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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-01-25
kdvdnd=GiQdrer.

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100 Sauanae Gi9arer ioritobetalt peo Oioos
~to9ellen al So 80. Sisie pl ipecielt appel.
lere til Re9ere al 10 6ents @ieorer, ibet be
er at rem Sapana, pmenb ''ibort filter.
Npis ou lite lifer Gioarerne otter at hare
rost 5 al benz, ienb Heiten tilbaee til mie os
taa otne Eenss ieien. ScuO Din geiiains
til Edward Giibertson. Velya. N. d.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-01-25

CAROLS, @aIb.; Somaro 8. BOT.
fin, Nompa, Sbabo, ollie al 2uirgc.
b~etpnoelIe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-01-25
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- tasc en- al pore Nittin Goun;p @sisris
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bsiefe Vriier. Ser er sauS. 'om fan tiebes
for Inn Tibet Geuee. % ION er ieeal, Tor
bemue Sritt. NJ et buuorspe Grunee fun
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bsssr msb Seifripelier al port eaue. Chin
ibas. arnolS. eano Agent, &od sSslano
&aiIwap. 135 @olpin @Ipe.. Snlutb, Minn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-01-25

Weoiaits Sarter T., ssei Sss::sisls1'as !" sa, Z:
eteser. HerfrixIis eeftesias al aee,sfts Orisr
The Boyd Transfer Co. hsansapsns. Nina
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-01-25
100 Icres Tarm

cilial9s. = 100 Ieres Sarm.
- Il Wil ira Vetin. u. Saf. Sripeliot
norif Settlement, pattert o9 benoiet be-
Ii 9senoe. Ris lort Serb, ioruo brp9t til
'0opnesan9, men pad @runo al enbel Sten
ltal ie9 iGl9e ior balls FriS, 1926 pr. acre.
Q. VI. S.udn,, @arpid, u. Gof.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-01-25
Olatemter i ale 9anbe burtia er,

bperpst, fiebt. iolet; etabl. IS slar (;
uoper.rniien Anleelie. "Snpsitors Boot" ri.
0arlion & Son. 207 Sispat6 Slbs., ct.
Taul, Minu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-01-25
ct 1nterpiep.
Scnator Welion nStnler iia til en-
mprif Wlabforreiponbcnt.

Gn norif @Ioomanb ira 9torgc, $50.
bricl @ron, oiientIi99isr / "Noroiit
SiOenbe" ct SSnterpiem, bon bar bopt
nleO Senator anllte Nelion, Srter-
pieipet islger:
6or oS bienune / Norae itaar amlte
Relion life bare Tom Ell Terionliabeb,
men tiaige ion ct Spmbol Tor oct
norIfe Mmerifa. San er life Ben enc
tie, men pel Den fprite pi nPpner, nonr
2alen iulber pod Horif.I merifanerc
ban Itoor / Den ~alminoelige @epioit-
heo fremIt / Den Itore Slot al bpgtioe
% e%nergiIfc Norompno, iom bar
'laoet liz ne0 poa oenne~Sioe al Mt.
lontcrcn. 81 Ter / banl Ell Snfarno-
ton al Here al DC beoite Ggenlfaber
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SolteQallN 90 Ell ilomtpi'teliQ Met
linoi9beo. San or oS tinige ct @cpiS
paa, at oct Silifllb Nor9e bar poet til
Gonnclien al oct umeritnnifc Tolf %
til Opbpgnin0en al set omcrifnnife
Samfunb, cr al nnerfieubt bei %rrbi,
at De norltc tSnopanorere life nlene
har iormaaet at ifabe fig gooc @ips-
pilfnor herbortc, men at sc ogiua bar
Ouiloet Ggtelie iom gooe Sor9ere al
lit me SGbrelonO.
Get bar ocrior noturlio of icg ION
norit @loonono Ieltc oct ioni en-. pp-
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me6 equator Nelion. Gn equator CT
/ bi@ic Gage n mc9et optaaet 0iauo
og aultc NcliouS Sio bar optoeet
ira oeu tioliQc NtorQen, men, iaaoe
han elifuTrojN "bpiS &c nil fnnnte
opcr til Gupitoliet % ipiic Suncb meb
mig, fon III oli9epcl iuo 6io iii at
inoffc iommcn."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-01-25
- 100 Ncres oubt Qano

