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Norwich bulletin., 1920-06-07
COUPLE BOUND, GAGGED
AND ROBBED BY BANDITS

Pittsfeld Mass, June 6.-Three mask
ed automobile bandits at the point of
revolvers early this morning held up and
robbed Mr.. and Mrs. Leon ]. Hazleton in
their home at Jacobs Well on the state
highway in Beckett. After ransacking the
house and taking between SIS and 500.
the bandits, according to the story tod
State Detective Thomas F.. Blight of this
city, bound and Gagged Mr.. and Mrs.
Hazelton in chairs back to hack, and
then left the premises. going toward
unloosening the ropes and Mr.. Hazelton
Springfield. Mrs. Hazelton succeeded in
telephoned word to the Westfeld police
but no trace of the bandits could be
found.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-06-07

men Of all Europe has so humiliated ma
women of the United States. women-ot
the United States are not less glad that
women OF other lands have won the vote
but they feel that thy have heen NJ
traed by their. own nation
1t was in the United States that the
first woman suffrage convention was heia
and the frst organized woman suffrara
movement in the world begun. That MS
az years ago. Had men been reasonable
or logical, they would at once have re-
sponded to the appeal of 1s4s with tra
consistent answer. Since we are a r-yr-
eminent Of the people. and women ass
people. they must be included in all goF-
ernmental functions But men are neitia-
er reasonable nor logical: men are ex-
ceedingly emotional and sentimental Ths
race is too near its cave days % "a
otherwise t--E
so liberal has the United States been
In the matter Of man suffrage that. Is
Of the 4S states once allowed men 70
vote who were not yet citizens and sew
/ eral still do: and seem to see nothins
inconsistent in permitting an illiterxts
non-tax-paying alien to vote while deny-
\ ing that privilege to American-born, h.
telligent tax-paying women.
| 1T has been familiar sight on elec.
ton days when a question Of woman
suffrage has been pending to see refined
ladies, college graduates and women Of
| Importance. standing 100 feet from the
polling places making their appeal ts
| voters. while men unable to speak Eng
lish, the language Of the ballot. unable
to read in any language. uncouth and
unframed, marched past them to cast
votes against their enfranchisement -
Incredible. you say. 1t is; astound4n1
founds one Should you ask. why is It'll
and unbelievable. 1t staggers and dumb
answer, there are excuses but No de-
Tense The great, bare. bald fact is therel
For 40 years, in a land wherein no mar
ever made a sacrifice for vote, women
have given their all TO gain il. and their
country has not yet proclaimed their t4sjC
completed.
/ rs it not clear that the time has pass
, ed for women to work for the enfran-
chise Of women alone? Why should NOT
the International Woman Suffrage Al.
lance give way to an International Suf-
: frage Alliance, sending forth its proDz.
ganda for the enfranchisement Of mer
as well as women? And why should re'
5 men and women Of democratic visfos
unite in this common aim! Most coIf
s. tries have had mems leagues to aid 70
$ man suffrage; why not united mems ant
) wornen's leagues to aid the enfranchises
. ment of both men and women, or sithef7
Norwich bulletin., 1920-06-07
RULES REGARDING RETURN or
BODIES OF SOLDIER DEAF

New York. June s.-CircumstanoS n
which American soldier dead are 10 hS
returned from overseas were describe<
tonight by the Atlantic division Red
Cross headquarters in . statement; issued
with the authority Of the cemetertal d..
vision Of the war. department II. read.
There are three rulings in regard tr
bringing the bodies Of deceased soldiers
back TO this country = Z
'l-All bodies Of deceased soldiers th4f
are buried in Germany. Luxembourg vf
northern Russia are TO b- brought back ~
this country whether the relatives vazt
them or ont ~ =
Pin other countries. except Prance;
they are to be brought back unless the
relatives request that they stay there
"3-They are TO be brought back from
France only at the request Of the nearest
relative"
Norwich bulletin., 1920-06-07
PITCHARD FOR THE VICE
PRESIDENTIAL NOMINATION

Chicago, June 6.-Judge ]. c. Pritchard
of North Carolina will be proposed for
the vice presidential nomination if mem
bers of the North Carolina delegation be-
come convinced that he cannot be nonai-
mated for the presidency Former United
States Senator Marion Butler made the
announcement toda ythat Judge Pritchard
had finally consented to this program,
and added:
I'VE believe that with his name on the
ticket North Carolina can be counted
upon at the polls, if not other southern
states.''
Norwich bulletin., 1920-06-07
sPRoUL FORCES ARE TO
MAKE AGGRESSIVE CONTEST

Chicago. June 6.-GovernoI Sproul,
Pennsylvania candidate for president,
vas active today meeting party leaders
from different states and consulting his
sv-n iieutcnants. lie met a number of
rfate governors during the day. Senator
Calder Of New York was also mong the
callers.
state Senator William r. Crow, chair
man Of tho Pennsylvania republican
state committee. issued n stai ement in
Ehich he said.
There Is a marked and sincere drift of
pcntimcut from every section Of the
Norwich bulletin., 1920-06-07
YACHT REsoLUTE is READY TO -
RESUME RACES WITH yANTrI1

