Norwich bulletin., 1918-05-30
Condensed TeIegrams

Condensed TeIegrams
 American Beet Sugar Co.,, reelected retiring directors.
 Nineteen bombs were dropped on Landau, Germany, by ten allied air. men.
 Justice Gieserieh granted a motion for the dissolution of the Guardian Trust Co.
 The War Department ruled that Browning machine guns can be used on airplanes.
 It was announced in the Commons that there are 65,00O Germa prisoners of war in Great Britain.
 The Baltimore 6 ohio's locomotive repair plant at Glenwood, Pa. will be doubled at a cost of $1,7O0,Oo
 The mercury scared to s6 in the Government thermometer in New York, the hottest May 28 ince 1886,
 Sir Henry Joseph Wood announced be would not accept the offer of con- ductor of the Boston Symphony Or chestra.
 Gold to the amount of $1,ooo,o 900 was shipped from Montreal to New York for the account of the Union Bank, of | Canada
 The National War Garden Commit tee announced that enemy aliens, in- | termed Unrly comments.
 The army general staff ordered, on Pershlng's recommendations that regi- i mental bands be increased from 2S to | 50 pieces.
 l Two aviators flew from Paris to London and back, with a load of mail, 1 in a hydroplane in three hours and 1 ten minutes,
 Copyright privileges on musical con- l positions and instruments are extend ed citizens of France in a presidential 1 proclamation.
 There are more than 300 boxinq in-
 structors at the various camps and cantonmentS, 1t was announced by
 the War Department
 New orders of the Food Admins
 trat1on to bakers say ten per cent. of
 corn meal must be used as a substi
 ute, beginning June l. Joseph McGurr, of Jersey City. g third class fireman, U. $. N was res
 cued when the steamship William
 Rockefeller was sunk May IS.
 Joseph Cohen must die for the nur.
 der of Barnet Baff, the Count of Alp.
 peals decided. Baff was known il New York as the Poultry King" Food Administrators or their repre- sentatives from every state in tn,
 Union and Porto Rico met at Washing
 ton and started a two-day conference Fuel Administrator Garfield an I nounced the appointment of John F s White. labor advisor to the admins \ tration, as the representa- tive of tn
 labor policy board. Second Lieutenant Howell Ally Gassert of the t. s. Marine Corp K died in France of natural causes. Hi
 home was at 1735 Tirty fourth stree
 Bay Beach, N. Y. President Wilson's insignia as \ companion in the New York Societ B of Foreign Wars was presented him by a delegation from the societ at the White House The Goodyear Tire & Rubber c,
 is making balloons for the govern ment at the rate of three a day. The E cost S50,000 each and have a spec H of 42 miles an hour. K A joint resolution thanking Re E Cross workers for having made tn E S100,000,000 campaign a success, wa
 presented in the House by Representa- tive Danton of Indiana. E Twenty four British officers, wh E have been touring the country for th E! Red Cross, will now make swin
 around the circuit" for the Nation; E War Savings committee. q Chairman Garter of the House Con
 mittee on Indian Affairs introduced
 resolution for investigation by h , committee of the management an = conduct" of the Bureau of Indian Al Q fairs.
 = MeoICai aIdS 10 governors were o Il rected by Provost Marshal Gener
 Crowder to attend the conferences
 board members and representatives
 General Crowder's office, in Chicas
 in June.
 Officials of the B. R. r. are in col al ference with the War Finance Go
 poration at Washington. They a
 asking for financial assistance becau ie their cars run to government plan Id and shipyards and they need addition l. al equipment.
 l. With returns coming in very slowI h it seemed certain last night that Sen; e tor Thomas Sterling had won the r le publican nomination for United Stat 1f Senator in South Dakota statewi '- primary held yesterday. n scoVILLE SENDS WARNING TO m m MANUFACTURERS USING sUeA re Who Have not Yet Filled Statements > Their Requirements. l. Hartford, Conn, May. 2s.-Robe ID SpOVil1p fodnroI foOd f0,. f