Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, March 10, 1919, Page 1

L] Norwich VOL. LXI—ND. 81 POPULATION 29,919 NORWICH, CONN., MONDAY, MARCH 10, 1919 i EIGHTPAGES—GO COLUMNS PRICE TWO CENTS BULSHEVIKI TRIEI] m B[IMB | Cb'”h | IndustralBoard of A wof.aans in Rio. | Gondnsed Teorams, i UESARE m MAKE mgg Riga from the Bo government receipts for the first | r’ oo =..1F-r.'l}‘a‘\"fnli'\'?fflw A | eight months of the fiscal year were{ d an hour in a t f in Lo 1 ; lin excess of the amount of the &é & Major Generl Beumont | udget for the entire year by-$60,001 {was ordered from MacAr a A receipts to Febroar: 8 1 Lo com i np Me ¥ {were $500,000,000, representing an in- | Men Appomted to Hascen thelThlee or Four Soldiers and e e ] | crease over the same period of last g ere u to th ibers ; [ vear of $150,000,000. i Return of Prices and Wages‘ Sailors Were Injured in a | - to a Normal Level. | Police Cha. rge. Airplane Dropped Bombs Along the Vaga Sector, But Thcyl !talian Deputies Adjourn. I Amount of <orn on farms on March ‘g*"a&ions Are to be Resumed Regarding Turning Over of Washington, March 9.~Completion | London, h 9.—A riot on ; R 1 Wit O Any D TR }v.,. e, Saturday, March S—Thel o the personnel of the industeil boasd | Strand ol s B o al - German Merchant Ships in Return for a Food Sup- e ithout Creatin, ny Damage—Lull in the ahes | chambar e today adjourned | ;i the department of commerce to- |ican soldie lors and some s ik O h E\ :1 R 5 Front is Beli d R © dournment Was | cciher with the plans of the board for | Australi tedtily dire § eponed y for Germany Until the Next Harvest Crop—It is v fensive on the Northern Russian Front is Believed | i equ ot ‘mier Or-| . stening the return of prices and |or four o s being injur-{m e A g he Q i Sufered ailntantra AL landb, v Fhag s gk wuges normal level was an- in u polic : R N R e S Cst h'nated that Foodstuffs to the Value eof $500,000,000 t 2 Sev osges duffered n Infantn - 2 0 B JTueach rounced today through the Council of | of the T ze incre ) 3 o be Due to the Severe Loss: y i stage of the peace con: | nced today thi e e e vage increase of 10 per cent be Required. tack Iy iy £ ocidted with Ged e N. Peek, of | Americans G I € 3 s Peace so acks on March 3. inc. llls., a former member of the | Bow ; tion caused St el ik : ol s \v, March 8 curities held by Solt AtivEs | HooveER PREDICTS NO Loss Z s Board. as ¢ .,i;dm.m . t of the police te of Natior o ¢ Suprem | ines ted that road front the B the new organiz e Samuel | station. as broken up .b. | King Phillip Tavern, a landmark of W ;" e } QN WHEAT FRICE GURRANTRE i Ohio: Anthony | another bato e O AT o o man autho 0, which is the sum required speedily silenced by the : £ ¢ Hoow ioner of imn B ing over of to an extent ¢ es istrator. Glean, of int g L The I merc ps will be considere te to carry the Ger- y james, of Memphis, |SAYS WILSON IS PLAYING = . y . eir recent inte 1 at|mans until the time of their harvest. 3 i bil- >owell, of Cinrcinnati, a TO HANDS OF “REDS.”