Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-21

AGES-112 COLUMNS 1ecticut in Proportion to Condensed Telegrams
 Twenty one survivors of the Ameri- can steamship Montana arrived at an Atlantic port.
 William F. FitzeeraId's hat is in the ring for the democratic nomination for governor of Massachusetts. The name of r. w. Bulletin, Ansonia, appeared among the wounded Ameri- l cans in yesterdays casualty list.
 Textile workers. in saxony are ex- i cited over wage and food conditions and a general strike is threatened. A search of the powder plant of Cur l tiss & Harvey at Rigau Montreal, will | be started for the 25 missing bodies. l Seve nty- five thousand dollars was taken in at the gate for the automobile races at Sheepshead Bay on Saturday. l Joseph H. Shea, American ambassa- dor, will leave Santiago for the United 1 States in September on a leave of ab sence.
 Captain RoukeI, one of the most l efficient of the Allied aviators, was killed by fall while trying a new machine.
 Charles M. Bailey, who was engaged in the manuta cture of oil cloth for % I age of 97.
 Choosing the worIehouse in perfer- ence to $1O fine, six militant suffra 1 giStS started to serve their 0-day | terms in jail
 The commission from the Neither lands to the United States to discuss the embargo questions left a European port for New York.
 Austria Hungary considers that l China's declaration of war on the Cen 1 tral Powers, proclaimed on August H. is illegal and unconstitutional.
 Ethan Allen, of New York, head of a large woolen business, has been ap- | pointed director of the Atlantic diVi- sion of the Red Cross War Council.
 Rufus Harris, a negro, was shot to death by a military guard at 32d and l AldIheI SIIeeLSB 1lllddell)Illd l lie i guard said he was acting suspiciOusly.
 Reports from Cordoba, Argentina, 1 indicate that the crop of peanuts has duct is quoted at about $4.45 per 100 pounds.
 The conference between the officials i of the Lake Torpedo Boat company and the striking machinists which was to l have been held yesterday was post poned until today.
 Drastic action by President Wilson to end the situation of the coal indus try, reduce the prices to the consumer and bring about a better distribution, is expected.
 Ralph White of ee Pearl street was the first to enlist a [ Waterbury for the First Separate company (colored), c. N. c. He passed examination with flying colors.
 President carranza, of Mexico, sign ed a decree appointing members of military commission to come to the United States, headed by General Guy etano Faria.
 An unknown Greek fell and broke 1 his neck while working in the Scovill Manufacturing Company's plant at Waterbury yesterday. The coroner is investigating the case.
 One thousand men who were drafted and who received special instruction at Governors Island for the last five weeks, left for New Dorp. s. l., where they will begin trench digging.
 William WheIan, 50 years old, of Paterson, N. J., was killed in an auto mobile accident at West Hobol<en. He was pinned underneath the automobile he was driving and his skull fractured
 Miss Katherine Stinson, Red Cross i aVatrice, was forced to land in a farm a mile north of Athens on the Hudson when the gas conduit of her machine broke and spattered gas all over her face. S
 The American Red Cross is bending every effort to bring its organization to the highest state of efficiency to care for the American wounded who will soon be coming into the hospitals in France.
 Five hundred citizens of Forest Ohio, secured the vicinity for a Big | Four railroad detective who was said to have beaten Michael Pipiano, a sol dier. who disputed the price list in a dining car.
 A decrease of 20 per cent in the wheat consumption of England for the month of July, compared with the | month or FeDruary, IS ShoWn py 1 statement received by the U. S. Food Administra tion
 There is every indication that Cana 1 da will in the future finance her own i War loans. that every one will be an internal loan where the Finance De partment can make it's own price and 1 rates of interest.
 l Attorney General Gregory sent in StructiOnS how to deal with draft reg istrants who fail to appear before the dra 1t boards for examination. He l said they must be conscripted with out examination and will be allowed no chance to claim exemption" Policeman James Knight made an arrest at Fairfield in a boat Sun | day afternoon. He rOwed out to the