- meo $ous o9 @ruinerp. 4 Mil fra Ell
it9rre Tp Mpntana. norlt Excitement.
lutberif Gteii 90 Sirfe. fan paa @runo al
Giereno beie 2leer iaaes tilleie poa me9et
-biuise Siltaor. Sfrip ior OplpSninser til
jtcp. Z. Is. Fsoerien, Sannebros, Hebr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-01-25

@cres 6arm. 8
- Mil pelt ira Gecorab, Soma, , Wtilt til
norif Nirfe. 9lle iornebne Sp9nin9er, 6
@rreliers Soanin9sbns nleo iuibt Sales
msnt. Grip til Gieren, Ole I. Sunbe,
aibcroit, q. Sat.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-01-25

iotrstte tro @ieren. &om til Socr. Wput., % tieb
DIG en- warm nprt Naboloa. ubmerfet bent belies
9enoe Tralrte Sono. irtt fpr Steu. beppfiet ,neb inert
SrGS, 1pot @anb. epoe @eie. % bare I IA 7 Wil ifra
80, llge heb Sreot Northern Wain Cine. sSor utoere
ltrip Norif eler 9ugelt til
MARTIN MALMIN.
Manager of Farmers Land Exchange,
Box 263. Saco, Montana.
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st Snbtrpf al Strait.

Get iorite Snotrnf man inar al
ham er Stprte: Se9emSfrait, aaraf=
tcritnrfc, Iun3froit. Cen reber Tia /
bans t~GtbppqCbc SfifteIie, Sc forte,
fraitiltIoe @rnoer, oet breoe, iterf-
buNgcoe Nnii1t ~ set inite, flare
Nlif.
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manb melt / 6iaie Cher, er natllrlio-
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9torgc % bets StiIina mocr ari9en.
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Nicnnen0oncnoc mc0ct pcIpiaia oper.
Tor NorNc; oct cr utpiliontt oltuiti9crc
bebsmt enc no1ct ulloct nsitralt 9ono.
Gen Tolitif, iom bar pNrct iuIQt mcS
Neninn i'll Grport al 2cpnCt@miolcr
er life llblIna al uoleu llpiIie mos
Nnr1c. SoQen or, al ser life err no.
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liercbc. Get pilbe life pprc Hct al
Qiore uoQct nnoct, MT ga 9anoct 4
Gril.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-01-25

ctHat9s. = &elinquilbments
/ Settrami Sountp. Grin til q. e.
RuItao, &illiams, Miunelota.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-01-25

Silialss. = $3.50 pr. Icre for
- 100 9Icres, meb Nsllaat, Sapue9ans
% Stoglano. Woa iGlges al gieren for
al oppriue eubet Fenge. Sieroer, SSuie og
enOel opbprtet. So Mil ipoeit ior gSimnis
peg eiter Nopeopeien, Ell Drill til Citation
o9 Gtolebus; COB Soro. Grin til Die
aOmpslien, &um, Man.. @anaba.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1918-07-31
COMING EVENTS J..

Monday, Aug. Estate board OF asses-
sors at court house in Ellsworth.
Wednesday evening, July 81 Dance for
benefit OF Red Cross, at Rural ball, East
Surry.
Wednesday and Thursday, Aug. and
s, at Hancock hall Unitarian fair.
Aug. 13 and 14-Hs ucock county Uni
tartan conference at West Gouldsboro.
REUNIONS.
Aug. 14-Jordan family at Blacks grove,
Msriaville.
Aug. 81 Moore family at the Casino,
Ellsw orth Falls.
August % Wilbur family at Coombs;
camp, Abrams pond, Eastbrook,
FAIR DATES,
Sept. 3, and 5--Bluehlll taif
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1918-07-31
ELLSWORTH FALLS .

