Norwich bulletin., 1917-06-04

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 Condensed Telegrams
 King George received Lord North cl1ffe in audience.
 Four new experts were added to the | tariff commission.
 The Boston Stock Exchange will
 close tomorrow, Registration Day.
 The French forces took 31,s2e pris- oners between April 5 and May q. l Two army medical reserve corps training camps were opened at various points.
 Japan intends to await developments in the Chinese situation before inter | fer1ng in any way
 The hospital at the Brooklyn Navy
 Yard is full of bluejackets sick with the German measles. The Mexican soldiers will be taught to sing marching songs and chorus singing in the future. The workmen of Russia are de- manding a six hour day in 12o of Russia's largest factories. Subscriptions of nearly S7ooo. 900 for the Liberty Loan were reported at the New England headquarters Saturday. Jefferson Davis birthday annivers- a~ with memorial exercises in many cities. Many tons of bombs were dropped by British aircraft on the Belgian towns of Ostend, Zebrugge and Bruges with good results.
 Volunteers to aid in taking New York state military census are needed From 25,000 to 30, 900 workers will be enlisted altogether.
 Fish are being shipped to England via Montreal from British Colum bfa due to the wars interference with the North Sea fisheries
 According to the London Mirror Viscount Cowdray, Chairman of the vate business reasons. c. Quevado, who was an aid of Aguinaldo in the armed resistance in the Philippines in 1900 was enlisted in the United States army. John M. Fitzpatrick Bridgeport po- lioAman. residing at 19S Sixth Street, was killed by a live wire at Beardsley Park yesterday afternoon. Sir Richard Burbridse of London, is dead. He was a member of the Ad- visory Board of the Munitions and was made baronet last year.
 The Japan Foreign Office reported that there is no truth in the rumor Russia to reinforce the Russian army.
 Billy sundy went to Police Head quarters and was finger printed. He cell, and then made a speech to the recruits
 Elisha Dyer, 53, long a member of the Newport colony, and a son of the late Governor Elisha Dyer, of Rhode Island, died at his home Saturday of pne umonia.
 pr. Thomas w. Huntington of San Francisco was elected president of th 2 American Surgical Association at the closing session of it's annual conven tiOn in Boston.
 Capt. George Guynemer, the most famous of the French aviators, brought down five more German airplanes, two in one minute, making the total, 43 enemy airplanes.
 Six hundred informed German sailors will be put to work building camps and roads and doing agricultural work in North Carolina. it was an nounced by Secretary Wilson.
 A general strike against the high cost of living throughout Norway was urged by the Social Democraten, which published a proclamation exhorting the workmen to leave work June 8.
 Hank Gowdy, Boston National League Club catcher and hero of the 1914 worlds series, is the first big league ball player to enlist in the army. Gowdy registered at Colum 1 bus.
 John sparso, Socialist writer and a 1 member of the party's national exec utive committee announced he has re- 1 signed from the party because it was | with notable uniformity on the Ger | man side"
 The Boston Central Labor union last | night adopted a resolution recommend | ing that all unions of the American | Federation of Labor refuse to adAit | as members during the war any alien | of military age.
 Capt. Alexander corkun1 of Boston. an experienced navigator in American and foreign water, has been appointed | to command the German steamer Koin, seized by the government and under going repairs at Boston.
 A loan of $4,ooo.o was made by the Mutual Life Insurance to the Trinity Church Corpora tion on mortgage covering much of the corporations bus mess and dwelling property in the , Greenwich section of New York
 The Welsh bill to prevent the New York Central from building a bridge over the Hudson at Castleton with piers in mid stream in accordance with plans approved by Secretary Baker, | was signed by Governor Whitman.
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