Norwich bulletin., 1919-09-02
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The American transport Thomas with 500 replacement troops has arrlV- | ed at VladivOStok.
 Baron Emil De Cartier De Marchien- ne left Brussels for Washington as the 1 first Belgian ambassador to the Unit ! ed States.
 Between 200 and 300 members of the actors equity association playing al 1 Boston theatres voted to join in the 1 strike for union recognition.
 Fifteen hundred miners and Iaborers ] of the Coal Brook and Wilson Creeh 1 mines of the Hudson coal Company al Carbondale, Pa, are on strike. i Forty thousand Italian soldiers sen 1 tenced to long periods of 1mprison- ment during the war were granted ann nesty by King Victor Emanuel. Cardinal Mercier, the Belgian pre- late. will visit New York, Washington. Boston Providence Hartford and Springfield, Mass, on his visit to this country.
 A German army of nearly 4o,ooo men with modern equipment, including more than 900 airplanes, has assembled in Lithuania and is preparing to marcn into Russia.
 Federal authorities raided five road : houses near ASbury Park, N. J.. ana arrested eight owners and employees on cha rges of violating the wartime pro- hibition act
 Internal revenue offices for Maine and Vermont created from the New Hampshire district, will be opened at Augusta and Burlington, respectively on October 1.
 King Albert, Queen Elizabeth and Crown Prince Leopold of Belgium Will leave for America between September 20 and September 24 on board a United States warship.
 Orqanization of a permanent trans port service" capable of carrying 142,- 900 troops is proposed by the war de- partment as a part of the army reorS- anization plan.
 The coast of Brittainy, France, for miles north and south of Lor1ent IS strewn with wreckage thrown on shore during the great storm which prevail ed yesterday.
 The gas supply in the Worcester Gas Light Company tanks became so low in spite of the efforts of strikebreallerS to maintain it, that the pressure was practically exhausted.
  sorship from September l is not con- sidered in Montreal as indicating any definite change in the governments policy towards Ireland.
 There is talk of creation of feder- al bureau to keep the people informed concerning food prices, supply and de- mand and to give information concern ing the food situation generally.
 nf I-A n pathfinder expedition were partly wrecked when a windstorm of unusual violence swooped down over the land ing field at Otio State University.
 With 100000 workers idle because of strikes and lockouts, Chicago ObServ- ed Labor day without the usual dem onstrations. There was no parade of workers and but two Ia Dor picnicS.
 Honduran revolutionary forces at Cuouyagua, seeing that an attack by government forces was imminent, dis persed, carrying away 34,000 pesos taken from the people of the village.
 Members of the anti saloon league realize that the use of alcohol in pharmacy is indispensabl and do not intend to interfere with the manufac- ture and sale of liquor for legitimate medicinal purposes.
 Cable messages between the United States and Europe over the lines of the Commercial Cable Company are being slightly delayed as the result of the we k-end" strike of the operators in the western terminals of the com pany.
 The probability that Brorssn's com ct of 1S47 is reYisiting it's airy track three years before it(was again due has developed in connection with ob- servatiOns of the first of two comets recently reDorted from Sou+b IIoro VI