Norwich bulletin., 1918-05-28

1 Health Commissioner Copeland or cred rigid investigation in the milk upply in New York. The result of the enrolment of wo- len voters for the primaries in New ork City total 300,000.
 The presence of three derelicts off ne Virginia coast was reported to the avy department today.
 German U-boats have sunk 7S Span sh merchantmen since the beginning the ruthless campaign.
 Secretary Baker authorized Surgeon leneral Gorgas to establish an army chool of nursing for women. The Finnish Government resigned as he result of the appointment of Zvin- ufvud as temporary dictator. Fifteen persons were injured when a treet car run away in, the Mount Washington tunnel at Pittsburgh. The British and Foreign Bible So- iety has sent out more than 40 100000 Bibles since the start of the war. Cadet MouItrie C. Trowbridse, of New York, was killed when his air ,lane dropped 900 feet at Kelly Field, Texas.
 Governor Mccall, in a message to he Massachusetts legislature Monday, | 'evenue.
  Four American Army Officers and i ,wenty-six enlisted men are known by the War Department to be prisoners in Germany. Hugh J. Reynolds of New Haven, a liquor dealer, whose store for 30 years or more was a student resort died in his S0th year.
 Anna Held, the noted actress, is swiftly approaching her death. it was by Dr. Donald McCaskey, her physician.
 A German submarine of the cruiser type was sunk in the latitude of Cape St. Vincent by British Atlantic es- cort submarine.
 President Wilson's message to Italy was read by Hamilton Holt at Rome before meeting of diplomatic and cabinet ministers.
 The death of Ebert Stone of New York today increased to fifty-tive the number of American victims in the Moldvia disaster.
 A naval patrol of the Alaskan coast ,1,I; 4a a |. a O T. tation by leaders of the Industrial Workers of the World.
 Lieutenant Kiss, reputed to be the leading Austrian aviator, has been killed in an aerial battle, according to a despatch from Berne.
 According to a cablegram by c. B. Richard &, Co.,. bankers, of New York the banks in Petrograd are expected to reopen within few days.
 Fourteen hundred delegates, repre- senting 800 lodges, opened the S2nd convention of the Independent Order of Brith Abraham in New York.
 An official notice was issued to Britons 47 and 4S years old to be ready  calling up notice may be expected.
 Leslie Hester and PerciVal Tucker petty officers at the naval base at Norfolk, Va, were killed in a train crash. Several others were injured
 The entire stern of an Austrian sub- marine capturedS by the Italian Navy will be exhibited at Madison Square Garden New York by the Italian Gov ernment.
 Thomas o. Barry of Boston, plead ed guilty in superior court Monday tc charge of larceny of S27,000 from the Commercial Credit Company ol Baltimore.
 The large Greenhut Store, occupy ing 23 acres of flooring space at 1Stt street and Sixth avenue, New York will be used by the army as a hos pital for soldiers.
 Nicholas H. Treanor, a juror, de. clared on the witness stand at Sar Francisco that he was offered $17,00' to convict Thomas J. Mooney, in the bomb conspiracy.
 Heinrich Knappke, a German in termed at Fort McPherson. Ga, Wal shot and killed by soldier guarC when he stepped over the dead lin' and failed to halt.
 Lieutenant G. Lamonte Hammanl of Torrington, who is an aviator witt | the American army in France, ha been cited in the French army order | for A cross of war
 Forty thousand pieces of winte clothing belonging to troops statione' at Camp Beauregard, Alexandria, La were destroyed by fire believed to b of incendiary origin.
 Two pounds of wool, clipped iron sheep that graze on the White Hous lawn, was sold at public auction ol Boston Common today for S2,O0O, fo the benefit of the Red Cross.
 WiIfred Wheeler, Secretary of tn Massachusetts Board of Agriculturt declared that farmers will not benef1 much by the nti-loafing law, becaus city men are not physically fit fo hard labor.
 Katherine Stinson made two sue cessful test flights yesterday and va prepared to finish her trip to Ne7 York when she was advised of at mospheric disturbances east of Bins hamton, N. Y. She announced las night that sch will attempt to stal this morning.
 Finishing the Job. Most anything can be gotten b sticking everlastingly to the job an the entente navies appear to hay made this apply to the submarine Marion Star.