Mr.. and Mrs. Arno Shea are receiving
congratulations on the recent arrival of a
little daughter.
Samuel Candage, wife and baby, OF Seal
Hsrbor, were here Sunday, guests of Mr..
and Mrs, A. W. Ellis.
Leon II. Brown and wife are receiving
congratulations on ths birth OF son,
born Monday morning.
Mrs. Richard Richardson OF FL "a beth,
N. j., and daughter Constance are visit
ing Mrs. Richardson's parents.
Fred E. Grace, who has spent his
months vacation here with his wife, will
return to his work at the Green Lake
hatchery to-day.
Master Ernest Franklin of Beverly,
Mass, is spending his vacation with his
ndparents, Z. l.. Franklin and wife.
Llewellyn Franklin of Beverly, Mass, was
here from Monday until Thursday of last
week
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1918-07-31
IN SUIClBE PACT.

Bodies of Bride and Groom Washed
Ashore at Bar Harbor.
The bodies of a man and woman, las shed
together, were picked up just outside the
break water at Bar Harbor Saturday after
DeeR. Later they were identified as MIR.
and Mrs. Harry Havelock Morse OF Lynn,
Mass, who are believed to have jumped
over board from the steamer j. T. Morse
ON tine night Of July 9. They had tied
themselves together with a clothesline.
1t develops that the couple was secretly
married last Christmas eve. He WAS a
mefa Der OF one OF the wealthiest families
of Nova Scotia, but had lived in he family
OF his brother, Rev. William Ingalls,
Morse, pastor OF the Church of the lncur
nation at Lynn, until his marriage. The
bride was a servant in this brothers home,
and the marriage caused an arrangement
from the groom's family.
Two dsys before the suicide the bride
wrote to her only sister telling OF her de-
sire to die, rather than be separated by
war from her husband, who, at her re-
quest, had deserted from Camp Devens.
she expressed fear OF his being captured
and forced into q guard house, or taken
from her and sent at once into the activi-
ties OF the western front. She could not
stand the separation, she added, SO she
had begged and pleaded with her husband
until he had consented to Ter final plans.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1918-07-31

of the late isaac Jordan, on the old La
moine road. Mrs. Matzka will re turn to
her home in New York, about August 10.
J. S. Donovan OF Ellsworth has been
named by the democratic county com
mittee as the candidate for county COM
missioner. This nomination il made to
fill the vacancy on the democratic ticket
Southwest Harbor, which occurred few
days before the primary.
Mrs. Sarah Webb OF Washington, ID.
C., is the guest OF Mrs. Anne Mcdonald
this week. Mrs. Webb is native OF
Ellsworth, daughter OF the late
Jonathan IL. Ilsley, who at one time con-
Quoted a harness business here. Although
Mrs. Webb left here when a child she has
always retained warm interest in her
birthplace.
Miss Sarah Fairbrother OF the Ellsworth
telephone exchange, who enlisted some
time ago for overseas service, received her
call last week, and left Saturday for New
York, expecting to sail soon. Miss Fair
brot her is an English girl, who came here
about three years ago to make her home
with her sister, Mrs. j. W. Tickle. She
has made many friends in Ellsworth h d,
who wish her good luck In her patriotic
service.
Mrs. Peters last week received a tele-
gram announcing the sate arrival at Eng
| land OF the bsttleship p on which Congress-
man Peters, with party Of other members
OF the House committee on naval affairs,
sailed recently for tour of inspect on of
American naval activities in Europe.
The battleship was eleven days on the
passage. The committee was met by rep
resentatives OF the British admiralty and
other officials, and before proceeding to
London, visited the naval bases and wit
messed the joint activities OF the British
ald American navies in those waters.
The mem bers OF the committee Monday
sited Vice Admiral Sims, AMBASSADOR
Page and the first lord OF the admiralty,
and were the guests Of the American club.
The committee will remain in England
several days, and will then go to Queens
town and stterward to France and Italy.
Grace NJ, wife of Walter {. White, Ill
since the birth OF an infant five weeks ago,
| early Monday morning took the infant,
and with it in her arms threw herself from
the Cards brook bridge on Water street,
near her home. Both were dead when
/ found few hours later. The child's head
was crus he'd, and Mrs. Whites body was
/ badly bruised. There is but little water
! in the brook at this point, and the fall
upon the rocks probably rendered hei
unconscious. DR.. Lewis Hodgkins, medi'
cal examiner, deemed an inquest unneces'
sary. Mrs. White was thirty years old, {
| daughter of Mr.and Mrs. Frank Carter o
! Ellsworth Falls. She leaves, besides hel
husband and parents, three young chill
dren-LawreDce, Shirley and Margaret -
four brothers and three sisters. The
family has the sympathy OF all.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1918-07-31
Beninmin HAdlcN Dead.

