Norwich bulletin., 1918-04-11

" sH' ~'sS" dNideOFS lOCdtSo the long | range gun used by the Germans to | lombard Paris. The gun is at Creepy en-Laonnois.
 The American Soldiers Baseball League organized in Paris held a meet ing to arrange a schedule for the sea sons games. .
 Directors of the Eastern Railway of China agreed to place the road under the supervision of an American railway staff.
 T.. Lefferts cohard, of Trenton, N j., president of the Florida Utilities Co., was drowned while swimming near Ocala, Fla
 Col. Michael J. Dady, of Brooklyn, back from Cuba announced that the authorities are keeping strict ac- count of Germans.
 Word was received in New York that Julius Katz one of the foremost cross country runners, was seriously wounded in France.
 Madame Sehumann-Heink,w who has sons in both the Austrian and Ameri can armies, has volunteered as. aLib- erty loan speaker
 The British war tank which has been on exhibition for week. was exhibited at Compton Park Worcester before 3 crowd of 25.Oo0. $ The eMatin' of Paris declares that revelations of the highest importance have been made in the beginning of Bolo- Pasha's confessions.
 Premier Lenoine in speech at Mos- COW declared that possibly Russia would have to declare war on Japan unless she swithdrawsi her troops.
 Policemen who testified at the in quest of the murder of Henry Praeger, of Collinsyille H., declared they made only weak attempt to save him.
 John saborri. 50, of Durham, was run down by a trolley car of tfe Con- nectieut cempany's lines in Middlefield last night while walking the tracks.
 Orders went to the railroads from ] Director General -MeAdoo to curtail expenditures by disseminating many city freight and passenger ticket of fees.
 One Italian steamer of more thar 150o tons was sunk by enemy subA marines during the past week. Three small sailing vessels also were sent down.
 S.. M. Haley, of Brooklyn, N. Y. 1 dropped dead last night while address 1 ing a gathering of fish dealers in con 1 ference at the food administration al Washington.
 The Columbus, Ohio, Council passed an ordinance that. requires all able. i bodied persons to stand at the rendi- tion of the Star. Spangled Banner and America"
 Senator Charles s. Wieks was tht only member of the New York Legis. lature to be caught in the wreck .ol the Empire State Express. He wa only slightly injured,
 American Protective League opera Ltives declare they have documentar, evidence that German manufacturer, Eof Cleveland and Youngstown planned to Germanize the public schools. r Washington felt an earthquake Wed nesday night for the first time sine, lit was reached by the tremors of tn, great quake which shattered Charles ton, S. C., more than thirty years ago
 Cadet Arthur Harold B. Weber of tn Royal Flying corps was instantly kill l ed when he crashed to earth five mile l from Benbrook flying field, Texas while making a solo flight late yester. day. Lieut. Comm. Nathaniel Aver, of tn
 radio school at Harvard, asked per mission of the Park. Commission t
 build barracks for 3,000 students oi the Cambridge common at Harvar, I Square. ; 1 George w. Ferris, an editoria writer on the Buffalo Courier. died a
 his home in Buffalo, yesterday. Mi Ferris was 72 years old and was re
 porter and editor on The Courier fo
 52 years.
 William G. MeAdoo at a Libert Loan speech at Raleigh, N. C., told a
 audience that a man or woman wh
 wears patched clothes and shoes in stead of buying new ones is perform ing a patriotic duty.
 Henry Schneider German waitel was sentenced to six months in tn , workhouse on Blackwel's Island fo
 sneering at a Liberty Loan meetin whenever announcement was mad that a bond had been sold.
 The seven New York Socialist Al
 dermen. who opposed recognition b , the Board of the War Savings -Stam | campaign reversed their former atti
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