on July 10 in a yard which ships were being built for Federal life saving service a fire of unknown origin started and de- stroyed the yard.
 Upset by the fact of her sweetheart's red link number being drawn in the iraft Miss Anna Fox Brooklyn. com nitted suicide. Her head was i'm nersed in a bathtub full of water and he gas was turned on.
 According to crop report issued by he Ninth District Federal Reserve tlar.0lIcElaQIIt Ia