Norwich bulletin., 1918-06-11

Cars are again running on time in the Bronx and the strikers ranks have been reduced.
 Mrs. Finley Shepard, formerly Helen Gould may have to undergo an opera tion for appendicitis.
 Sixty persons were killed when ban dits attacked a passenger train at Las Olas Durango, Mexico.
 The Fulton Trust Co.,, of New York has been admitted to membership in. the Federal Reserve System.
 Union University rescinded the hon. orary degree of Doctor of Laws con- ferred upon Count Bernstorf. A fabric consisting of 75 per cent. paper and 25 per cent. cotton will be manufactured soon in Norway.
 The British Air Minister cabled Lord Reading, tests of the Liberty motor place the engine in the first line" 1 Otto P. Hitler, secretary treasurer of the Rochester Brass Bed Co.,, was ar rested on charge of treason at Roch- ester.
 The Deutsehes Club, a social orsani- zation of Newark voted to change the name to the Abraham Lincoln Asso- citation.
 The production of cotton in Russia for 1917 fell far below 1916. The area
 planted in 1917 was 50 per cent. less than 1916
 |
 | Oscar Straus was named by Mir
 Hoover to inquire into the demand oi refiners for an increased margin ot sugar profit.
 English newspapers in expectation
 of visit by Hoover this summer art
 advocating pool of food necessitie. by the Allies. 5 Champion Sylvia Johanna, six l months-old Holstein bull-calf was sol, for $1O6,OOO at the State Fair Parl ) at Milwaukee.
 The Y. M. C. A. issued a call fo
 1 900 women for overseas duty, rang , l ing from washing dishes to acting a regional director. A "gold" cup presented to a success
 full American yachtsman by the kaiser
 turns out to be pewter and worth $3 g instead of s5 900.
 Q Regulations regarding the reductio n of the use of gas and electricity hay caused considerable feeling anon = households in England. n Five new yards for building cor d crete ships were authorized by tn p Shipping Board. Forty-two concret n ships have been ordered. - The French Academy of Scienc,
 will elect President Wilson, Cadin O Mercier and Signor Salandra, form, y Premier of Italy, members. n A cable to the Greek Embassy r, d ports that more than 250,O Greel -- forced into the Turkish army we al mistreated until they died. J. Ensign Eaton, of Connecticut, wi s. interned at The Hague He was ol n of the officers who landed there du Id ing a recent airplane flight
 Two Greek MiIlworkers one in Al
 sonia and the other in Bridg " port are held by the health autho ties. They are said to be lepers. ee Sixty leaders in war work of val
 ous kinds were made knights of t
 newly established Order Of the Britt ee Empire as part of the Kings birthd te honors. of The study of the German lansua B. in the public schools of Newport m l., was discontinued and Spanish " Tt substituted by vote of the school COT al mittee. n- Christen p. DanieIson a seaman tn a United States hospital ship died is New Rochelle Hospital after bel ed struck by train on the Westchest
 Railroad. rs, A Baltimore woman, whose husba in and son are in the army, appealed IT, the courts to prevent eviction and W h. sustained. She cannot be disposs eh for 90 days. ho Statistics from the Department r. Commerce show 27 371 ships, in { in present U. S. Merchant Marine He five months 629 ships, 687,O55 to
 have been floated.
 'h. Girls engaged in yoemen's duties h. the Brooklyn Navy Yard are agitat CT, by the question of defying regulatic
 by wearing silk stockings and ski
 shorter than rules provide Because of the importance of N Nh York harbor as a naval base Pre-
 dent Wilson urged early considerat of the House bill making appropr
 tions for the lighthouse service. ch American wars1ip arrived at Mon nd video yesterday with the hody of is- late Carlos Maria de Pena[who V nd TTrasnaian minister at Wasbinpt le- where his death occurred last Alp he
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