Norwich bulletin., 1919-07-01
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 Former Premier Orlando, of Italy, has left for Sicily for a long rest.
 Sim Fein headquarters Was raided in Dublin and the building searched by the military.
 The dcstroyers. Moody and Henshaw and submarine R. 10 were launched at Quincy, Mass. "
 B French Chamber of Deputies voted an appropriation of s$S00,000 to defray the expenses of the victory celebration in Paris on July IA.
 Dr.. EPitacio Pessoa, President elect of Brazil, arrived in Canada He was given dinner by the Duke of Devon shire Governor General.
 Danish Government reports Germans are selling public buildings and prop erty in Schlesswig given to Denmark under terms of the treaty.
 Funds for naval aviation tor 192O were fixed at 25,000, 900 under com promise agreement between members of the House and Senate conferees:
 Princess Paul, widow of the Grand Duke Paul, who was murdered by the Bolshevists in Petrograd, has return ed to Finland with her son from Sweden.
 Taxpayers who made a mistake in their income tax reports should not1- fly the Internal Revenue Office at once. Every suspect will be investi- gated.
 J. H. Skonins, of the Cleveland Chicago. air mail service, set new record when he travelled from Cleve- land to Chicago in hours and 32 minutes.
 Admiral von Reuther, who was in command of the German fleet which was sunk in Scapa Flow, was recogniz- ed when he called at a London bank and assaulted.
 According to telegram received at London from Ukrainia, anti-Bolshe- vist leaders in the Ukraine are push ing a successful campaign against
 Navy seapiane Ne fell 200 feet into the Delaware River, near League ls- land, while giving an exhibition flight The pilot and mechanician escaped without injury.
 Strikina raIway men in Berlin dis trict, numbering about 10000 shop and yard men, decided to continue on strike in spite of the demand of their unions to return to work.
 Fire destroyed the three story building of the Cropsey & Mitchell Lumber Go. at Cropsey avenue and S5th street near Coney Island: Dam age is estimated at $25,000. . at New York with eight men of the crew of the British schooner Phileen. The schooner was shipwrecked 225 miles West of the Azores.
 Brig. Gen. William Crozier, former Chief of Ordnance, asked the House committee Investigating war expendi- lures to make some report on the con- duct of the Ordnance Department.
 Prince of Wales, now being 25 should have his own residence, and York House, St. James, the home of his boyhood days was selected.
 Thirty-six aliens convicted as Reds who were spreading disloyaf litera land. There are P more, three of them women, awaiting deportation.
 pistinsuished Service Order Medal was given to Capt. G. A. aill. of Man Russia. He attended Bolshevist meet ings and rendered other valuable work.
 An alI-nisht watch brought about the arrest of 10 alleged prohibition neaut, Ohio, from Pennsylvania. Beer and whiskey worth $S5,0oo was seiz- ed.
 House committee investigating right of Victor L. Berger, Milwaukee Soc ialist, to. a seat in this Congress, agreed to a further postponement of the hearing at the request of Begrer's lawyer.
 Prosecutor General Irola, of Milan, was dismissed after accusa tions were filed against him of bad preparation" of the case of Alfredo Cocchi, charged with murder of Ruth Cruger in New York.
 Twenty seven members of the Bal tinore Fire Department were over come with the smoke in fire that started in the New Pork Boat Co.'S pier. The loss was estimated at S20O,00o.
 the headquarters of the Salvation Army at New York, Evangeline Booth, commander will receive the Disting- uished Service Cross in Washington, July 10.
 King George summoned to Buckins- ham Palace Col. Lloyd Griscom, form CT American Ambassador to Italy and conferred on him the honor of Knight Commander of the Order of St. Michael and St. George.
 Five persons, four of whom are members of one family, were killed when their automobile was struck by a Metropolitan express at Ridgeview Park crossing of the Pennsylvania Railroad near Derry, Pa.
 Discovery of what is said to be a widespread conspiracy to permit Aus trians and HungarianS to leave the country on fraudulent passport pre- vented the sailing of 110 aliens in the French steamship Rochambeau.
 Korea served notice on the State Department and on Premier Clemen- ceau that the revolutionist govern ment of the Korean Republic will not be bound by signatures of the Ja- paneSe delegates to the peace treat.
 Corporation counsels of eight cities, in session at Syracuse, N. Y., decided to make no effort to enforce wartime prohibition by any officer charged with the regular enforcement of the law, unless otherwise instructed by the Government
 Herr Scheurmann, correspondent at Versailles of the ;Deutsche Tageszei- tung, declared in a report received in Berlin, that he understands all the Ger man correspondents who lived at head will be demanded for trial by the All quarters at Charleville, during the war. lies.