Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, February 7, 1919, Page 4

NORWICH BULLETIN, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 7. 1919 Jlerwich Gulletin and Qoufied 123 YEARS OLD Sobseription price 120 & wesk; 50 * year. Futered at the Postoffice at Norwich, Conn, & cond-class matter. Telephone Calls. Bulletin Business Office Bulletin Lditorial Tlooms 35.3. Bulletin Job Office 35.2. Willimantie Office. 25 Spring St. Telephone 384-2 nth: $6.00 Norwich, Friday, Feb. 7, 1919, MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS, s exclusvely entiticd of all news despateh- twhe credlied In news published leation of speclal despatch- reservod CIRCULATION ing of the marines, the nronulson ) the inv sle tanks and the work of the air forces. Tt éan thus he an-! preciated what the nee for | | scelng that a supnly of such material ’ equal to demand. To have failed to have h petrolenm | meant a handicap which conld not be casilv overcome. Perhans this THOSE RESPONSIBLE. than by the cablezr: v Great Pritan has taken the|ceived by the fuel administrat'on in the this country from General TFoch, 60 i i | davs before the war stopped and he war ch it 18 eme the situation .was at a fost eritieal that t ol oth euffered | Th has, of the | rosult t of an rol s of what the cost out of the question to| ng aside all thoughts| ' s impossible to| e epatations i for th the mit a leme olemn treatie Ayth E a uncivilized hich the warfare was| Y 1 yhera any- tod y the kaiser | ver with him L wir horrible sht with which they for h(\ wiil ha th the facts Ciermany t it done | ith a conference month for the | ng the problems . n, the statement w 15000 lives lost | B rected to ne there npen hich oceur is a large t v twelve onths 11d be with the proper ' vented, and certainly it r hen s are be- 1 such fires, in 1 would be WAR EXPENSES, If anyone imagined that the ex- n nnected with the war were ! which had to be met war was in progress such lea must be dissipated by the renst tatement to the effect that for the month of January, two months t igning of the armistice, expended the sum of $1,- This chows the very slight £ $11,310,400 from the 4 s which were made in De rember. There was a reduction in the loans made to the allied nations but it is to be realized that it has been necessary to settle up many of the contracts which were awarded but which had to be cancelled following the end of the strife. This is of ourse cxpensive although not as ex- pensive it would have been had the full contract amounts been paid, al- —"'fust as it does to swing from peace t i) favors such has | < be |, 1 T BY FIRE. ; es that | ¢ though the adjustment of the contract claims calls for heavy disbursements that the industriés may be permitted to get back to peace time production as rapldly as possible. It is also readily understood that the large expenses will be required until the men in the service, still numbered in the millions, have been mustered out. Their maintenance, moving expenses and pay. must be taken care of, while there is the in- terest charge to be met and the de- mobilization expenses continue. The decrease in the disbursements is to be anticipated henceforth but it must be expected that it will be gradual rather than precipitate. It takes time and money to get back to a peac sis conditions into war. With the mate that the war has cost the world $450,000,000,000 directly and indirect- 1y it is quite evident that if there is going to be a wa whether the exp ing or not. t must be paid for nse account is pl OUR PETROL.EUM SERVICE. One try ful more added materially, otitcome of the war the statement of the effect his cou © success- tudicated n to futnished §0 levm that was ns in the wa i Lord Cu United Siaie: that the is estimat I of the pet used by the allied na Petroleum It p than it wa of 1 the supply ments, d for not the fuel t hich ort service affe eded for t art of the tran it was absolu \ which read, you daon't lzen n[ up your petrolenm situatior how dependent the war upon gas Tt dlke: wise explains the reason the re-| and it directions other THE RIGHT ATTIT A 1 th is pre midst a other dor; covernment alied upon relativ was dire for col conti It wa int the ho: tatement hostilit arn for the find g nd EDITCRIAL N DTE price of the vario The Or0~‘nurt h 'v! Fv man on the corner says time for the come to be a sera if the Mexi thru it in Nothing has cau 5 N ces high 1 from com From the way ch steamships are going as becoming to- tal Josses it evident that mines are not the only menaces that have to be guarded against. If as reported Lenine w there can be no doubt that he it on his own terms, much the as the Germans did at erent | period when they appeared to be win- ning. After that billion and a quarter 15 cured to keep the promise of government to the farmers, it'll be about time for someone to