Norwich bulletin., 1918-07-10
Condensed TeIegrams

Americans travelling in Canada will not require passports.
 ists bought cars within the last year
 National bank note circulation for the week ended July 5 decreased S4S,- i. 020.
 Two German deserters crossed the American lines on the Marne tired of the war
 A contract for the use of Hotel Mas sau, at Long Beach, by the Govern ment was signed.
 Corporations were granted thirty day extension for fling of capital i stock tax returns.
 Charles E. Hughes, chairman of the committee Investigating aircraft pro l duction arrived at Dayton, o.
 The National Committee of Northern Baptist Laymen raised $1,000 900 l through it's recent campaign for funds. 1
 William R. McGiII was nominated by President Wilson as register of the Land Office at Fort Sumner, New Mexico.
 The Capital Issues Committee con sidered the application of the Bethle- hem Steel Co., for approval of a $50,- 900 900 note issue.
 Men of ability and officerIy material between the ages of 21 and 30 have 0O If oI,f mission in the navy
 An epidemic of Spanish grip has in- vaded Switzerland and is spreading rapidly, attacking particularly persons under forty years of age. | Alien owned property valued at mill lions of dollars is to be put on the market soon at series of public sales by the alien property custodian.
 One inch Of rain Saturday night along the St. Paul line from Aber- deen to Mobridge South Dakota, has
 been very beneficial to the crops. The famous statue of the Virgin Mary, which surmounted the Cathed-
 ral of Albert France, has been saved
 from German pillage and hidden.
 The first Finnish warship, the cru- ser Karjala, arrived at HelsinforS. The cruiser if a former Russian ship ex-
 propriated by the Finnish Senate.
 Fires that threatened to sweep the
 entire forest tracts Of the inland
 northwest clear Of their timber are
 raging in Montana and nearby states.
 More than 3Go American wounded
 soldiers have been found in French
 hospitals through the efforts of the
 American Fund for French Wounded
 Operation of the eight interstate ex. press companies during January, 1918 iltet in aH3eficit of $1637, ,757 the in. tterstate commerce coma1iss: on report. Eeds
 Many claims gre being staked ter miles south of Lake Abitibi in the ] northwestern part of the Province o1 g Quebec where gold has been discov- I cred
 1 Harry Brain, cashier of the White l Automobile Co.,. of New York was Q stepped out of his auto in front of his = office.
 il Construction of a United States bas, f hospital with accommodations for 2
 200 patients was finished at Fox Hills a Staten Island. Work started last Feb f truary.
 Q Secretary Baker announced the Wa a Council was abolished and the dutie V 1 turned over to the assistant secretar :. lies of war General March and Gene . ral Goethals.
 ri Proper bathing costumes and a ,I Eeleven o'clock curfew will be enforce II lat Hudson Park, New Rochelle. Stock :. Eings must be worn by the wome z Iwhile bathing
 lnf The Merchants Association, of Ne, I, York, has begun a campaign for
 cleaner city. Various methods of pub < licity, including the use of sandwich V man, will be employed. if The proposed fight between Ere - Fulton and Jack Dempsey to be hel 2 in Newark in boxing carnival on Jul d 20, was called off by the New Jerse
 State Boxing Commission. 1t An additional credit of $1o,ooo, ,oo ot was granted to Italy yesterday by u t. treasury department, making a tot of of S660,000,00 for Italy and of $6,091
 5000 loaned to the allies to date. is In compliance with the Governmel le orders American Railway Express c le field with Public Service Commissio l. a notice of a general 10 per cent il sS crease in freight rate effective July 1 se Leonard w. Steiner, a pioneer wh 50 manufacturer of Westfield, Mas
 where he had lived 50 years, died ye --' terday. He was prominent in Mason
 Grand Army and Redmen. He was F native of Germany.
 Demands of the Allied Shoe Worke ed of America for a wage increase ran
 ing from 25 to B per cent for 80
 operatives were discussed yesterday A a meeting of shoe manufacturers ", Haverhill, Mass.
 II II William Marski, the year old s, nt of Gustave Marsgi, fell into the Eag nn Lock Company's pond at Terryvil
 late yesterday while fishing and W he drowned. Workmen from the facto ly recovered the body. d, Chairman Hurley. after a visit to t IT. White House yesterday, announc on tracts for 92 army transports. Aft of the war they will he put into the pa ed senger- carrying trade. D. A secret source said to threaten th make New York the ODiJIYn center