Norwich bulletin., 1918-06-29

foundered in the entrance of the port | of Rio de Janeiro.
 Lord French, at luncheon in Bel | fast, declared Irish conscription was | not abandoned and that it will be en- forced if volunteering fails
 Perry S. Patterson of Chicago was elected president of the Kiwanis club at the annual convention of state Xii Wanis clubs at Providence.
 France has renewed the tobacco em- bargo. The new order applies to the United States, the United Kingdom and other Allied countries
 Henry L. 6unee, president of the United States bank since 1891 and for nearly 54 years in the banking business, died in Hartford.
 The Commercial Pacific Cable is in- terrupted beyond Midway. closing the route to San Francisco to Guam, the Philippines, China and Japan. A bill making constitutional child labor law was introduced by Senator Pomerene. The bill was referred to the Senate Finance Committee. The Food Administration advanced the price of sugar along the seaboard five cents hundred pounds to pay for increased sea freight and insurance. ,5sJohn G. Seller, machinist, sta 1 toned at the Pensacola, Fla. aviation field, was drowned when the airplane he was flying fell into Pensacola Bay. 
 The War Department announced that Clifford N. Markle New Haven, formerly pitcher of the New York Yankees. is prisoner of war in Ger many.
 I William Richey, a digger in the coal mines at Coalbrook, Penna, made a record of 165 tonssin two weeks time His pay check for the period was $155.42.
 Albert H. MunseII, portrait paint
 CT, whose work was exhibited at the
 Paris salon in 1886, and two years
 thereafter, died at his home at Brook line, Mass.
 Twenty American soldiers of Italian origin wounded or decorated for brav-
 cry were recommended to go to Rome
 to participate in the Fourth of July celebration.
 Aviator Noble of York, Pa., was kill } ed yesterday afternoon at Chanut, Field, Rantoul, Ills, when his air ) plain fell. This is the first fatality a Chanute Field.
 , The death of Harold B. Rubensteir | IOf at a naval hospital at Brooklyn ol June 23 from gunshot wounds. was an l nounced by the navy department. ] w. M. Hughes, premier of Australia speaking before the London Chambe f of Commerce, said von Kuhlmann' 9 speech was clear admission that tn ' vaunted German drive was barren o s gain.
 Theodor A. Ritter, a Boston book
 seller, who, officials say, formerly wa
 a member of a PruSsian guards regi ' ment, was ordered interned at For Oglethorpe, Ga. as dangerous enem alien.
 Government officials searche 8 throughout the United States fo /. John Kong, of Montgomery County, U Y, whom they believed to be slack f CT. Kong died a hero on the battle = fields in France.
 : Colonel Paul L. J. Azan and Lieu
 tenant Andre Morize of the Frenc . army have been made members of tn !. faculty of arts and sciences at liar : ward university and appointed lectuT d CTS in military science and tactics
 The Canadian War Trade Board as
 stunned control of the exportation ( < hides and skins, whether foreign (
 Canadian origin. Licenses will be re - quired for all exports of these prod
 ucts with no exception in favor (
 any country.
 /. Climbing to the beIfry Of Mead cha - pei today, President John M. Thoma '' himself played the Doxology on u ,. Middlebury (Vt0 college chimes, ar ,,- nouncing the success of the college "a the yearlong struggle to raise a 70 endowment fund of $400,000. l. REDUCTION IN TYPES AND d SIZES OF AUTO TIRE
 From 2s7 to 32, Determined Upon l
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