Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-15

16 PAGES-1 in Connecticut in F Condensed TeIegrams ] The removal of the Belgian civilian lpopulation continues.
 The war department wants 500 chap lalns for. the national army going to France.
 ! According to Berlin report, German aviators never intentionally attacked allied hospitals.
 ! The Jersey troops named to go to Anniston are delayed owing to the lack of Pullman cars.
 The value of exports in the seven months ended July have reached to- tai of $1.o0?,065.1sO.
 The war department announced that the natioAal guard units will be divided at little as possible.
 The German HiIdesheim Zeitune de- clares President Wilson as the most honest of all enemies"
  Former Gov. James F. Fielder of Jersey City was named as New Jersey state food administrator.
 The 12th infantry regiments of fed leralized New York troops will leave their armory for camp today
 A large German arpIane was "direct- 1y hit'' in a raid over Zeebrugge, ac- cording to the British admiralty. l Portugal Avas declared in a state of or siege, according to a telegram at Madrid, due to the general strike. l The allied military conference, which was to have been held in Paris this month was postponed until October.
 viscount Reading. Lord Chief Justice | of England, and Secretary McAdOo were in conference for half an hour Twenty four alleged l. w. w. mem bers arrived al Douglas, Ariz., on their way from Columbus, N. M., to Bisbee. The department of agriculture an- nounced that the government will not take food supplies held by housewives. More than twice the amount of de- stroyers in the United States navy are being built in the United States ship yards. Four hundred million Red Cross Christmas seals will be made this year to be sold throughout the United States.
 Burglars blew the safe in the post office at Avon. near Rochester, N Y, l and escaped with $500 in cash and stamps.
 The United States employment office at Buffalo issued call for 1000 work CTS to save the peach crop of western New York.
 Frank van Tassel, a Branch county, Mich, farmer, who shot and skilled Sheriff Ralston, was killed by a posse of farmers
 England, France and Italy will train 1 American aviators, due to the tempo ! rary lack of machines and facilities in l this country. i
 Sam Gates, a negro, charged with | having annoyed a white girl in Eng land, Ark. was taken from sheriff l and shot to death.
 The average freight rate per ton per mile received by the railways of the l United States in 1916 was 7.16 mills, 1 the lowest on record.
 President Wilson is expected to an-
 
 of the port of New York, to succeed l Dudley Field Malone.
 Secretary Lansing received the spe- cial Guatemalan mission which is in Washington to discuss questions l growing out of the war.
 Negotiations to provide a credit of $75,000,000 for imperial government purchases of meats, bacons, etc, in Canada are now in progress.
 Spanish naval officers, under the new agreement between England, France and Germany, will control the hospital ships at Toulon, France.
 Bruce Smith, a Chicago banker, was vision of the Red Cross in place of A. H. Sprague, Jr., who resigned to enter the army.
 Lieut.. Walter Hoehndorf was acci- dentally killed on the western front. He was Germany's best aviator, after Boelke and Immelmann, both of whom At a meeting of the four lodges of { at Bridgeport last evening, ] committee was instructed, upon vote, to meet Monday night to set date for the general strike. After cutting all thcr wires leading rom sullivan. MO, % mics soutneaSt : ,f St. Louis, four auto bandits locked ID the town marshal while they robbed he bank and postoffice. The Austro- Hungarian war office that the Italian losses on z he Isonzo battle front in the latest t battle tota1ed 230000 mon, including l 0,000 prisoners captured. British corporations which have oaned $110, 100000 on southern cotton 2 md farmlands ars asking for payment, which may embarrass farmers unless hey can transfer their loans. T An invitation to congress to send a delegation to visit England and the British fighting forces the front vas received by Vice President Mar s hall from Lord Chancellor FfnIay and b