Norwich bulletin., 1918-08-28
Condensed TeIegrams

The names of 24 American dead ap- peared on the Canadian casualty list.
 A squadron of 30 air fighters from France will be sent to Brazil to in- struct flyers
 Casualties of the third and fourth British armies in the period between Aug. 21 and 25 totalled 23,502.
 All Red Cross supplies imported in to the United States by the organizae- ton will not be required to pay duty.
 The Department of Justice reports that 260,000 unnaturalized male Ger -i mans reside in the United States. | Police Commissioner Enrigfrt of New | York still has hopes of obtaining de ferred classification for New York po- 1 licemen.
 The Emergency Fleet Cooperation, at the request of the Food Adninistra tion, will begin immediate construction on 75 deep sea trawlers. i The man who drove the in which | Gen. Won Eichhorn was riding when he was slain was found hanged in a Russian prison at Kieff. The executive committee of the French Radical party adopted a reso- lution in favor of society of nations as outlined by President Wilson.
 The Remington Arms is seeking l. 900 additional women employees for
 
 rifles for the American troops.
 Secretary McAdoo in conference
 with Chairman Kitchin of the House
 ways and means committee urged a
 higher tax on unearned incomes
 The Webb law which was passed by
 Congress and permits American ex-
 porters to cooperate in foreign trade
 is being criticised by Argentine pap
 CTS.
 Two persons were killed and two
 injured when an automobile went
 over an embankment at Palatine neal
 Schenectady, and struck a New York
 Central train.
 The fuel Administration announces
 the discovery of new coal practical
 ly smokeless and from which valuable by products are taken. It is called
 "carb coal"
 Members of the Uruguayan mission
 at Washington called on Secretar!
 McAdoo. He was well known to som' of the members because he travelled
 through South America a few year
 ago.
 The fourth anniversary of the burn ing of Louvain was commemorate yesterday at a great gathering a
 Havre at which were present the Bel , gian ministers. the members of tn , diplomatic corps and many officials. z In telegram to President Wilsol F yesterday the Polish National Con
 gress in session here expressed it I most profound and complete respec : and allegiance" to the American na v tion.
 J. Randolph Coolidge, Jry forme 1 president of Boston Chamber of Com
 merce has been appointed New Eng
 land regional chairman of the High l of
 Council of National Defense More than 4,o0o employees of the Ns . tional India Rubber company, 2 9 Bristol, R. l., who have been on striB z for six weeks, will return to work o | Thursday and Friday under aE agree n ment reached yesterday. = Charles Hall Leonard, g1, dea F. emeritus of the Crane Theologic; r school of Tufts College. died yestel q day at his home in Somervilie, Mas l.--c. Minot Weld, prominent in mel : cantile and manufacturing circles { l. a director of numerous corporation I died at his residence in Milton, Mas V yesterday.
 o About 90 members of the Unite l. Order. of American Men gathered IS Pro- Jdence, for the opening of the Il 73rd annual convention e Six deaths were caused in aviatiC IS accidents in flying fields in this coul l. try during the week ending August n The Spanish government is consit ts ing plan to organize the martin Il service in Spain under governrhe1
 control. It is intended to requisition { n, vessels for the tranpsort of articl l. for national consumption. d Hans Sulzer, Swiss minister to t le United States will return to Was oe ington early in September. l. At a republican convention, held in Danbury last night. Judge Samuel
 Davis and Edward H. Daley we l. nominated to represent this city l. the legislature as representative of Howard W. Taylor, now a represent S. tive, and F. Ward De Klyn had pr in viously been made the democrat