Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-07

Russian b0l6heV1k1 BoioIerB arc Ee- ported to be footing houses and stores at city.
 Mayor Hodgson was reelected by mere : than 2,4OO votes over William Mahoney, ! labor candidate, in the St. Paul city cleo tions ,
 The date for the c. T, A. U. state parade and field day exercises in Tor rington has been changed from June 1s to July 3.
 Mrs. Samuel Gompers is critically i'll at her home in Washington. Physi- clans are holding but slight hope for her recovery.
 Chicago telegraph messengers' delivery union presented demands for increased salaries to the Western Union and Postal Telegraph companies.
 Southern Pacific Co. will resume its passenger service from New York to New Orleans, which was suspended on ac- count of labor trouble.
 New Yorks tallest policeman, Lieu tenant H. w. Graham, feet. inches in height, was retired on pension, having served on the force S5 years.
 Delaware, Lackawanna Western and | the Erie railroads removed eInbargoes | placed on freight movement because of | 1 the strike of yardmen last Saturday.
 Doris Dezalba, aged 5, was run down and instantly killed on South Main street, | New Britain. by a truck owned by B. ! Kaminsky of Hartford.
 A fleet of twelve to fourteen airplanes will be taken along on the 'rerro Nova, the ship which. John L. Cope will fit out for his expedition to the south Pole. French Ambassador to. Brazil trans- mitted a note from Paris, declaring France recognized Brazils right to Ger man ships seized in Brazilian waters.
 senOr Ruis Barros BorSono, president
 of the National Mortgage bank, was
 nominated by. the Union convention as
 it's candidate for the presidency of Chile According to reports submitted to Francis NJ. Hugo, Secretary of State Of New York 5000 persons are riding 1, about New York city in stolen automo- piles. .s A private still with . capacity of 50 gallons of whiskey day was. destroyed t by Federal agents at Poughkeepsie , hand operated wine press was also r found.
 The family food budget in February : was exactly twice the sum expended for
 the same articles of food in February, , 1913. according to department of labor c statistics.
 The vanguard of the army of Ameri- can tourists expected to visit devastated : regions in northern and eastern France
 during the coming summer arrived there
 Wednesday.
 Y c. W. ossenton, an attorney of Fay etteville w. Va, was appointed acting U democratic national committeeman from v . West Virginia to succeed the late Judge 1T J. T. McGraw.
 T. Sixteen Distinguished Service Crosses l. and one Croix de Guerre were present y ed to former members and officers of tho n American Expeditionary Force at New l. York City hall. ,r Director of the Waodside Cotton Mill of company oS Greenevlle, s. C., and of thu n Riverside Manufacturing company, O " Anderson, S. G. voted to declare stocl l. dividends of 100 per cent.
 H. Formal demands for a 50 per cent. in to crease in wages forty-four hour weei E. mad recognition of their union were de d mands presented to agents of all textil d mills, in Lawrence, Mass.
 A Turk bandit ehieftain named Abrs d ham was arrested at Aleppo, Syria ,n charged with the murder of lame
 Perry and Frank Johnson, two, Y. NJ. C tn A. men, near Aintob, Feb. f.
 vrffl ie Lindley NJ Garrison, receiver of the E u- R. T., was made in a letter sent t
 his office by the executive committe h. of the B. R. T. employees union. s In the arrest of four men the exist
 ence of new band of bond thieves wh
 operated successfully in New York fin
 ancial district was disclosed. No name
 were mentioned by the police department
 Major Lowther in the house of com ts mons was informed by the foreign offie w that 50 fare as could be ascertaineC a British interests in Mexico were not ys es seriously endangered by the disturbance ne there.
 na Admiral Benson, former Chief O. Naval Operations, declared an attac ed in force on German submi |ne bases b on the combined American and British nav eo al forces had been agreed upon peIoI h. the war ended. .--~ fly Frederick Holmes, 42, . farm worke oh died in the Danbury hospital last nigl u- from injuries received Wednesday ITS Morris He was. in an automobile dri ,t- en by Arthur Ziegler which was struC oh by a freight train. Ziegler sustained m is, nor injuries.
 he Many fashionable women have offer, rs their services to break the strike IT, workmen which beni in. Paris on Ma of Day. and some of them have been jet duty as chauffeurs,s ticket7takers at u
 subway stations, and other posts desert, lat by the union workmen.
 5H. When the entire teaching. force 1, o, of the public and high schools of Ne1 tbe bort. Ky. went on ans indefinite vac emf ton" because their salary demand of were not granted the 2,ss3 pupils rush, her from the building and paraded u by streets in favor of the teachers ir
 crease.
 Premise of cooperation by the highs ox Canadian courts in running down recei
 CTS of a part of the s2. .50o,eoo in stoc oox and bonds stolen by band of Wall { vas messengers. was received by Saul S. M