Benjamin Hadley, respected resident
OF Bar Hsrbor, was stricken by apoplexy
While driving his public carriage yester-
lay noon. He was taken to the hospital
md died aboot O'Clock. He was sixty
TOUR years OF age last Saturday.
Since 1850 he had lived in Bar Har Dor,
and for twenty one years was the care
tsker for the Shannon estate. Since that
time he had been engaged in driving q
public carriage He leaves, besides wife,
one son, Lieut.. Benjamin Hadley, of Little
Rock, Ark; two daughters, Mrs, Frank
II. Cutler and Mrs. Laura Cleaves.
He was prominent Mason and had
been secretary OF the Bar Harbor lodge
about twenty Ave years. He was thirty
second degree Mason.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1918-07-31
UNITARIAN FAIR.
Mid Summer Festival at Hancock
Hall Next Week.

The Unitarian fair to be held at Han
cock hall, Wednesday and Thursday,
Aug. and s, promises to be one of the
most attractive events OF the summer.
The decorations OF the hall, although sim
pie will be effective, the colors OF the
allies being used on the booths.
Wednesday will be observed as "Old
Home day." and as there will be no OF her
pu bile observance OF old home week in
town, it is hoped that many former resi-
dents and those who have formed associa-
tions here through visits will be present
to meet old friends, There will be an in
formal reunion from 2 to O'Clock. Miss
Erva Giles, " no has charge OF the alter
noon entertainment, has arranged pro-
gram OF vocal and instrumental music to
be given at intervals from each booth.
In the evening there will be concert
given by Miss Erva Giles, soprano, Joseph
Alice o. Hersey OF East 'Corinth, reader.
After the concert, there will be informal
dancing.
Thursdays program will appeal es-
pecislly to the younger set. In the after
noon the Camp Fire girls will repeat
their flag drill, at the request Of some
who have not seen 1t on former occasions,
and others who wished to see it again.
There will be vocal solos by Louise
Alexander and Marion Young OF L moine,
and a junior dance from 4 to 5 O'Clock.
Thursday evening an English play, ''The
Princess and the Monster will be given
by fifteen young misses, ander the
direction OF Rev, J. W. Tickle.
1t promises to be as attractive as the
production of "Cinderella" arranged by
Mr.. Tickle last year.
The fsir will end with confetti
dancing party. Higgins orchestra Will
be in attendance both DAYS, and refresh
men:s, Including ice-cream and iced
drinks, will be served
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1918-07-31

