Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1919-03-21
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Paris during the war will be removed.
West Virginia Senate took UP tor
final acton the Virginia debt settle
ment bill.
There will be no dividend payment
on the stock of the Old DOMINION
Co. of Maine during the present
quarter.
General cargo rate from New York
to Marseilles was quoted at $50 TINS
week compared with $65 last week.
Census bureau places output OF
linters from Aug. l to Feb. 2S, at fF,-
116 bales of 500 pounds each.
French aviator experts agreed that
| it is impossible to stop Germany from
| building airplanes.
| A bill was introduced in the House
of Lords converting public barrooms
| into social halls.
The steamer Giuseppe Verdi arrived
at New York last night with 1921
| troops and will dock this morning.
Greek troops defeated Russian
Bolsheviki troops at Kherson. north
west of Odessa and advanced II
fmiles.
! American sailors were left in Eng
land to bring six German submarines
to this country to help the Victory
loan drive.
British steamship croia stuck on
olu IIOpIlSlOI AtdSSs SOu'lASENA'H ~
Grand Manon, N. B., in fog.
Illinois Intends to spend $20,ooO,o0O
on waterways in the state during the
Lowden administration.
The Rumper Airplane factory in
Bavaria, Germany, has under con-
: struction a giant airplane for a trans
, atlantic fight.
Contract between the Railroad Ad'
, ministration and Louisville. & Nash
vile Railroad was approved. Annua
rental will be $17,310,000.
! Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad wa:
/ allowed to increase charges on pc
troIeum and petroleum products.
= Duke of SpoIeto, youngest son o
the Duke of Aosta, is reported U
!. have bee nseriously injured in al
2 airplane accident near Triest.
E The rumor that British Government
S had acquired control of American ex
e change was denied in London.
= Eight German steamers, accordin!
4 to advices from Berlin, sailed from
e Hamburg for the United States TO
e foodstuffs.
! United States Armor~= at Spring
y field. Mass. was assigned the work o
repairing small arms and war Wor
rifles used abroad and in camps i
e this country.
e White Star Liner Adriatic, bein
o used to carry American troops home
: postponed her sailing from New Yor
n harbor, owing to the harbor strike.
Il 1t became known in Washingto
: that Secretary Daniels extended a
e invitation to the British Grand Flee
: to visit American waters.
: Actual announcement of the pta
Il for financing the railroads will prob
u ably be announced by Director Hine
IL of the railroads, by the end of tn
week.
Reuters Limited understands th5
the offer of the British ambassador
5. ship at Washington to Sir Robert
# Borden, the Canadian premier, is sti
" open.
Ed The board of managers of the Ne
it York cotton exchange yesterday vote
ID to close the exchange on March :
If the day of the parade Of the Twenty
m seventh division.
u Petitions are being circulated c
: the floors of the New York Stoc
j. Cotton and Coffee exchanges for
: holiday on March 25, the date of Il
J. parade of the 9th division.
ST The cruiser Seattle arrived at He
boken with the Last units of the 27t
is Division. The Seattle lost a raC
- with a naval rival. the Charleston, /
nj one hour.
ia Lord Shauqhnessy, chairman OF II
10 Canadian Pacific Railroad, just bac
ID to Montreal from a visit to Londo
is believes the Canadian export traC
outlook is good.
Airmen of the United States, Bri
ain, France, Italy and Germany a.
= completing arrangement to captul
~ the $4,000 prize offered by the Lol
e. don Daily Mail for the first trans-A
IN lantic fight.
ge Considerable excitement was crea
or ed at Amerongen Castle, where tt
an former German Emperor is stayin
lie, when six airplanes circled twice ov
e. the castle and disappeared.
rs Members of the Anthracite Co
ay Opera tors Associations, which met
e. Philadelphia, declared they must ha7
Id an increase in the price of coal, al
5. if one was not coming, some con
ed panies would be applying for recei
y ers.
X Newspapers in VladisVostok ha'
en- started a systematic campaign to sc
in discord among Russian, American al
lal Allied troops.