Norwich bulletin., 1918-07-16

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 Condensed TeIegrams | British casualties for the week to- .alled 14,911 officers and men.
 More than 100 soldiers were arrested in Washington for not saluting officers. The Fuel Administration announced 3 ban beginning Dec. 1, on country clubs using coal.
 Much railroad material, wool and straw were transported to Belgium through Holland last week.
 Fire in the garage of the Knicker- booker Ice Co.,, at Rockville Center L. l., caused s20,0OO damage. death of many Germans is from hunger and not from the Spanish grip. 
 Beef may be used at one meal every day and served not more than four consecutive hours in restaurants.
 Of nearly 1000 men in the draft age arrested in Indianapolis 500 were un- able to produce registration cards.
 The 5000 Dutch seamen and officers of the ships taken over last March by the United States were sent home.
 Tom Sharkey, pu9list, and Tom Gall lagher, famous runner. enlisted in the service of the Y. M. c. A. as instruc- tors.
 Karl Rosner, the kaiser's war cor. respondent at the front, with the Kaiser, says Wilhelm would harness the sun."
 Lieut.. Nungesser, French aviator, has been officially credite.; with 3S vic tories. Two new aces each won ten victories.
 President Wilson nominated Major General William Crozier and Major General Henry c. Sharpe for service in France.
 The arrival of Charles M. Schwab at Portland Ore, shipyard, was celebrat- ed by the launching of the hulIs of six wooden ships.
 An American made Caproni airpIane equipped with a Liberty motor made a successful flight at Mineola field with three passengers.
 Two hundred soldiers, principally from the harbor forts, apeared Tn fed eral court at Boston and obtained thei1 final naturalization papers. John Wahl, a we'll known riding in- structor, and head of riding acad emy in Greenwich. died at his home there yesterday, aged G2 years. The Rev. Dr.. Fort Newton. Minis. ter of the City Temple, London has l been requested to undertake a specia 1 Government mission to America. Mrs. Adolphus Busch, widow of tht late brewer, made application for he property claiming that she has lost he status on return to this country. Four men of the crew of the SpanisI l tramp steamer Serantes which burned off the flats of South Brooklyn whel her cargo of oil took fire, are dead
 A large mass meeting in TrafaIga Square London. demanded that all en emy aliens be interned and all of len emy taint" be removed from publi office. .s.t'
 Twelve persons were injured yes terday when a Boston Elevated Rail way shuttle train from the South Sta tion ran into q bumper at the Nort Station.
 The Dutch government protested tn dropping of two bombs by a Britis bombing plane, wounding one perso and causing material damage nea Ouderschans.
 A raid on a saloon at Eighth Avenu and Forty seventh Street New YorI discovered a picture of the Kaiser an von Hindenburg concealed behind th
 American flag.
 Premier Lloyd George speaking f; a dinner in honor of Canadian editor visiting England said that the colonie will have a voice in the peace tern because they have earned it. : Payments under accident insuranc t or amounts received as the result of ] suit or compromise for personal ir , juries are not subject to income ta s the internal revenue bureau ruled ye! : terday.
 l The American steamer George 9 Eaton sprang a leak while on h. r way to Brest owing to the abnormal . hot weather and was sunk by a wa s ship. The crew were taken aboal T the warship.
 ,. The torso of woman was discove p ed floating n Mount Hope bay. abo
 half a mile from the. point in t f Taunton, Mass, river where the he; and other portions of a human bo Q were found last week. q Thirty-fiv members of the pIa = printers international union yeste = day. presented President Wilson wi = steel engraved parchment bearing
 picture of the president and an Q
 tract from his address delivered b
 fore the American Federation of l. Q bor at Buffalo last November FIRST SHIPMENT OF
 15o HUT HOSPITAL q Have Arrived in Great Britain Ere