Norwich bulletin., 1919-04-03
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 United States army bars beverages containing more than 1.4 per cent. all | cohol
 Canada, it is reported, will dispose 1 Of mucn shipping contracted for dur ing the war.
 Department of Commerce reports l an unusual trade is expected to be developed with Italy in petroleum.
 Frances economic commission will complete its final draft of it's part of the peace treaty within eight days
 The Knights of Columbus will con duct boxing shows in the gymnasium of the New York Athletic Club for the soldiers and sailors
 Governor Edge, United States Sena- tor elect, disposed of his two Atlantic City newspapers, the Daily Press and the Evening Union.
 nounced more than 56,OO00OO acres were added to the country's crop acreage in the last ten years.
 Arthur. Henderson,. British. labor leader, assured the peace conference that the lahorS troubles of the British Isles were on a fair way to settle ment.
 Reading, Pa,. reports several coal dealers in that section cut the price from 10 to 30 cents long ton on three sizes-pea, chestnut and stove.
 A cable dispatch from Rome reports the saiIn5 of the 352 United States Infantry from Genoa, composed of the Ohio and Pennsylvania drafted men.
 British staamship. Karona, St. Thomas to New York, with cargo and passengers, disabled at sea, was tow ed to Wilmington, N. C., by coast guard cutter Seminole Lieutenant Vincent Astor is second in command of the German submar- inc UC-97, one of the four surrendered submersibles en route to this country to boost the Victory Loan. Cables from Paris say that Presi- dent Wilson requested Julius H. Barnes to head an organization for handling the 1919 wheat crop, under the Congressional guarantees Cane that will put Louisiana on a level with Cuba in sugar content is promised by officials of Audubon Sugar School, of the Louisiana State University, to planters. A committee from the Nova Scotia l Federation of Miners will confer with Government authorities at Ottawa up on placing an embargo on United States coal.
 Mayor Rolf, of San Francisco, went down New York Bay to welcome | 1904 troops, most of whom were from California, on the U s. trans port Kentuckian, which docked at l Bush Terminal, Brooklyn. 1 William H. Williams, chairman of the board of directors of the Wabash i Railway, was elected president to succeed the late Edword F. Kearney
 Steamships Clan MacBoelan and l Silsden were in collision off South Foreland, Kent.
 Total losses of American troops
 engoged in the Argonne- Mouse bat tie, compiled by American General Headquarters, were 115,529. out ot 631,505 engaged.
 Only one man was saved when the schooner Lucia, of Havana, with q
 cargo of 10000 gollons of rum fol Montevideo, foundered 400 miles of
 the coast of North Carolina or March 30.
 Third session of the Irish Parlia
 ment opened with Professor Edward
 de Valera and several Sim Feiners
 recently released from prison, in at !. tendance.
 A nerae str'1-7 red in tn
 Rhineland by Coviets is regarded al the possible beginning to overthrow the present German Government.
 Paris correspondents of the Londol News report allied diplomats submit ted proposition to the Russian Soviet Government, whereby tn
 Bolsheviki would be admitted to tn . conference under certain restrictions . Colonel E. H. R. Green, son c : Hetty Green, confirmed reports o drilling for oil in vicinity of. Del Ric
 Texas.
 Managers of cable companies i 3 London desire 10000 miles of coppe - wire
 . Total revenue of British Treasur
 year March 31, amounted to SS9,020,
 825 pounds, compared with TOT ,234, 50
 pounds last year.
 7 Italy will require between 1200C
 and 125000 tons of oil in 1919. h Chairman Hurley, of the Shippin u Board left Washington for Florid
 for a brief rest
 . First meeting of German financi; V mission and the Allied mission wa v held in Paris
 1t Half of Americas Atlantic warshi a fleet is to be assigned to permaner s stations on the Pacific = Blanche Vaughan Nesmith, an at
 tress popular on the stage thirt '- years ago, died in New York, aged d years.
 sl American army strength on Marc 1 p totalled 2,131 503. a net decrease ( It 42 per cent, since November II, 191 l, Governor Rolcomb has issued rt .- quisition on the state of New York f,
 the return of Fred Winning of Bridg, Il port. Winning is wanted on a char, IS of robbery.
 d The MiddIetown Evening Press, Il
 fnly daily it. Middtesex county, h; I been sold to a corporation composed It 1.cal business men, = Leander T. Howes, a graduate n West Point in the class of 1887, die S. at his homo at Stamford. He w d about E years old.