Norwich bulletin., 1918-07-03

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 Condensed TeIegrams Adren Lachenai, once president of Switzerland, is dead.
 Captain AIvah crocker, of Massachu. 5etts died suddenly at Brest
 New wireless stations will be estab. 1shed in many points in China
 Fonurteen destroyers will be launch ed from American yards on July 4.
 Austrian ocean transportation lines have formed an .en economic union.
 A strong movement is afIoat in Tokio to form an American British socieety. 1
 Fuel Administrator Garfield asks | coal miners to remain at work on the | Fourth of Juuly.
 The influenza, which recently at- tackled Spain, is spreading rapidly | throughout England
 Venice will present to General Diaz, or the Italian army, sword of honor as the city's saviour"
 The appropriation committee report ed to the House new urgent defici- ency bill of $976,5O4,OOO.
 The American steamer George L. Eaton was sunk, presumably by a U- boat in European waters.
 The Navy Department warns that submarines are still opera ting further out from the American coast.
 The City Council of the city of Flor ence by unanimous vote gave President Wilson the freedom of the city
 The municipal elections at Panama were held without disorder. The city is still policed by American troops.
 Chancellor Bonar Law confirmed the report of the seizure of the Black Sea fleet of the Russians by the Germans.
 Noel Pemberton Billing, M. P., was forcibly elected from the Commons af- ter be ignored an order of the Speak CT
 The House repassed the legislative judicial bill without the Borland amendment which the President ve- toed.
 Lester o. Peck of Bedding was unanimously nominated for congress in the Fourth congressional democratic convention.
 The strike of seamen and the sym pathetic Walkout of firemen of the , Detroit and Cleveland Navagation Co. 1 was settled.
 The Dayton Savings 6 Truck Com pany, with total resources of S8 23O.- 900, was admitted to the Federal Re serve system.
 Recommendation for the promotion ot large number of medical officers having long experience in France will soon be made.
 i The Senate Aircraft Investiqatinc committee is preparing to recommend the Government take over and operate all airplane factories.
 The names of five Americans on tn, casualties list fighting with the Cana. dians were reported. Four were wounded and one is i'll.
 In full page editorial of the Wash ington Times Arthur Brisbane. owne, urges William R. Hearst to run fo governor of New York. Charles o'Conner Hennessy, forme
 New Jersey state senator of Hacken < sack, will run for the Democratic nom
 ination for United States. Senator Vice. Admiral Sims in a report t
 Secretary Daniels on the Liberty Mot
 or says it has better loading an
 climbing facilities than any Europeo
 motor"
 The price of copper has been ike . at 26 cents per pound. an advance c two and One-half cents over the for g mer price, the war industries boar
 last night announced. n Thomas F. Egan of Hartford. . U present superintendent of state DC c Ice, was nominated for sheriff e Hartford county on the republica 0 ticket by unanimous vote. d A Paris despatch says Edwin Pal d sons of Springfield, Mass, a membt
 of the Lafayette escadrille, is mention
 cd in official citations which wei
 printed in the official journal
 The German clothing department i, s sued an order under which no ne n clothing can be obtained unless a fl report of the apparel in the appli,
 ants possession is submitted ,s Judge Manton, in the United Stat k Circuit Court of Appeals, denied u l. application of the seven members
 the Bible Students Association f l. bail before the filing of a of a writ l. error.
 William VoIImer of Norwalk was la to night unanimously nominated for she " if in the Fairfield county democrat e, convention after the first informal ba
 lot, which eliminated Christopher Ff ye negan of Bridgeport. or
 C. Car inspectors at the Rutherfol le Pa, yards of the Philadelphia al to Reading Railway Company sudder
 went on strike last night, because tn
 say they did not receive their allc
 ment of hpcly nav d11rinp inc race