Mrs. John F. Whitcomb is visiting Mrs.
A L. Saunders in Machiss.
Mrs. John F. Hill OF Augusta is the
guest OF Mrs. A. p. Wiswel.
Mrs. Catherine Latin OF Frankfort is
visiting her son, DIR. F. P. Lsffil.
Carroll Grindal and Fred Shea left Sat-
urday for Bath, W here they will have en-
ployment.
Miss Helen Eldridge of Bangor was
the guest OF MIR. ami Mrs. John p.
Eldridge over Sunday.
Charles Vose, Who has been employed for
the past few months in Boston, lie VISITING
his father, H. f. Vose.
f. A. Lermond, now employees in Bath,
is spending vacation oil two weeks IN
Ellsworth and vicinity.
There will be a meeting OF VIM. II. H.
Rice relief corps to- morrow afternoon, A
large attendance is desired.
Wendell NJ. Osgood, who has been en-
pleyed in Bar Harbor for the past few
weeks, is visiting in Ellsworth.
Basil Robbins and Harry l. Strstton
left last week for Portsmouth, n. H.,
where they have employment.
Mrs. Ann Carroll WHO has been in Nor
way with her son Lawrence since last fail,
is at her home here for the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. G. e. Russell and son John
OF Beverly, Mass, are visiting Mrs. Rus
sels parents, K. b. Holmes and wife.
Mrs. Quinlan OF Reading, Mass, and
her son Joseph and daughters Helen and
Catherine are the guests OF Mrs. James T.
Hartman.
Mrs. Eudors Hopkins OF Bangor is
spending a few weeks in Ellsworth, re-
ceiving a cordial welcome from her many
friends here
There will he dance for the benefit of
the Red Cross at Rural hall, East Surry,
this evening. Music by Higgins orehes-
ira. Retres 1uents wi be served.
A. complimentary dance was given at
Hancock hall last Wednesday evening in
honor OF the draftees who left Thursday.
Music was furnished by an orchestra OF
three pieces
MAYNARD Stron,, no has been spending
a furIough at his home here, left last
Wednesday night Tor Boothbay Harbor,
where he is statioued- He rs telegraph
operator in the naval reserve.
Charles II. Votey OF Meriden, Conn, has
joined his wife and little son here at the
home of her parents They will lesve'for
home Friday, by automobile, making
short visits to friends en- route.
Guy II. Plummer of Harrington pleaded
guilty in the Ellsworth municipal court
last week to charge of reckless driving
of an automobile, on complaint of City
Marshal Silvy. He was fined S25 and eosis,
pO.65.
Clarence Alley, U. S. N, chief oompis-
sary, now stationed at New port, Il. l., is
spending a short furlough with his par
ents, Capt. and Mrs. G. w. Alley. He en-
listed in the naval reserve, but was later
transferred to the regular navy.
The sugar card system will be adopted
IN Ellsworth be- s.nnilg tU-uno rO~. 80
one can obtain sugar without card,
which may be obtained from any dealer.
The dealers may obtain the cards, printed
under the direction OF the local food ad-
ministrator,Na at THE AMERICAN Office.
Mrs. Matzka, wife OF Jos. MatzSa, the
welI-known New York sculptor, is spend
ing three weeks vacation with her friend,
Mrs. Mary Jordan Leighton, ON the farm
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1918-07-31

State fuel administrators have been
advised by the United States fuel admins
tration that they have authority to
prohibit, except uader special order, the
sale of coal to consumers in localities
where a plentiful supply of wood as
avails Bile They also were adVlsed that
wood dealers who raise the price ander
the present dem and will be dealt WITH
according 10 law.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1918-07-31
WEATHER IN ELLSWORTH.
For Week Ending at Midnight Tuesda,
July 30, 1918.

From observations taken at the power
station Of the Bar Harbor a. Union River
Power Co., in Ellsworth. Preci pitatioD is
given In inches for the twenty four hours
ending at midnight.
Weather Precip-
Temperature conditions itation
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1918-07-31
Castine Normal Reunion.

The summer reunion of the Csstlne
Normal Alumni association will be held in
Richardson hall, Castine, from Aug. to
Aug. 21. There will be interesting and
enjoyab bic lectures and musicsles for en-
tertainment. large attendance is ex-
pected. This is a departure from the
usual encampment at Sandy Point, the
buildings there having been leased to a
shipbuilding corporation.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1918-07-31

The treasury virtually has decided TO
hold the fourth liberty loan campaign an
the three weeks between SstHrdsy, Sept
IS and Saturday, Oct. IL. The length OF
the drive will be redaced from the usual
four weeks, as recon Dended by man y
liberty loan workers wIth the hope OF
averting the usual stamp OF interest an
the middle of the campaign
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1918-07-31

The annual session of the Hancock
County Conference OF Unitarian churches
will be held at West Gouldsb boro Tuesday
and Wednesday, Aug. 13 and Ia. The con-
ference will open Tuesday evening, Sith
sessions Wednesday forenoon and after
noon. The program cannot yet be an
nouuced
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1918-07-31
Sugar Rations Reduced .

Beginning Aug /, the sugar rations
will be tw1 pounds per capita monthly,
and pnblie eating places will be restricted
to two pounds OF sugar for every ninety
meals served, or less than one-third OF
an ounce per mesl-abopt two cubes, OF
one tesspoonful.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1918-07-31
Moore Family Reunion

The eighteenth annual reunion of the
Moore family will be held at the Casino,
Ellsworth Falls, Wednesday, Aug. 81.
There will be a dance as usual in the even
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1918-07-31
Chautauqua at Bar Harbor.