coms for- ard and put in a plea for the mid- dlemen. Even after the government has re- ported soldiers dead in F they are now appear homes, it is probable ernment will be ¢ that king for the return of the insurance money. Of course there isn't much use try- ing to locate the troubl> with the sol- the gov- diers’ mail delay now, for by the time the trouble is located the men will be home where much of thcir return- ed mail is now awaiting them. we shall | LENDING JOY TO LIFE “If there ars any crosscs for extreme valor left oves. now that the boys over there are through winning them,” said the girl who likes to taik, “I would most_insistently nominate »imost any apartment house agent as a worthy re- cipient thereof. hat those men do have to stand at the hands of women! “T had Just a few minutes before catching & irain downiown when I dropped in av our t's and there seemed to be Guite a crow.l sround his desk, just surging in upon him. Then I saw it consisted of a larze, stout lady and a little, stout girl about 20 who had the pudgy sort of face littls, stout girls always have. She was the sort of young woman who isn't vretty and should recoznize the fi any Kittenish tricks. A kittenish trick- ster is bad ensugh, heaven knows. when architectuarally built for the part, but when they aren't any lon pouting lips and large cow ng and cute the innocent an ing bystander might be excused | © snatching up anything kandy and| ending the tortures ofeverybody con- cerned. “7 telephoned you v Kitten with a pout, ‘and y I could hav o S hr‘m though rxplained the whol situation. he khas apartment one of the nd oh, h all he; Me. Crumb, it’ grived Kitten, her little eyes upon him, and v a fingef, “you've forgotten poor little m~ and my treat Crumb. Oh, I'm just eni! death. Mamma said of co1 me '\fl er my talk over the plone I reruember our ) ed the agon Ik ver . Crit all "lwm. | nng cough back of him and Mr. Crumb grimly turned toward it “How for- tunate that Mr. Goldmin», the owner, chances to be here} he purred. ‘Tt is £0 much easier to go right to head- quarters”’ “Mr. Goldmine emerged from his safe clusion, giving Mr. Cruinb a blights ing glare as he approacheid the firing line. “‘Oh, Mr. Goldmine!’ ogled Kitten | trustingly, ‘now 1 kno-o-ow I'm going to get what I asked for. Peopie always are good to poor little me- ““This is 1y daughter, beamed the older stout lady agpin as though the affair now must be entirely clear. ‘She has apartment 15 and {t is just the —but then, Qertie is so Mother wants us to wcome back home to live,” pouted Gertie, flickering the eyelashes that weren’t there. ‘She Charhie awfully fmean to e her baby away, but you tell her I 't come, My (‘lumb Teli her you t let m “ Oh, she can't leave us,’ caroled Mr. Crumb obediently. ‘You see, her rent's all paid and we can't have her leave | Tou see, mamma’' eried Kitten . ‘they won't let me go. T Not ¢ want to keep me now they're going to shower put in extra in es, ves’ broke in Mr. Goldmine turbulently, shifting from one foot to the other and back again, er.ished be- z smiles and the lady the cod-by.! Aways are so nice to Ger- complacent use she has . Gel a little girl always— » aut of the door by then mb turned mechanically to id you wish " hé asked. dness!’ I told him in amaze- t e1sh other, ‘T've t 1 did want.’ Ci 4 0h, re- even 11y Lo smile vhl\r‘ you're forget- precisely.” LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Weather Diggers. Editor: turday to see the ions for February »d by tho author. er with t - depend 1 Digge her floods 2 would observed “monthly weather,” A day I ould have had an ev other illust s ble weather pr 80- calle Grave tha squally we very en had net how rarely of the prophe he is considered hose who come in ¢ n he th ‘. while r and One: ance notice of h that the score to forecast bureau the directcry Westminster, Teh. Aggrieved L; erty. cut citizen such argume ermore. T hen his ed the time is (‘h"uy s people ¢ vietory d cow to the ibution 4 What the end lions of citizens nothing A rerican but doing some the “m raiding As o ANSNINLNS a CG*\S&». 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The _slow demobilization of the troops in France is, it is said, largely due to the destruction of the railways s, and as an instance s mentioned that the “express” now running hetween Boulogne and Cologne takes 60 hours over the journey. This ; eight times as long as the d wrno befo f‘ the war. i nee and is wrong they see HOUDINI in the Master Mystery TODAY AND TOMORROW AUDITORIUM| this famous SF Slout 18 il A cot nr O PROBATE ELD b?“lf"‘ the quickest tr . within and for the District of Europe in peace tir on the 34 ds Pebr B Iurvpe 1o peaco 1 on tRe 34 day of February. through the north of Franc Judse gium. and maintained an av I | of 62 miles an hour. 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