Norwich bulletin., 1917-06-07

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 Fire destroyed the Fleetwood, Pa, Metal Works, and sixty autos.
 J. William Johnson, member of the original Red Stocking Baseball team of Cincinnati, is dead.
 Louis Kramer. prisoner in the Tombs, New York, refused to register, the only one out of 225.
 The State Council of Defense is planning for the visit of General c. B. Edwards to Hartford next week. 
 The Kaiser approved the formation of a confidential council of prominent Lithranians living in Germany ish ship on it's way to Denmark and killed two members of the crew.
 As result of an explosion of the Moon Gasoline Co., plant, at BiXby, Okla, on Saturday, six men are dead.
 Jacob Levy, an office boy employed by Fulton Market, N. Y., oyster dealer, was beaten and robbed of $945.
 The strike of the mining and rail- road employees of the Cerro de Pasco mines which began May 31 was set tied.
 Vale university has given to the nation for the summer use of it's hall and dormitories for men of the naval reserve.
 General Goutor was appointed to succeed Gen. BrusSiloff, as commander of the Russian army on the SC uth- western front
 Young women at each registration station Of Wlnona, Minn., sewed on the sleeve of every man who registered a band of khaki.
 Edward c. Bodman, New York grain merchant. who died January 21 left an estate valued at S2,223,S92, the tax appraiser reports.
 Every county in the state of New York having more than 35,000 people must provide for a tuberculosis hos pital before July. 1918.
 Pei Yung- kuan a Chinese aviator was killed near Pekin. It is the first fatal acident that has happened to the Chinese aviation corps.
 w. B. Dillon "a candidate at the last election in Las Uegas, N. M., was arrested on a charge of conspiracy to defeat the conscription bill.
 Robt. Hutchinson of Company K, First Regiment National Guard of Philadelphia, shot accidentally by a comrade, week ago, is dead.
 Thirty thousand dollars was raised in twenty minutes for the formation of a Russian ambulance corps at the Ritz Carlton Hotel. New York.
 Paul J. Spence retired clergyman and supervising inspector of public instruction for the city of Norfolk was indicted on a charge of burglary.
 Governor Whitman signed the Ellen districts of The Bronx and providing two justices for the first district.
 In a fit of jealous rage, William B. Goodwin, twenty years old, of Tren- ton shot his bride and then turned the
 Ten dynamite bombs were found lying against an abutment of the Southern Railways bridge at Straw berry Plains, IT miles east of Knox vile. Tenn.
 Mrs. Charles w. Farnun of New York. said that if the United States to fill the ranks of the army in place of one stacker.
 Joseph J. NouIens former French Hs.,s-- . member of the Chamber of Deputies from Gers, was appointed Ambassa- dor at Petrograd-
 June Louis Aonzo, 36, a Iaborer, was struck and killed by a passenger train on the Shore Line division of the New York, New Haven and Hartford at East Haven.
 Former Secretary of War Henry L. report for active duty to the chief of staff for assignment to the army war college in Washington.
 Max Katz, sentenced to five days in the workhouse for driving an auto through the Decoration Day parade, five people, was allowed to register before beginning his term
 Philip Kee, Chinese interpreter at Ellis Island and proprietor of a res taurant in New York, recruited 690 American-born, and is drill ing them for war to serve the United States.
 Anthony Crasniksky, 2e, was ar rested at Bristol yesterday for fail- ure to register under the registration act. He persisted in his refusal to register and the matter has been call ed to the attention of he federal au- horities.