The Chautauqus will open at Bar Har-
Dor athletic field next Tuesday, and con-
tinue until August II. A patriotic pro-
gram is promised, with speakers recently
from the war front in France,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1918-07-31
ADVERTISEMENTS.

Sept. 3, 4 and 5--Bluehln tatt
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1918-07-31

SCHEDULE OF MAILS
AT ELLSWORTH PosroYPicR.
In effect, June "a, 1918.
MAILS RECEIVED.
Week Days.
FROM wEsr-6.55 m; 4.2l, 7.os p m.
FROM EAsr-I22s, 5.42, 1877 m. (l0.37 mail
not distributed until following morning }
Sundays.
FROM WEsT-s55 m.
No mail from east Sunday.
MAILS CLOSE At PosroFFIcR
Week days.
GoISe WEsr-ll.4o m; $50 and p m.
GoIse EAsT-s.8o q m; $40 m.
Sundays.
GOING WFsT-6i0 and p M
No mail east sunday.
Registered mail should be at postoffice half
an hour before mail closes,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1918-07-31

NEW ADvERrIsEMENrs TaIs WEE,

Tire lost
Purse lost
Pigs for sale
Cottage to let
Horse wanted
Union Trust Co.
Property for sale
Burrill National bank
Water Power Of Maine
A Haynes-Cash and carry
Divorce libel-George e Ames
Notice-Est of Clara L Thomas
Ellsworth Foundry Machine garage-Ford
cars for sale
Notice - Appointment of executors, sd-
ministrators, guardians OF adults and con.
seryators
BAR HARBoR:
Chautauqua
Norwich bulletin., 1918-05-21

Members of the Senate Military Committee favor the plan of Secret ary Baker to keep Major General Bliss in France as Brevet- General and the appointment of Major General Peyton March as chief of staff.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-05-21
ITALIAN FLAG TO FLY
 OVER CAPITOL FRIDAY.
The Third Anniversary of ltaIy's En- trance Into the War.

Hartford, Conn, May 20.-The Ital- ian flag will fly over the Connecticut .statehouse on Friday. May "A, the third PanniVersary of Italy's entrance into the war. At the request of Governor Holcomb. arrangements were made to- day by Comptroller Morris G. Webster for flying the Italian flag on the capi- tol on 'Italy day"
 At the same time Governor Holcomb suggested that the Italian flag be flung to the breeze on Friday on public and private buildings throughout this state.
 This action by the governor was in
 response to suggestion contained in the following letter from Secretary of 1 State Robert Lansing, received today by the governor:
 T have the honor to advise you that the president has directed that on May "A, the third anniversary of the en- 1 trance into the war, the Italian flag be
 displayed on all public buildings cf the ! United States at Washington and else | where.
 T beg to bring the matter to your ! knowledge, thinking it possible that l you may wish to take similar action with respect to public buildings of your state"
Norwich bulletin., 1918-05-21
v PERSONS KILLED IN
 AIR RAID ON LONDON
One of the Raiders Brought Down
 Fell Into the Sea.

London. May ed.-More deaths and lnjuries--57 killed and 192 injured--to Innocent inhabitants of London were caused in the German air raid last night than any raid this year except iliat of January 2S when 5S people were killed and l75 were injured
 This was the sixth raid of the year. the last one having been made oil March [. The provinces got off lightly, -rtua.ly all the bombs dropped outside ,f London having fallen into open places
 Spectators had a splendid view of an aerial fight which resulted fatally to one of the raiders His machine feu in flames to the accompaniment of cheers of the watchers.
 Several bombs fell in open places in London. some of them near a hospital. passersoy saw the nurses at the nos uitai comforting patients while others were leading in prayer and singing. The windows had been blown out and the people nearby could plainly hear the chorus singing Praise God From Whom All Blessings Flow"
 Reside the four raiders already an nounced as having been destroyed during the air raid on London last night. a fifth was brought down and fell flaming in the sea. Two others ai- SO are reported to have fallen at se1 but definite confirmation of this is lack ing according to supplementary statement issued by the war office to- night