Norwich bulletin., 1919-03-05
Condensed kilograms
An epidemic of aphthous disease

An epidemic of aphthous diseases
is causing great havoc among Italian
cattle.
Three American steamers with car
goes of grain for Switzerland nave
arrived at Genoa.
Unemployed workmen and commun
lists of Dresden decided on d general
strike.
The high license law which went in
to effect Saturday reduced the mum
ber Of saloons in Panama from $50 to
100.
The Western Massachusetts army
recruiting headquarters i'll Springfield
was reopened by order of the war de-
partment.
DR.. Charles L. DoolittIe, 76, a wide
ly known astronomer, died at his
home in Philadelphia from a com
plication of diseases.
The Polish forces operating on the
Polish frontier have had severe
brushes with the Bolsheviki east Of
KoveI, other messages state.
Attorney General Gregory, who re-
tired from office Tuesday, formal
ly announced last night that he
would accompany President Wilson
on his return to France.
An American relief commission has
arrived at ConStantinople and is en-
gagged in preparing for the trans
portation of food and medical sup
plies and clothing into the Caucasus,
Anatolia, Armenia. Cicilicla and
Syria
Nine transports carrying approx
mately 500 officers and $4,000 men,
many of them of the Twenty sew
enth New York National Guard)
division have sailed from France for
| New York and champion Roads and
are due between March and II.
| Harvey Helm, for six terms rep
| resenlatIve in Congress from the
| eighth Kentucky district, died at
! Columbus, Miss, where he had a
plantation.
| The peace conference committee on
| reparations has estimated that s "a,
| 600 100000 is the amount which the
! enemy country ought to pay the allied
/ and associated powers.
| investigation by the federal trade
commission of the milk industry, par
! ticularly as it relates to condensed
milk, was provided in a resolution
adopted by the senate.
| Statesmen ard other employees re-
| ceiving per diem allowances in addi-
ton to regular salaries are required
to report these allowances in income
tax returns.
A Search of more than three years
for the men responsible for the theft
of a $50 eco collection of antique jew
elry from the Art Institute to Chicago
led to the arrest in Boston OF JOSEPH
p. Newburger of Chicago.
The police of Peabody, Mass ane
surrounding cities and towns began (
search for the three masked men who
last night entered the home of Loui:
Raphael.
| The strike which agitators from
Lawrence had announced for today il
the great cotton mills at Lowell, Mass.
failed to matorialize.
Secretary Wilson said that eve,
during industrial activity loco 00t
workers are unemployed, representing
. the turning over of labor.
All persons arrested as a result 0
incidents late last week in Barcelon
and Madrid have been set free nov
| that martial law has been rescinded.
In an Interpretation of the Earriso
anti narcotic act, the supreme cOur
declared constitutional the sectio
prohibiting sales of drugs except o
! official order forms or physician:
prescriptions given in good faith.
An increase of capital stock fror
S6,000,000 to 10,000.000 was voted a
; the annual meeting Of stockholders G
! the Merritt Oil Cooperation, who's
business is located at Denver, Colo.
Walter M. Brackatt. ef Boston, a
) artist whose works have been ex
: hibited prominently in this country an
f | abroad died in his 96th year.
The steamship Argentina nas sale
from Marseilles. for New York wit
$500 American troops aboard.
> A jury in common pleas court :
= New Haven decided that II IS a viola
ton of the secular law 10 keep d thea
- tre open on Sunday.
t The Connecticut supreme court al
firmed the verdict of guilty of fir
D degree murder returned in The Hart
: ford County Superior court again:
= Joseph Erasmo Perratta. brothers, {
| Now Rritaiu