Norwich bulletin., 1920-06-01

. nto the fighting in the Tarashtcha re- zion, 60 miles south of Kiev.
 Most of the German war prisoners | leld in camps in Japan and in China | nave now been repatriated.
 The foreign sections of Constant 1ople are crowded with Russians who | want to go to America but cannot.
 The Nether- Austria Workmen's Co., operative Stores has been Organized at Vienna with membership of 400,- poo.
 The body of Leonard F. MeikIem, a service man who died in London, Eng land, arrived in Meriden and was buried yesterday.
 Five persons were killed early yes terday when a Canton interurban car crashed into an automobile at Hoover, east of Akron, Ohio.
 The sloop ResoIute, America's cup defense candidate, showed qualities of steadiness and speed in two hours spin in Narragansett bay.
 Homer S. Cummings, chairman of the democratic national committee conferred with President Wilson yes terday al the white house.
 Vandas and robbers have turned from plundering graveyards to robbing churches in Vienna. Several famous Vienna edifices have been entered re- gently.
 The archbishop of Canterbury has expressed his envy and amazement at the way in which Americans are sub scribing money to foreign missions abroad.
 EmpIoyes of the woolen and worsted mills of North Adams, Mass. voted not to accept the 15 per cent. increase in wages granted by the manufacturers Friday.
 M. PaoIi, the general secretary of the French prefecture of police, who has just died. of sleeping sickness, was known the world over as the guardian of kings
 Miss Marion Zinderstein, the Boston tennis star, who was unable to leave New York May 29 with the Dayis cur | team, has decided to abandon her triT to England.
 A bronze tablet placed in City park Meriden, and dedicated yesterday, is 1T memory of Capt. Charles B. Brown late chief of police who served in tn, Spanish war
 Under an agreement reached with tn French government, the return of tn American soldier dead from the mili { tary zone in France will begin afte i September 15.
 Reports reaching Picking indicat that the Japanese are carrying thing with high hand in Manchuria nov that the other allied troops are vir tually out of the country.
 Enlargement of the work of tn
 Young Mems Christian Association i
 China is planned as an outcome of tn
 international convention of the associ
 ation just held in Tientsin.
 Joseph T. o'Hara, 2e, who was we
 known in professional baseba
 circles throughout the state as a pitch
 CT for the old Dublin team, died Sun
 day of pneumonia in Meriden. The Dutch naval authorities have de cided to return the German mine
 sweeper U. Z-1S, which was interne
 a few weeks ago, to the German mine sweeping flotilla, from which it desert ed, The Germans have failed in their ei fort to stamp their culture upon tf [ Turk and, instead, the English lar guage is beginning to rank next , French in the commercial fife of u
 Lovant.
 s The strike of Detroit street raiIws D employees, threatened for June 1, W; F ayerted when the Detroit United Raj , way announced Sunday that the wa. demands of the street car mems uniC would be met ReVerent tribut was paid to il r memory of Theodore Roosevelt at h n grave at Oyster Bay, N. Y. by hun t dreds of citizens headed by the men = bers of the Quentin Roosevelt Post s the American Legion. Il Resht, an important city in Persi a sixteen miles southeast of enzeli. Il l. most important Caspian sea port l. that country, and about 150 mil a northwest of Teheran, has been occ
 pied by Russian bolshevild troops. e John Kelley, aged 21, of Reading, p -- who was arrested in Worcester, Mar
 
 d Wilson, aged Is, of New York. escap 0 yesterday from Worcester county ia s where he was awaiting disposition ? his case.
 g Thr cafes of Antwerp, where Anne,
 can jazz" music resounds nightly u 1t til the early morning hours and char 1T pagne corks pop continuously at 50 10 100 francs a pop, are crowded wi s tourists and sailors in for a shore c, d ebration.
 Ie Farms of New York state will pr m duce their normal contribution to 'r nations food supply this season if t
 farmers are willing to pay the hi
 wages demanded by farm labor. S
 officials of the state department .s farms and markets. ,e MAY BE DECREASED ACREAGE fe OF SHADE GROWN ToBAC, ], l Hartford May 31-Freieht +ie ,