Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-09

 guard the plant of the United States Shoe Machinery Co. at Beverly, Mass.
 Mile. Andre Spineily arrived at New York on the Baltic to begin a singing engagement at ziegfelds g o'clock Review.
 Anti Saloon League, in statement issued at Westeryellie, Ohio, urged this country to purchase all liquor stocks in bond.
 The house on Hungry Hill, Sterling, Conn.,, owned by Nelson Bennett was burned with it's furnishings. The loss was $4,000.
 Fire of unknown origin destroyed s1 ,000, 1000 worth of tobacco and a big warehouse leased by the American Tobacco Co. at Dayton.
 The appointment of G. M. Wood, as- sistant general freight agent, as gen. eral freight agent was announced by the NY. x. H. & H. R. R. Co.
 
 l Surgeon General of the United States warned port health inspectors to be on the lookout for immigrants suffering from sleeping sickness.
 Vice President Marshall declared he was not considered a candidate for
 the democratic nomination for presi- dent. When his term expires. he will
 retire.
 Aibis of negligence will not be &C., cepted as excuses to escape penalty for failure to file income tax re turns
 for 1919, the Bureau of Internal Rev
 enue announced.
 Orders were issued to farm hands al
 Piombins. Savona and Iva. Italy, tc
 strike immediately upon receipt ot
 word that the union demands were
 rejected by employers. Judge Henry N. Vessel, of th' Common Pleas Court, Philadelphia dropped dead at the Mercantile Club of that city as he finished
 dance. He was 49 years old. Three Long Island Railroad passeng CT trains and six milk trains of tn New York Central were reporte' snowbound. The passenger train ] have over 1000 persons aboard. James J. FIannery, prominentI identified with the Vanadium Stee
 interest of the United States an South America is dead at his home i X Pittburgh, of nervous ailments. if During the recent fashion show q Berlin, only a few daring gowns wer : displayed, the. government barrin f bareback gowns. Modesty for we
 men is the keynote to the new styles l, Will H. Hays, chairman of the Re = public National Committee. was aske .d for a formal repudiation in behalf " the party of the action of the A! '- sembly to unseat the five Sociali l. members.
 n French Premier Millerand is repor .d ed ready to accept Allied econom of proposals. including a loan to Ge Tn many, and measures to bolter up Te ~ ton industries, -it~Nwas officially d w clared in Paris.
 ee NJ. MicheIin, president of t oe French Aero Club, declared that | -t invention of a turbine engine by m Rateau, will make possible a speed oa 250 miles an hour.
 oa Special reports from London Sd the Supreme Council decided to a
 Holland what precautions will be ta li en to prevent Amerongen, form io Kaiser's residence. from becoming t lS@ centre if monarchistic intrigue. ck Word was received at New Yo tGa G from Newport, that the Unit .a' States destroyer Dale had reached Ire sinking steamship Guilford 15 mi
 east of Nantucket lightship, and
 taken off the captain and crew.  -E When the trial of William Nj. Jon o. charged with murder enters upon .te fifth day in superior court at N ts Haven today, the court will r sic against the admission of spectat'
 beyond the seating capacity of IT, court room.
 ;nr m Newcomb Carlton, president of ,m Western Union Telegraph Co.,, a rived in New York from London bv the Baltic. In an interview he mt clared every man in England was ng ing his "bit'' to restore the empire
 normal conditions.
 ms Following night of darkn ,n- throughout Staten Island. due to c les lapse of the Richmond Light & PoN le- Co.'S plant, the Staten Island Ci he League, in behalf of 10000 residel
 a began& a movement for home r ts, and secession from New York city rec ---------------' | not NOT TO RENEW ANGLO me FRENCH LOAN IN THE U
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