Norwich bulletin., 1918-06-18

TEN PAGES-7O CO.'S.
 Condensed Telegrams
 There are still 75 vacancies in the new West Point Military Academy class.
 H. A. Wheeler, IlIionis Food Admin istrator, will fix a flair maximum price, for ice.
 Henry Ford will make no campaign for the Senatorial nomination, but will accept it if it is offered.
 Southern Senators asked Robert Lansin: if China is going to bar Am erican imports of tobacco.
 According to figures of the Shipping Board contracts for S183, 900 tons of shipping have been approved.
 wenty- one saloons within the dry zone prescribed by military authotit- ies at Camp Mills, Mineola, were clos ed
 John sparso, former Socialist leader, who is now in New York, will sail | this week for Europe on war mis- sion.
 German language books and text ] books in that tongue used in the Tar rytown N. Y, high school, were burned.
 A mass meetin1 in Newark portested 1 against an advance from 30 to 40 cents i in the round trip fare to New York in the tubes.
 Ralph Peters, president of. the Lonq Is-and Railroad was named Federal manager of that road by Director Gen eral McAdoo
 Staten Island bath house owners are going to hcve an insignia put on bath ing outfits for soldiers to prevent them from obtaining liquor.
 diers returning from Russia to Germany are imbued with Bolshevist ideas and are circulating Bolshekiki revolutionary pamphlets.
 M,n of 4e, 50 and 51 are beina called for examination in Britain for the army. Needs for reserves a year or two longer is the reason.
 The British Board of Trade figures for the month of May show an increase of &3S,257,000 in imports over the same period for last year.
 New credit of $175,ooo,ooo has been extended to Great Britain and s9 900 900 to Belgium. bringing total cridits to the Allies of s5,954 900, ,O0O.
 Depressed in spirits since he was drafted, James Moran Darby, of Bor- dentown- N. J.. committed suicide while on leave from Camp Dix. l Irish NationaIists will return to Parliament. They withdrew as a pro- test against the draft Conscription has been deferred until Autumn A four thousand tons steamship in Government service as3a freight vessel went aground mile and a half off l
 Atlantic port. She will be fioated |
 Payments of income and excess pro. | fit taxes in New York amounted to
 s1o0000 900 on Saturday. The total for
 the district is estimated at 5000, ,000, 1000
 The War Department announced that. enlisted men abroad will be fur
 nished with safety razors, soap hail brushes, combs, towels and tooth brushes. Pope Benedict made . protest to tn. Austrian authorities over the requisi tioning of all bells in churche: ; throughout Italian territory occupied [ last year.
 . Sir John Monash, Jew by race, wF: f i belongs to the new Australian Citizens
 Army. haa been rcade a Lieutenant
 General. He is a veteran of Ypres anC | MeSSineS.
 Rodman Wanamaker is buildinq ; !, hydro -aeroplane like the America witt which in 1914 he hoped to cross tn :, Atlantic. He will use it as an aid il : submarine patrol. ., Representatives from IS otates will r call upon Secretary McAdoo today t
 urge that the Mississippi River b
 used more for freight movements, say
 ing the railroads
 Thomas Masruder, of columbu.
 Ohio, and George Robinette. of Ever | ett, Pa, both in the American Ambu n lance Corps, have been decorated wit r the French War Cross. + Labor companies composed of citi U zens are being organized in France t '' take over construction work on tn
 American lines of communication a the parts of debarkation. Upon being presented before Com II II missioner Wright at New Haver II charged with violation of the espion age act, John Mccarthy of Ansoni
 was held in $5,0OO for the dfstric
 court
 l. The Supreme Court in BrookIy 1t ruled that the Union Bank of that cit = which suspended in 1910, must pay 1O h per cent to depositors as well as 4 l. cents on the dollars additional as in = terest.
 .- E.J. Fully, of Philadelphia, was heI ., in $25 900 bale on a charge of stealth l. an almost complete set of blueprint
 and plans of the concrete boats frol
 the Emergency Fleet Corporation,
 Philadelphia.
 r German delegates at the British Ger
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