Norwich bulletin., 1919-09-11

ported untitled orders on it's books as of Aug. 50 of 6,109, 10S tons. Mexican soldiers at the garrison at San Luis, state of Sonora, Mexico, mutinied and killed all of the officers. Swift & Co.,, packers, offer aid to Att tOrney General Palmer in investigation of conspiracy charges of the latter. The auxiliary schooner Edith M. Thompson was wrecked in Boston harbor during the storm Monday night.
 The Webb Granite Company of Mill ford, Mass, filed d voluntary petition in bankruptcy today. Liabilities, $751; 462, assets, $155,301.
 The house of representatives of the New Hampshire legislature ratified the federal equal suffrage amendment PIP to 143.
 According to reports at Stockholm, Lenine and his advisers are reported developing plots to stir up uprisings in China and India.
 Reports from RresIau say the food disturbances in the last few days end- ed when the crowds attempted to plum der the shops.
 
 use of the Hebrew language in Russia and proclaimed the official language for the Jews to be mixed German Be- brew.
 Belgian government has ordered 400 locomotives in the United States for use on the state railroads, in addition to 200 Belgian engines.
 Senate agricultural committee is considering federal regulation of the packing industry proposed in the Kenyon and kendrick bills.
 An explosion and fire drove 50 enn- ployes from the Dings and Chester paint factory at No. 512 West 25th street, New York.
 compromise was effected in the strike of theatre managers and act orS in Paris. It was announced the theatres, music halls and picture hous- es would reopen.
 Twelve Red Cross eanteen workers were among the passengers aboard the Fabre line steamer Roma that docked at Providence, coming from MarSeilleS.
 Despite the fact that the postaqe rates were reduced from three to two cents, receipts from the sales of post age stamps at the Chicago post office were per cent. higher in the month of August.
 Upper SilesIa, where serious con- ficts are in progress between Polish and German elements in anticipation of transfer of the territory in Poland. will be occupied in the near future by allied troops.
 Final loan of the Canadian govern ment is being arranged. Both French and English speaking journalists promised their aid.
 Plans for combining into one patri- otic federation all patriotic soldiers and auxiliary societies are under way, according to reports of Commander in Chief Adams of the Grand Army of the Republic at Columbus, O.
 All members of the Wisconsin dele ga tion in the house introduced identi- cal bills proposing bonuses at the rate of $50 month for each months ser vice for soldiers, sailors marines and Red Cross nurses.
 James K. McGin, father of Herbert McGill, killed by Mexican bandits aD- pealed to the senate foreign relat tions committee in an effort to bring to jus tice murderers of his son. McGiil is Chicago manager of the Banana Grow CTS Co.
 George P. Tompkins was found guilty of first degree murder in crim- lnal court at Ebensburg. Pa, tonight for the murder of Mrs. Caroline 1 Humphreys, near Carrolltown, July 15. | 1917.
 Paris Temps reports former Premier Ca11lauX, who was in prison for more -han year charged with having Urea Sonab ble dealings with the enemy, will De permitted to enter a sanitariurn. |
 Anti saloon league reported hirInu private detectives to see that war; time prohibition laws are carried out. They Ire dissatisfied with federal officials work.
 Authority to complete purchase of and for Rar1tan arsenal. near Metu- .hen. N. T |