Norwich bulletin., 1918-06-26

.otaied 12 571, 100 tons, an increase of 10000 tons.
 Five hundred women graduates of college entered the first class for war nurses at Vassar.
 The Sundry Civil Appropriation bill carving about s2,50O,OOO 900 was pass ed by the Senate.
 One hundred men between the ages i of Is and 35 are needed by 'he Navy | at once as sailmakers.
 Congressman John o. Tilson has l been renominated for Congress by the ! third Congressional district. 7 Senator Fall, of New Mexico, intro duced bill in the Senate extending the draft age from IS to 45.
 Five thousand ton type wooden ves- sels will soon be turned out in great quantity in American yards.
 The American Su- ar Refining Co. advanced the price of all grades of refined sugar to basis of 7.50c
 The police seized 4o,ooo rounds of ammunition in a consignment of grain In the Smithfield Market, Dublin.
 Chairman Chamberlain, of the Senate Military Committee reported the Army Appropriation bill of s12,0S9.0OO,000
 The American steamer Mary Olson was burned at her wharf at Cienfus- gos, Havana. with a cargo of coal. 
 Airplane mail service in Canada has begun. The first plane made a trip of 300 miles between Montreal and Toronto. Margaret Reeves and Dorothy Moy were sentenced to seven days in jail for selling liquor to soldiers in Tren- | ton, N. J. --..,- The Reichstag will adopt new war loan shortly. The total cost of war for the German empire will be 1Ss OOO,- 000, 900 marks. | The first million tons of new ships built for the Shipping Board on con- tract will be finished before the end
 of the month.
 It was reported to the navy that s river boat used as a fleet supply yes
 sel was partially destroyed by fire at an Atlantic port.
 Three kinds of time is in use in the
 west of Ireland, the sun. Greenwich
 time and daylight saving which is
 utterly ignored by the masses.
 The Duke of connaught opened a Y
 M. c. A. hotel for American officer!
 in St. James Square London Tn, Ihotel was named Washington Inn. 9l The Vienna Worknaep's counci
 again made a demand for peace say I ing that no increase i'll food ration 4 would come until the end of the wal George A.. ouisIey, mayor of Nev sBritain received the republican no
 imitation for congress at the first dis |, trict congressional convention in Hart . ford.
 Ninety new troopships for the Wa , Department have been asked fol , They will be included in the enlarge , building program of the Shippin Board.
 Sergeant Roscoe L. Cole, of tn !, Quartermaster's Department arreste f Gus Miller, Hungarian in Brooklyn : for saying this country was not read , for war United States Marshal Mccarthy New York announced that unless :, large number of women enemy alien ' register there will be a great numbe interned.
 The GaIesburg, a 7,500-ton steel car II II go vessel, named after the birthplac ' of Edward N. Hurley of the Shippin
 Board was launched at Shooter Is q and, N. Y.
 t Police Commissioner Enrisht ar
 nounced he would not appoint ar e more patrolmen as permanent men ' bers of the New York department oV II ing to the draft.
 The Torringson Company has pu
 chased the Conley Inn property ( y Main street, Torrington, to be used -- home for it's young women emjloye l. The deal involved $75,0o0. IS The storm that swept middle al It southwestern Georgia, last week, le not damage the crops as much as w j.. thought at first. Authorities say . j- per cent Of the crops were lost. l. Two members of the crew of t
 American steamer Fennimore we killed when, the ship exploded COT pletely destroying it. The ship had D. cargo of amunition and supplies. oel ----- se Howard E. Coffin, recently chairm of the arcraft board, was examined ht secret by Charles E. Hughes and A sistant Attorney General Frierson iu the Department of Justice in the ai T, craft investigation.
 The grand jury Investigating vi
 conditions in Richmond, Va, recol . mended the removal of Chief of Poli ,e Sherry. recently appointed and d 10 clared Mayor Ainslie is not fitted ,- be at the head of the department.
 Under the will of William S. Pard of a former representative who died ly few days ago. in New Haven, $200.( ,n is left in trust the income for { re most part to be devoted to beatifyi S. with flowers and shrubs the c th parks of New Haven. of Id LLOYD GEORGE URGES no SETTLING IRISH oUEsTIc is --
 to Because It is Increasing Difficult p" For Great Britain and United Stat
 London. June 25.-In the house