Norwich bulletin., 1917-06-18

5risadier General Edwin Hine tend cred his resignation to Governor Edge of New Jersey.
 One hundred Vale students will join the officers reserve corps at Cam bridge, Mass, on June 26.
 Liberty bonds for proficiency in philosophy is the plan of the alumni of St. Francis Xavier College in Brooklyn.
 J. Ogden Armour of Chicago has subscribed $500,00O to the $100, ,O0O, GOO war fund sought by the American Red Cross.
 The Bergen County N. J., Fair Asso- citation will hold it's annual fair at Hohokus this year, despite war con ditions.
 The Senate of Uruguay decided that 1T American warships visit Uruguayan ports they will be treated as non belligerents.
 The Japanese steamer Tansan Maru, which left Boston May for Manchest- CT, England, has been sunk by a Ger man submarine.
 Federal subpoenas were issued for the managers of the produce depart ments of all the large packing con-
 
 Government employees were given their first Saturday half holiday of the season Saturday. About 40,000 en- plOyeS are affected.
 CT Avenger was sunk by a German subma rine in the North Sea All were saved but one.
 A German U-boat kidnapped two wo- men from a British vessel after hay ing sunk the boat the captains wife and fourteen year old daughter.
 William A. Kennedy, member of the money exchange of Kennedy, Mitchell 6 Co.,, was indicted on a charge of grand larceny in the first degree
 Capt. Percy Spencer de WiIIoughby Ypres hero, and Miss Alice Rogers Huber were married at Fort Niagara where he is an aviation instructor.
 Frank Collins and sabootor Nasso, who escaped from the county jail at captured near Bernardston Saturday.
 The press room of the Aetna Ex- plosives Co, at North Birmingham, Two negroes were killed and one in jured.
 The College of the City of New York will send an ambulance unit to France within two weeks The alumni association has agreed to. pay half the exposes.
 Ernesto PaImacei of cambridse, Commissioner Hayes in 5,OO0 bonds for a hearing later on charge of fall ing to register.
 Adjt. RaouI Lufberry of the Lafay- cite Escadrille winged his eleventh German airplane in a single handed fight against five boches, according to word received in Paris.
 Fourteen battaIions of picked tele- phone and telegraph experts will be formed by the American Telegraph & Telephone Co, to join the United States army signal corps.
 Some of the London papers say that Lord RothermOre brother of Lord Northcliffe, has refused the food con trollership. He is the fourth man to refuse the thankless post
 Leo w. Levin, of The Bronx, was sent to the workhouse for 20 days by Magistrate Fuchs in the West Farms States bluejackets and marines a lot of buns.
 Deritrios W KaIwicki. pushing a peanut stand at Springfield, Mass, was killed Saturday, when he was struck by an automobile that threw him under the wheels of a passing mo- tor truck.
 The Appellate Division of the New York Supreme Court disbarred At torneys Harrison F. Hoyt. Herbert Reeves and Max Brown. The court ,x5-z1 T~I, N (N>Tx for six months.
 Supreme Court Justice John Proctor Clarke. presiding justice of the Appel new lawyers in soldiers uniforms. The men have been candidates for of fcers' commissions at Plattsburg.
 The erqaqement of Miss Marion Cleveland youngest daughter of Grow CT Cleveland to William Dell of New York was announced at Princeton, N. J.. by Mrs. Thomas J. Preston. Jr.. 1 who was the wife of the late president.
 Charles H. Evans of Rochester, N. ", mate, second class, Naval ! Reserve. was seriously injured in a | T. U and the steamer Old Colony of | the Nantasket Beach Line in the fog | near Hull
 The War Department awarded. a | contract to a New York firm for the | of a large hydro gen gen orator gas plant for manufacturing l gas for dirigibles at the Government l aviation experimental station at New | port News.
 Official despatches received at | Sunday from Rome an | the landing of an ItaHaD | contingent consisting of carbineers | and bersaglieri at Port Said to assist i the allied armies in Palestine.
 Fire early Sunday morning destroy ed a large barn belonging to Edward | IT. Rider near the Danbury fain | grounds. resulting in a loss estimated | at S6,000, partly covered by insurance. | Several head of cattle, an automobile l and two wagons were destroyed.