Norwich bulletin., 1918-06-01

bogus.
 w. D. Ellis, president of the Sehe- nectady Locomotive Works, left $1,- 300 900.
 Fresh low price records for the sea- son were reached in the corn market at Chicago.
 Uncle Sam's war bill for May will be $1,517,57S,00O, making $12,5S3, 742,- 900 to date.
 The American Institute of Mining Engineers dropped 21 enemy aliens | from membership
 Fred Alexander and Harold Throck- morton, lawn tennis stars, have en- listed in the navy.
 The peace committee of the Quakers | in New York declared for war until | Germany is beaten.
 The practice of British airpIanes dropping leaflets behind the German lines has been discontinued
 Lieut.. p. G, Mihleder, aviation in- structor at Taliaferro Field Tex, died from injuries received in a fall.
 The NutIey, N. J., drive for pledges for $S000 monthly for war relief end ed with more than $2,600 in sight.
 R. s. Clark, Friendship, Maine, is mentioned in yesterdays Canadian casualty list as having been gassed Bread crumbs are being collected by school children in certain parts of l Austria for starving children in Croa- | tia.
 The House Committee on Rules fin ished it's inquiry of mail delays. It seems likely the matter will be pigeon holed.
 The Security Trust Co.,, of Lexing- ton, Ky, with resources of $1,927, 900, was admitted to the Federal Reserve 1 System.
 The Swedish Minister at London an- nounced that Britain and Sweden signed a commercial and navigation | agreement.
 The Canadian Club of New York is starting drive for $100,000 to aid de- pendents of American soldiers in the canadian army
 The New Bedford Cotton Manufac- turerS voted yesterday to grant an increase of fifteen per cent. in wages beginning June 3.
 The Peruvian Chamber of Deputies approved the governments project for issue of 100000 pounds of nickel coin guaranteed by gold. The northern terminus of the new postplane service between New York and Washington will be at Branch
 Brook Park. Newark. Chief Secretary Shortt, of Ireland announced that sixty nine persons
 were arrested and deported in con-
 nection with revolutionary plots. The grippe-Iike epidemic in Spain
 continues to spread and some deaths have been reported. King Alfonso and
 several of his ministers are ill. l Lieutenant John L. Mitchell, aviator
 was killed in action somewhere il l France, according to a telegram re ] ceived by his mother at Milwaukee.
 Wilson & Co.,, Chicago packers de = mand investigation by Federal Tard'
 Commission of charges that spoiled l. beef has been supplied to the army.
 The Federal Courts allowed the re
 ceivers of the Aetna Explosive Co Inc, of New York to increase pay 0 '' employees, because of large profits. A final decision in the controvers. (. between commercial telegraphers an,
 their employers will be given by tn Il war labor board at New York today. q George H. Lacoske, 24, cadet aviator r was killed at Taylor field, Mont gomery e Ala, yesterday when his plane wen r into nose dive and fell about 20 = feet.
 e John Ross Robertson. proprietor C 9, the Toronto Evening Telegram. die - at his home in Toronto, Ont, yesterda . after an illness of six weeks fror d pneumonia.
 y William F. Whitcher. editor of tn
 Woodsville News and formerly asso 1T ciated with the Boston Traveller an n the Boston Advertiser, died at Woods 'r vile, N. H.
 S GNpOTpS rom NeW [ oFh WSuHSSue l.. were: flour, S.S13 barrels; bacon, 1S
 133 450 pounds: corn meal, 500 bar ss rels oatmeal 967 packages; lard 6 m 767,30O pounds. y Four tons of coin were sent to tt > New York Sub Treasury in Ne )e York by the Red Cross. The govern o- ment asked that it be released prompt to ly to prevent a shortage. T. Count Donhoff, former Secretary
 the German Legation at Buenos Aire
 under Count von Luxburg. was rt
 cognized by the Argentine Governme1 F as German charge d'affairs. st Menotti Serrati, editor of the socia
 ist newspaper Avanti, was arrested ;
 Milan. Italy yesterday in connectic F. with his activities in Turin at the tin or of the revolt there last year. ge Clarence H. Mackay offered h st country home. Harbor Hill. at Rosly C. L. l.. to the Red Cross for use as ,n hospital The place has 500 acres wit