| ., i % i o for the holdi £ _the nature of the exchanges Jisheviki c ; support ter. of Wes: Virgini New )—Rev. Dr. | Loz e egotiators at Brus- |d ions at Spa, the . old ext years jwiicat purpose of the new board, | eors ons, ist_mis- | partme 1 b 5 ve reason to ex= ounced Abou | sionar c g i Sind “Sugarbest g . tin 1 the Belg et the new proposals will be 3 X lemand, inte W . ne € i \ dem ¢ o s wil an ad- LULL IN OF SIVE Jives AN 'plus from the i1l be-hel t t ¢ . X aan | ships i soon become. OF BOLSHEVIK TROOPS v over into next year . Golde o : 3 | ¥ Britam e llinat Fe e e ans determine ¥ the | available e o S and demand o be off t t 9 )1 1 I Wil X " 0 s 1 f American and third, | : ; e ot > 5 3 : £2 : : One of nees in bring~ hould delib- | et on 1 : ! : ¢ ) rety bout the i e Supreme world 5 extreme se- achieved,” said conditions in Sout S Hein re expected to m he t was also stated that Lave so f en reduced as « i e 1 ctions i o serman territory | automatic Tucti t ! Inifc demanded | moving ;5 y Fotenty s e | American standar nd ideals for the | SEOY i o Tors: of u such > i ¥ not attend the treatment ar e cond : 1 e \ v N Ak ‘ romn 1 A Y e allied command- i h t | tiem we h 1 x 1ssels sessions, but all the other i rrang £ : t w been un- | d he allied sociated ; %1k o i e 3 ¢ on for the re- | ’ ; o f s, appoint luct the ne= ED FOR HIS poiled EMARK ABOUT iRELAND | Forces. up to Feb e 10 hese three lich the nego- | sourcs will readily vield about men veral differ hown 1Y UNIVERSITY |VON HINDENBURG PLANNING ED IN BEAUNE DRIVE AGAINST BOLSHEVIKI Coblenz, Saturday, March 8 (By the Field Marshal Von Hinden- h irg is planning to use volunteer units fo|in a dri inst the Bolsheviki, with i T operations, ion which ican experts ir duty are keep= progress of the of the enemy's forces, hea 1 ems 10 Y as re= 1 front troop question, wr!uu[ to be due to the fact ki now have a nor- c o at or eleme v mal m ation and so will R e o : t adqu i rmation they ASennin % == i s 3 3 v t cory ¢ vo- | might obta meer: their enemy. L o 2 'for : r T | Apparently the r headquarters X in Ko is directing its ener= gain toward organization on the _ nfidenc that immediate oc- over the Polish rhal Von Hindenburg commanders of rn armies ¥ o t r efforts at fal suthisiics S aT o1 subjects. E: o org of the =S cpposed ic ’ i z ¢ total number of volunteers now AMERICAN MERCHANT CRAFT | ) D: of Harvard | 1'v’ front or about l; pro- NOW PLY THE SEVEN SEAS| A 4 w »f BoSto . s estimated at nearly 100,- e the old army troops are rn front. ston, Mz 9.—¥or rican | ADDITIONAL UNITS OF 27TH | DIVISION HAVE ARRIVED . New. York, March 9. — Additional homas | e Twenty-seventh division, of form ew York National 1 - oops, arrived here today om k i h land America line steamship I r 3 v o : E Amsterdam. All were assigned now represented nearly |aLLiED 10! = u Var clare o o Camp Merritt, where they Will res DR Rl W p ing tor BILLS FOR !MDEMNITIE e a ! niil demobilized. Casual detachs 5 : : 2 ol nd comprised 46 t I ) T N \ 3 es and a score of Y. M ANS TO PUT A STOP ; i Jol 1~ lof al from Unite 3 ING ts of Columbus wel= IN B ; L » ed with 9.7 per Deputy 3 1 3 workers also were on the vessels | . 2 ( ng settled, as t chments which arrived on traver v t i Amsterdam were the nore the v . . ! ordnance repair shop, v and 34 men; Casual officers and 73 3 field clerks hospital N H. Cooper, Atlantic al photographer X (Yankee) di= ;asual. He brought icture film, taken rmy camp at Brest, w0t a bad place, workmen's co be created the county wounded have according to Miss nore, who arrived «ws of Base hospi- 111 of the wounded Brest and mbers will be we socialized economi Nieuw Ame F yder, 1 3 > : Hef Of HOOVER TO CEASE RELIEF will_have ¥ i > Lot ss tons 3 ) 5 = £ i Bavi WORK IN THE SUMMER SERBIA AN ECONOMIC | in der contrac mis s o s ; ke e oves s anand DIES OF AND PHYSICAL RUIN A driia 5 L - ) ‘ idministrator and late ap-~ iNQUEST ON BODIES OF New Yorl : Serbia REQUEST ANNULMENT OF 5 " » y < . re t il et s allon thoim CANADIAN RIQTERS | peyerade ¢ stir OF WAR TIME PR )hlB!T‘ON it Viarel 1 } r s 1 i our_hours. From t ! chsERar tom, e e ) Sera =i : i s riena ; g0, & summer was in= g ringfi oy, Rl - ngall 2 : t 1 cment issued today rcerning the wheat that a ma- also would h 9—(Via Montreal 15 problems cone situation, Mr. t they would need to e solved Vv someone else, “because BA TTLE&HIP NEBRASKA ier myself nor most of the men TROOPS TO BOSTON| | the food administration will be able | 9 ‘ 0 continue in the service of the gove ntionec er of, the Commis- | SPAIN MOBILIZES WORKERS n L o Ve | Hoove 0,000 ci < A Snger, former . olutior & I | ed worst ; hailioco Ko o S s Mareh 8—The of- | that 1t 3 ¢ or s{ TING OF ! P ey e e Pt il s . lishes a d tent : TY TO ENFORCE PEACE STRIKE OF STEVEDORES | fittoer ity to restore her t obil the ¢ A P) IN NEW YORK IMMINENT | r e t8 ek te kD r ticrios Vedis New York, March 9.—New York etk ' 4 A 3 : s ME ey s ¢ 0 on Boura wce, and of the International Longshore- | ‘¢ ipation of o, sesregated | o Tl b e 5 r repairs Strau 1 Ham Holt of men’s union, with a membershiy = o > Lo i "ppeal for | < S s O ry | Ne ft 1 11 ttend Marine Workers' affiliatior rike o Lt pinto, )k = = Ddia Al Ll f 7 e e regular army, | L will g London nst private boat owne i S i her woieaq 95000000 FIRE ON DOCKS bk 4 = - e d - of M C : iy handl _m\“.w 1 o b : Srthe Tona AT RIO JANEIRO, BRAZIL \ 3 = s strike of stevedore He . % Mar e damage | o B n ! 7 | ez last week on the Santos e g s em ¢ i ¢ d which is supposed to ha TBRITISH rovEfiNMENT | ARRESTED FOR SV'TVLNgyOUT il S { oo, 0P daase v net . ™ S e t C r v o die Lond! > “:):):v‘r‘qr \T, % Tvaw ROYAL CANADIAN REGIMENT Lo Drevious to the Santos | \/LLED HIS AGED MOTHER | OBITUARY p % e ,i”JTALK OF AN INTERNATIONAL 3 conference w aHeha _HAS ARRIVED AT HALIFAX | te factory at Soo Pau- AND THREE CHILDREN | Mrs. Andrew W. Ford being | LEGISLATIVE PARLIAMENT erday's meeting at the minisiry Tali N. §, March 9.- The Roy-|lo was destroved, together with —tw tasevill 9 A York, Marcl Berne, Saturday k foreign affairs were leaving the build- nade up large- | Japanese ships anchored at Santos, 2 1 . iely R il saila he rea ation of an internaiional lative ninal inves. |ing last evening a man standing near a Scotians, sni the nd | miles southeast of Sao Paulo, loaded 3 F y e . e e . Nixola | of th ) Y > di rliament was proposed by ay jhd Y by eried out “Down with tyranny ! hlanders of Montresl the first | with jute ne damage in these two |fiindi f e ¥ t . Two e to the | committee of the international ¢nfer- t The man, who gave his adian 2enis to re- | places is estimated at $2,500,000. Like [mother : hildre told | t r \ 8 5 10 0f Natlons socielies Sa rre V. N was arre g here today ion on the Santos dock police The parliament would, Adriatic e fi 10 Paulo and Sant e | ¥ '\mh 7, A 3 1 A » ted directly b; he voters of allf en 4 the | Lelieved e been of incendiary | fic sked then eturn to his | @ « i N o 1l 05y 1 lied with- [ countries in order, it was explained,) od d thousands of citiens of the |erigin, and the authorities are making |farm and kill any that was | Smith . ' 1 . slice hospital. | ¢ Nan investigation, . r he older |« egaininz _consciou o tell] “to secure 4 democrate constitution) 1 alive. & ter of Horace- Greeley. for a league of natioms.”