Norwich bulletin., 1917-05-31

ecticut in Proportion to Condensed Telegrams
 The Old Colony Trust company of
 Boston has subscribed $10.000,oo0 to
 the liberty loan.
 Yale university for agricultural camp
 work closed Tuesday.
 Two thousand radio and telegraph operators are needed by the navy de- partment before June 5. The French line steamship Mouse
 was torpedoed and sunk on Thursday
 last while bound for Havre. It is reported that n disagreement has arisen between the Nicaragu guam government and the American collector of customs.
 King George and Queen Mary in spected the hospital for British officers established by the American women's l war relief fund.
 Purchase by the Fraternal Order of Eagles of more than $1,000, 900 worth of 1 liberty loan bonds was authorized by the national officers of the order The strike of the Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners at the William | Cramp 6 Sons Ship and Engine Build | ing company was satisfactorily settled. 4 definite program of financing for
 the entente governments is being con sidered for June by treasury officials, but so far has not taken concrete form. An appeal for lunnbermen to serve | behind the allied lines in France was | made at Boston by Henry s. Graves, vice.
 The Young Mems Christian associa- | tion of Brown university sent a check the American ambulance field service 1 in France.
 Notices were posted at the corset
 factory of the Strouse-Adler company, New Haven, announcing a 10 per cent. | increase in wages to it's 2,50O employees, | effective at once.
 Contracts have been let for twenty | steel and wooden. merchant cargo steamers of approximately $500 tons | each, to be built at Moss Point, Miss, | for government use.
 Victor Berger, Milwaukee socialist | abandoned his attempt to get a pass port to attend the socialist peace con-
 ference at Stockholm.
 "I am immensely satisfied with con ditions in Russia, including Serbia" !" | said Prof. Boris Bakhmetieff, the new | Russian ambassador to the United
 States, on arriving at Tokio. I | William M. Wood, president of the | American Woolen company at New 1 Bedford, has acquired half interest | in a building there in which he first | obtained work as an office boy. John Bowman, "A, a veteran show man and for nearly twenty years the
 team partner of the late William liar ris, the New York theatrical producer, | died at his home in Everett, Mass. lnpertant developments in the use | of radio telegraphy as an adjunct to rival in this country Tuesday of the
 Anglo:French scientific commission. Joseph AndIeman and James Pom
 dimon of Hartford were seriously i'm jured today in a collision between a l motorcycle with side car in which they were riding, and automobile. l FIAn8 were announced az New roFk 1 for carrying the campaign for the sell | ing of the liberty loan bonds into vir- tualiy every theatre of the United
 States during the week beginning June
 f.
 1 s. X. Constantinidf, first secretary of i the Greek legation at Washington,
 presented his papers of resignation to | the state department and announced his allegiance to the forces of Veni- l zelos.
 l A Stockholm despatch to Reuters says that the German government has announced that Swedish and Norwe- will have safe passage home from July 1.
 Prisoners at the Maryland peniten- tiary have bought s2,150 worth of lib- erty loan bonds with savings from their small wage allowances. One man serv- | ing long term spent s250 of the $27S | to his credit.
 l Newfoundland fishermen do not share l the fear expressed by some followers | of the sea in Nova Scotia that German | submarines may cross the Atlantic and ] work havoc In the fishing flotilla gath | cred on the Grand Banks. The governments expenditures for 1 the fiscal year reached $1 500. 000, 900 on Tuesday. more than $900, 100000 in ex cess of last years expenditures up to | the present date, and a new high rec | ord in American history. Recognition of the Harvard Reserve Officers Training corps by the war de- partment will depend largely upon the report to be made by an inspector of | the department who will review the corps at the Stadium on Friday. AA nr& Germany. for which there is yet no positive confirmation. the provis- | ional council Of state in Poland yes terday transmitted the resignatlons of