Norwich bulletin., 1917-06-09

military service for all Cubans be- tween the ages of 21 and 30.
 Two subscriptions of S25, 1000 each for liberty loan bonds have come from Germans of the middle west.
 The HoIstein- Freisian Club associa- tion of America subscribed $1O0. 900 from it's treasury for liberty bonds
 The Foresters of America, in con- vention at Albany, N. Y. decided to purchase 5000 worth of liberty bonds.
 An interstate cereal conference will be held at Kansas City June 12 to 14 to discuss increased grain production.
 More than a score of persons are unaccounted for since the Ievee on the Fabius river went out at Taylor Mo-
 Students of Harvard's first battalion reserve officers training corps will buy machine gun for use in instruction. A bill introduced in the house au- thorizes the president to take posses sion of all of North Island in San Diego harbor.
 The eleven, Ute Indians of Colorado who refused to register under the se- lective draft law have submitted to registration.
 TI e,"PiOJeS or me Pennsylvania granted passes by the company to ride free
 the home guards to use the rifles being used by the army throughout the country.
 The steam yacht Isabel Maj. costiro EI,Go0, OOO owned by John N. WiIlys, of Toledo. Ohio, was turned over to the government
 are at work on the problem to reduce the price of coal and to insure an ade- quate supply.
 IoIanthe Hayes, teIephone operator. is the champion Red Cross recruiter of Cleveland. She added 367 names to the society. ator. was killed in battle with an Englishman. He had brought down 30 enemy machines.
 Colonel Frank M. Hume of the Sec ond regiment, Augusta, Me. urged all young men to "beat the draft :" and join the colors now. Field of Jersey City, trustee of the | teachers retirement fund to succeed William R. Codington.
 Miss Kathleen Burke returned from the Pacific coast where she has | raised $50.OOO for the Scottish Wo- mems hospital for foreign service.
 The rooms. of the New York Flower Mission. will be open every | Monday and Thursday to distribute | flowers, fruit, and de!icacies to the sick poor.
 The American Iron and Steel Insti- ute has been asked by the Depart ment of Commerce to name a commit tee to allot pig tin in the United States.
 A 450 pound sturgeon was cauert in the Connecticut river Hast nieht bv Robert Hey of Broclzwav. The fish was said to be the largest in years taken from the Connecticut
 The New Jersey Houaa commission voted to allow state emp'oves in mil to receive the difference between their army pay and their working pay.
 The city If Mons was fired e1on COO because a Belgian paper published in announced hat Crown Prince RUopreCht was in Mons when the al- lied airmen were bombarding the city.
 SWiCzeF'7nO lS SclHT go send S mis- | vion to the Cnited Sta+es headed by | Hans Sunzer. the late Swiss minister, to see that the food will not ba cur tniled seriously from the United States.
 Michael Foy, aged 55. was killed at 2 foundry in Ansnnia yesterday | when he was thrown ei~htee, feet to he floor bv belting while en"aged in fyir@ a pulley on some sha afting His 1 7lull was fractured.
 Former members of the mountain rostabularv in the Trroret and other ' wild tribes of the Philippines are now : at tho constabuIarv stations I n remote places and offering their | 1 services to the United States.
 Former Police Commissioner Rhfre- Z ander Waldo. of New York lost his suit, contestine the seventh para ( yranh of the win of his lnc1e Charles g . Phinela n7er. under which the resi- Iue of s1.50O, ,0nn will 20 to charitable f institutions. Waldo claimed this par l graph invalid.
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