Norwich bulletin., 1917-06-11

 ously ill at Bayport. Long Island. The British put three German air planes out of action near Dixmude The strike in Paris is virtually over and only a few strikers are still out.
 Several persons were killed in Rio de Janeiro when a building collapsed. The Haytian Minister at Berlin was handed his passports, according to re- ports from Berlin
 The B. G o. Railroad purchased the main road of the Cincinnati, Hamil- ton & Dayton Railroad.
 Word was received in London that two Belgian relief ships have reached Rotterdam from Halifax.
 James Pershine of Los Angeles, will go to Franco to be near his brother, General John J. Pershing.
 Rrisadier- General Frank Mcintyre, formally assumed his additional duties as chief military censor.
 Five French ships were sunk dur ing the week ending June 3. Three large and two small vessels.
 Mrs Herbert J. Guerney was re- jGCI6Q pESSlQ0nL OI the hdSSdCHuSSlIS State Federation of Womens clubs.
 Daylight Saving bill is before the Newfoundland Legislature and it is considered probable that it will pass. .HaiIstones fell in Rochester as big as marbles damaging fruit trees and causing heavy damage to the crops.
 Petersburg, Va, and ChiIIicothe, O., were approved as sites for army can tonment camps for the selective draft.
 Street car traffic in Lima Peru was suspended entirely by q, strike of con ductors and motormen for an increase in pay.
 inundated in a flood in Missouri, when the levee on the Fabius river went out at Taylor.
 Dr. Felix T. Balbridee, a noted phy- sician of the South. is dead at Huntsville, Ala, after short illness of pneumonia.
 Turkish Asiatic troops arrived in Europe in large numbers and will be used for town garrisons in Germany and Austria.
 A gift of s1oo,ooo in Liberty Bonds from an annonymous donor was an nounced at the commencement of Bryn Mawr.
 Mountain men from Roanoke, Va, fired upon National Guard men from ambush. They are opposed to the conscription act
 Federal Judge R. S. Bean of Port land, Ore, ordered the land in Kern county, Cal, valued at $1,OOO,OOO, to be restored to the government.
 AdoIph p. smedburg, 2s years old, an employe of manufacturing plant at Providence, was arrested Saturday for failure to register on June ,.
 pr. Lehman, the German minister to Guatemala, who was recently given safe conduct for himself and his wife and the attaches, left Guatemala.
 The Italian Minister of the Interior, MT Orlando, confirmed the report that TO passports will be given to socialists to attend the conference at. Stockholm.
 The Norwegian cabinet decided to submit a bill regulating the prices of provisions fuel and necessities of life by other means tahn maximum prices.
 France expects an additional Amer ican fotilla of destroyers and patrol boats, to cooperate with the French forces in the English channel and the Atlantic.
 Rev. Anson Phelps Stokes, D. D., of Yale university, preached the bacca- | laureate sermon to the Vassar grad | uating class Sunday.
 Governor Mccall of Massachusetts, | issued a statement calling attention | to the opening of national campaign | for recruits for the Marine Corps that | begins this week.
 A corps of "aeriaI thoroughbreds" to | consist of 1000 young Englishmen and l Canadians now resident in the United | States will be organized by the Brit ish Army Mission.
 The oil tank steamer Pennsylvania built for the Texas Steamship Com the Fore River Shipbuilding' Corpora tion's yards Saturday.
 sprinqfieId Federal Land Bank Of Massa chusetts indorsed the applica- tion of the Mohawk Valley Farm Loan Association of Schenectady, N. Y, and voted to lend it $30,00e.
 Jane & Andre, New York nodistes, who sued Mrs. Archibald s. White for 8 balance of $16,00O for goods sold withdrew their Supreme Court action. Mrs. White has paid the bill
 Rev. Francis x. LecIaire, 45 years old, founder of the Church of the Church of the Sacred Heart in West N. H., died at the parish house Saturday. Bronchitis and heart trouble were the causes.
 Rev. John Smith Lowe, pastor of the Church of the Mediator at Providence for the past seven years, resigned yes rerday to become general superintend- ant of the Unfversalist Church of America
 Mrs Eaiix 1 ester won her fight for the SS0o,000 left her by the will of her aged husband, William c. Lester The Appellate Division set aside a verdict upsetting the will on contest of William c. Lester, 3d. a grandson.
 NEW ENGLAND SU DESCRIPTIONS
 s136,8oo,ooo TO LIBERTY LOAN. A Gain During Saturday of $12, BOG, 900