Norwich bulletin., 1918-08-20
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the battlefield requests the different units to furnish lists of officers and i men who have shown aptitude in the i gas section, and who desire to con | tinue in that service after the war" The eharred bodies of Philip Roth. | his wife and five children were found I in the ruins of their home twelve
 miles east of Willeysville, Tioga Coun- ty, N. Y., Saturday. The house, which was located in a remote section of the county, had been burned during the night
 Private William Clark of South Gov
 entry was among the wounded in Sat urday's casualty list.
 The members of the American Zion
 ist medical unit who are on their way to Palestine have arrived in Cairo
 Egypt. They vii proceed shortly for
 their destination.
 American soldiers may play on Brit
 ish golf links free of charge.
 Percival C. Clement announced his
 candidacy for the Republican nomina tion for Governor of Vermont
 Julius RosenWald, of Chicago, ar
 rived in Paris. He is on mission
 for the Jewish Welfare Leagul The cutting department of the At
 lantic Division of the Red Cross has cut 2,00O,OOO garments for war re- fugees.
 ! H SOtnHiiSSiOn OI ATneTlCdnS nave DS- gun hearings to determine who was responsible for the election frauds in
 Panama.
 Giro Lucchi, of Brooklyn, was ar rested in Pittsburgh on a charge of conspiracy to induce drafted men at
 Camp Dix to desert.
 Air mail service between Paris and
 St. Nazaire was opened. Government . officials witnessed the departure of the !. first air mail carrier.
 s Surface railways were urged by the = Fuel Administration to put into effect I the skip stop system on all lines by V the end of September
 Miss Frnaces Kelly who is touring = New Jersey on horseback selling f Thrift Stamps will kiss anyone who D buys $25 worth. For 1000 she will d hug you.
 f Unset jewels valued at $35,o00 and ' small amount of money were taken
 in daylight robbery of the Donovan e Seaman jewelry store at Los Angeles e Norman Gardiner, of New York, was V arrested in the Bush Terminal, on g s charge of stealing soldiers uniforms = and camoufaging them for civilian fl use.
 - A hot rivet dropped on the deck o1 e the steamer Wallhaven started a fire e which endangered the huge amoun 2 of shipping in construction at the Erie Basin.
 } Three armed auto bandits robbed l., Nathan Grapsae messenger em- l. ployed by the Oil Seeds Co.,, of Bay, IT onne N J.. of s3500 about one-hal . mile from the plant.
 l. The Crown Princess of German. IS made a trip to Heligoland on a sub
 marine. She was accompanied by tn ct Duke of Mecklenberg and Princess o " Brunswick.
 f. The 100 members of the I. W. W le including Big Bill" Haywood, on tri 1t al at Chicago charged with many plot ii to defeat the Government in the wal ID were found guilty.
 " Three New York gunnnen who at 1e tempted to rob Charles s. Hardy a D. Hackensack, N. J., were frustrated b E. the screams of a woman who witness
 ed the holdup.
 According to a report from Rom
 received at Washington, the latest in tera1lied conferences at London an L' Paris agreed on uniform programs fo mt food restrictions. S The German American PubIishin ys Co.,, of Columbus Ohio which pub ns fishes four German language news II, papers, announced it will suspend be D. cause of patriotic reasons. K Ten fast battle planes manned b nt eight lieutenants of the army and tW
 British aviators arrived at Clevelan ve on the fourth stop of their 5000 mil CT tour of the Central States. e. Fire following an explosion at tn to plant of the Empire Coke Co.,, in Bor he den City, near Geneva, N. Y, cause ts, s150,000 loss The company suppie -i- gas to most of the upstate towns. CT Rev. Edward T. Walsh, curate { be Holy Angels church, South Meridel
 and of St. Bridget's in Cheshire, wh he has been appointed to anmy char ed laincy at Camp Taylor, Louisville, wa ve given $500 by parishioners. it. Michael Brazil, SO, of Naugatuc er struck by public service car drive a by Thomas H. Davis Sunday night c ss the Waterbury road, died yesterday { on St. Mary's hospital in Waterbury. er Richard F. Cleveland, son Of fol all mer President Cleveland, who recent he completed his preliminary training { to Boston, left the Boston navy yard fC S. Guantico, Va. to enter the officer lot training school connected with u si- Marine Corps. He is a private. ess Galen L. Stone, banker, ar
 Frederick c. Dumaine, mill treasure
 recently indicted with 2S others c
 charges of conspiracy to monopolii IT the fish business of Boston pleade
 not guilty today and gave bond of $2
 
 u- Five hundred cutters, vamper o- stitchers and lasters who have bee HIS ls on strike for several weeks were lt al fused admission to Brockton factori, 9a I- today when they attempted to retul TOT TOT to work.
 ne The Federal Reserve Bank of Bo ?n ton announced that the New Brlta III Trust Company, of New Britain. Con Iu had been admitted to the federal r, >e4 serve system. lat Contracts for 33 wooden cargo ve gre sels, each of $500 dead weight ton 'ds seven barges and three wooden ha
 bor tugs were let the week ending Al lal gust 1O.
 lse No general exemption of marie to men simply because of their marri eS' status is contemplated by the M 'lic Department in preparing for the pr Ill posed extension of the draft ages. lce Plans for the stabilizatlon of petrc ne cum prices, recommended by the x, sAt tional Petroleum war service commi we tee in New York last week were d
 cepted by the Fuel Administration.
 Postmaster General BurIeson h
 approved the 10 per cent. increase ID. wages of employees of the Weste d's Union Telegraph company.
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