Norwich bulletin., 1918-07-31

French ana Amefican troops nave found a second emplacement for a super cannon at Nanteuil- Notre Dame.
 The Vossische Zeitung of Berlin re- ports of a reduction in the weekly meat ration from 250 grammes to 200.
 r. M. Edwards. of Lowell. Mass, is among thuse reported wounded in the Canadian casualty list issued yester- day.
 PenciIIed q. o. Us" are being is- sued in Russia by several of the larger restaurants as legal tender in Petro- grad.
 Americas war bill has reached $13,- United States nearly $2 OO0,OOO an hour.
 Official statements received at Am sterdam from Berlin report that Field Marshal Hindenburg is in excellent | health.
 The House Ways and Means Com mittee decided that all men in uniform shall be exempt from railroad trans portation tax.
 
 Back pay to employees has been paid | by the New York, New Haven and Hartford railroad. under the order ot Director McAdoo.
 Clarence Brown, attorney, capital ist, politician of statewide F. ominence and publisher of the Toledo Times died at Toledo, Ohio,
 The internal situation in Switzer- l land is becoming grave as the result o1 a clash between labor organizations and federal authorities.
 The White House is being flooded with petitions and letters in behalf O Thomas Mooney, under sentence O. death in San Francisco.
 The Western Union in New Yorl pleaded not guilty to indictment charging the sending of night wire let ters by messengers on trains.
 Bruno Opperman, an alien enemy was arrested on his farm at English town. N. J., on suspicion of signallin; submarines off the Jersey coast.
 The names of eleven Americans ap peared on the Canadian casualty list One was killed in action, one diel from disease and nine were wounded American soldiers in England hav been ordered to turn over all of thei . sombrero hats to the QuaTtermaster' f Department and wear the "oversea E hat"
 Many members of Queen Mary Auxiliary Army Corps have been at tached to the American armies i , France and are doing extremely fin 1 work.
 Seven lives were lost when tn :, Italian steamer Giuseppe Garibaldi wa sunk July A, wrile carrying a carg
 of wheat from Buenos Aires to Ri
 De Janiero.
 , Major John Riddle, commanding tn American forces in the United King
 dom has been made a knight com mander of the Most Honorable Orde
 of the Bath.
 Il Franklin D. Roosevelt, assistant sec n retary of the navy, announced in speech in London that more than 2;
 American warships have permane1 ' ! bases in Europe.
 o Dr. ". H. Murless of Guilford h. = been appointed by Governor Holcon . trustee of the Henry Whitfield hou ' in Guilford in the place of Edward Il Seward, deceased. n Investigation into the cause of a S {" es of powder flares at Bri6gepol = which destroyed 800 pounds of smok V less powder, resulting m a loss of $- . 500 last r:ght disclosed that the fir II were of all accidental nature. O The Massachusetts board of arbitr @ tion and conciliation, after a two da! Ia hearing, recommended that the stri ,I Ling shoe cutters in Brockton and ' in cinity return to work pending negoti f. tions for an increase in wages. $. Loomis ScofieId of New Cana: to Conn, was elected chairman of to National Association of Naval Vete r. ans at Asbury Park, N. J., at it's ly annual convention. Resolutions we
 adopted pledging aid and loyalty to
 government.
 Winchendon (Mass.) town farm V TN destroyed by fire started by lightni at II o'clock yesterday, causing a lt b. estimated at S25, 5000. The inmat
 many of them old and feeble, were