Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, March 31, 1919, Page 1

% & o» S @ ml Bulletin Service lag VOL. LXI—NO. 61 POPULATION 29919 NORWICH, CONN., ~2GNDAY, MARCH 31, 1919 EIGHT PAGES- 56 COLS ADVANGE GUARI] OF 2674 Fme “*‘“'a”"’. «Efi’:??*i’#iff'ff“w‘aw"f s et L BANKERS IN BUBAPEST [ e , deport 100 Bolshevvsts o e R s | Mexican Und ..,::cretary' ors will be produced {his year fc : : Blg Port on the’ Adnahcf\’.m;‘f fones v "1 Says Mosnroe Doctrine is Fourteen Thousand of the “Yankee” Division Are Now| Sea. | west Vinginia Lobie Not Involved. | Business is Being Administered by Sovist Clerks—Rents Are Homeward Bound or Are About to Sail in a Day Ol’.,""”",’]:g;?f‘:’,‘.l‘fl,._f’" I Somnd Six thousand civilians dieg duri liane s - furen | Being Paid to the Government Instead of the Land- Two—The Remainder of the New England National |Atustria’s bi t he Adriat thes s epilE cof. Lt s i rent by the German % it ; ; : o T 4 Rl lords—Thousands of Refugees Are Travelling Toward 5 e F ¢ 2 A fighting tank will ascend Pike’ tater T SEhe 2 2 Sl : Guardsmen, Now at Brest, Will Embark Beginning < Peak us a feature of the Vietory Loan | Amnd £ : ¢ Vienna—Railway Strike in Hungary Has Resulted in April 14—28,000 Officers and Men Are to Parade in| o). / : At a meeting of the irectors of the | e - Trains Loaded With Passengers Being Left Standing in over the disposition e i heom Works retiring hau ks 2 g - Boston. : a na dago Slavs, | oficers *wer coted | thorized b prov sions ‘ the Loneliest Places. 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T - £t 1 5 Y sedilin divisional | fantry, and Cha . a HA VACUATED KIEV Boston lawyer, who r0se to thelr pre rch 50.—Rus Colonel | ent ranks from that of sccond 3 ed as|ant as the result of hravery und first day he chief o Hn Twi ixth di- | Lieutenant Irvi K. Woolf the command of the divi: g vision and Colonel : of | Springfi Mass., Te Cole said. “General lale calied the|Boston appointed (o that position officers together, told themn that he! The infantry regimental SEew the division wae an excellent one ers are 101st, Colonel sian Bol, ated Kiev : ual on hosrd the Aquitania. He was|irom Vic arch - ous 5,000,0 ves. ] ¢ It w s rent of command- jattached Lo a night hombardment avi- | the 5 ni of th : 4 mployes in two » W onfrments ; AU ! the presidiog b don e S s de Tiites S 2 Sir Shomial 18 ives not be made until tomorrow. -