Norwich bulletin., 1918-05-21

the seasons matching yesterday.
 A British torpedo boat was sunk May IA. Two men were killed.
 The eighth Austrian war loan will be issued shortly after Whit Sunday. |
 In local option election at Vest field, N. J., vets won by majority. , of 152.
 John Clarkson, 16, was killed by a 1 batted baseball in Prospect Park, Brooklyn.
 Harold MacKay, is, and John Mon dot 16, of Brooklyn, were drowned at Sheepshead Bay.
 Emperor Charles, of Austria, and Empress Zita arrived at Sofia, the Bulgarian capital
 Four ships were launched at Oak land Shipyards adding 36,OOO tons to the Shipping Fleet.
 The War Trade Board granted an- other months allowance for cotton shipments to Spain.
 Three persons were injured and 15 cut by flying glass when two street cars collided in Detroit.
 A movement was inaugurated in Philadelphia private schools to abon- don the teaching of German.
 Mutiny3is reported among German regiment at Wesenberg, Esthonia. Several officers were killed
 Lieut.. Stephen BonsaI flew from New Tor to Philadelphia and return in t"r' hours and 29 minutes.
 ovarian tobacco stock will be ex- hausted by May S1. More stringent tobacco rations will be enforced.
 Isaac Pearl, 40 years old, of Brook lyn, accused of disloyalty, was sentenc- ed to 30 days in the workhouse.
 A tornado caused the death of one person. destruction of a church and several buildings, in Neigh, Neb.
 The Army Signal Corps and Post Office are doubling airplanes to insure safe and quick delivery of aerial mail.
 Nearly 500 grams of platinum val ued at about $1,200 have been stolen from Trinity college library, Hartford
 M. Joffe, BoIsheviki envoy at Berlin, still defies the Kaiser by flying the red flag over his diplomatic quarters. The Russian Society of National De- fense in New York sent out a call to Russians over IS to enlist for service.
 A gauge sponge "Ieft in" D. w. Mill | Ter, a contractor of Chester, N. Y, for three months by a nurse was remov- ed.
 -M.eL.-Requa, oil administrator an 1 nounced that saving of gasoline by the public was not imperative at pre- ! sent.
 i Fire from unknown origin destroyed the warehouse of the Columbia Gramo- phone Co. in London. The loss is $15O,OO0.
 A gift of war medals and orders oi the knighthood of the French Repub- lie were made to the War Academy at West Point.
 The National War Garden Commis sion announced that every camp iI the eastern division of the army vii have war garden.
 Senator Williams of Mississippi in. troduced bill providing for the draft. ing of men in government clerical po' sitions within the draft age.
 John McArdIe, former special in vestigator of the State Labor Depart ment, was held up beaten and robbed near his home in Bath Beach. Full accounts have been received il
 London of a recent battle betweel
 German tanks and British in whicl
 the Germans came out second best. ; United States District Attorne
 Thomas J. Spellacy is laid up in St Francis hospital, Hartford, as the re
 suit of slipping on a rug at his home
 Corporal Walter Soder, 24; of tn 18th Aero Squadron, at Mineola, N. Y , died from injuries in a collision be / tween a motorcycle and an arm Z truck.
 A body found in Bridgeport harbo , by the tug Isis has been identified a | that of William Supple, local con tractor. Supple has been missing fo , two weeks.
 The funeral of Capt. Antonio Re 2 snati, of the Royal Italian F'lyin . Corps, who was killed in an aviatio : accident, will be held Tuesday at $ Patrick's Cathedral ! William R. Hearst has brought su U for $100,000 against Mayor Frankli '' of Summit, N. J., for banning his pa
 pers because the Presidents Victor Prayer" was emasculated. Hope of solving the mystery of t. disappearance last March of the bi
 American naval collier Cyclops wit
 nearly 300 persons virtually has pee 7, abandoned by the navy department. Lieutenant William K. B. Emerson a Harvard graduate and member (
 the American ambulance service. wa . killed in France last Tuesday. accord 2 ing to information received by rela r tives at Rye, N. Y. n Members of the Senate Miitar
 Committee favor the plan of Secrei
 ary Baker to keep Major General Bli:
 in France as Brevet-General and tf v appointment of Major General Peytc March as chief of- staff. 
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