Newport. R. L, June 6.-The sioop Res
olute arrived from Bristol shortly befcfn.
sunset today. ready 10 resume. touoovrcR
the trial races with the Vanitie 70 detersl
mfnte the defender Of the Auerfca's cuDl-
Her new steel mast is tr1ne loagee
than the one taken out last week ard
Managing Owner Robert w. En1rons. 1df-
believes il to be far better than either its
immediate predecessor or the honsN
wooden mast which collapsed on New.
port last month. fr.- -
The race TOMORROW probably WI -
over a thirty-u.iIe triangular courae- C&pS-
ditions tonight seemed to favor n114
winds from the north and northwest -
Norwich bulletin., 1920-06-07
ONLY TWO TROOPS OF CAVALRY
NOW ON DUTY AT BRISTOL, r.

Bristol R. L, June 6.-NationaI guard
forces sent here to preserve order in con-
nection with the strike of employees Of
the National India Rubber company have
been reduced to two troops of cavalry
The day passed without demonstratIons
on the part Of the strikers.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-06-07
COnstantinOp|eRears
Guns Of the British
Warships Have Opened Fire
on Nationalists Near Touz-
la, on the Sea of Marznora.

Constantinople, June 5 (By the A. P).
British warships opened fire on nation
alist positions near Touzla, on the Sea
of Marmora, thrty-eight miles west of
1smid, late Friday night.
Constantinople was aroused by the
heavy firing of the guns of the British
warships. The nationalists had approach
ed close to the British entertainments
along the Gulf of Ismid, where many
British units are stationed to protect the
troops guarding the railway.
The collapse of the sultan's troops
leaves the British alone to defend the
railway terminals opposite Constantine
ple.g Many Armenian and Greek refugees
have entered Ismid after escaping from
the nationalists.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-06-07
t. NJ. OSBORNE COMPLETES HIS
INVESTIGATION OF NAVAL PRISON

Portsmouth. N. H. June s.-Thomas
Mott Osborne. formerly commandant Of
the naval prison here, returned to the
navy yard today after an Investigation
for the navy department of naval prisons
and detention camps along the Atlantic
coast. He planned to prepare his report
to the secretary of the navy while here.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-06-07
81 1,ooo, 900 ENDOWMENT FOR
THE YALE MEDICAL SCHOOL

New York, June s-Trustees OF the
general education board and OF the
Rockefeller Foundation announced to-
night appropriations totalling S2o.2e1,s00
for various purposes Of general education
and 70 rthe development of medical
schools. In the list appears: Yale Med
icaI school. for endowment Coward a
total of $4,000. .OOo). 100000.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-06-07

Failure of the Wood Lowden Johnson Forces to Command
Majority VIII Leave the Balance of Power to the Un-
instructed DeIegates-Conneccut Delegation Has De
cided to Vote as a Unit-Gov Sprouts Forces Are Max
ing an Aggressive Contest-Gov Lowden Has Conclud-
ed to Remain in Chicago For the Convention Senator
EIardine's Forces Are Under His Personal Control.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-06-07
SHOT FOR BREAKING INTO
FRUIT STORE IN BOSTON

Boston. June 6.-Fredericl H. Dohertv.
% years of age, was shot and nortaliy
wounded today by Salvitore Micelli after
MiceIi had been attacked by several
young men who had broken into his fruit
store in the Roxbury district.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-06-07
POLITICAL LIBERATION OF !
WOMEN ACCREDITED TO WAR. |.

By Mrs. Carrie Chapman Ca in Address at the Opening Of
the Congress of the international Woman Suffrage Az
socation at Geneva, Switzerland I'm Reviewing the II
Year Fight For Emancipation Mrs. Gait Declared the
Movement Was Deferred Because Men Are Neither Rer
sonable Nor Logical But Are Emotional and Sentimental
Norwich bulletin., 1920-06-07
TEMPORARY CONVENTION
ROLL AS REPORTED

Chicago, June 6.-As reported commit
ted, without considering preferences, the
temporary convention roll follows:
Alabama total delegates IA; unin-
structed a.
Arizona 6; uninstructed 6.
Arkansas 10; Lowden /; upinstructed
Norwich bulletin., 1920-06-07
FIVE PERSONS KILLED II -:
GKADE tcRossING @ AccIDKKx

Grand Rapids Mich. June t-$s0
persons were killed and a=larEe. nnmbs1.
injured at Andrews Crossing. ten mflel.
west OF Grand Rapids. on the Holland n
terurban line, this afternoon. zccerding -
advices reaching the sherin here. -
Norwich bulletin., 1920-06-07

B. Bernard, French aviator, estab-
! lished a worlds endurance record for
continuous flight. He landed after being
in the air "a hours, 10 minutes and
| seconds.
Italian Council of Ministers consid-
cred the budget situation; the govern
ment will lose 100000 lire this year
through selling bread and 100000 lire
next year.
Premier Nitti believed ItaIy's share in
the indemnity to be paid by Germany as
! fixed by the peace treaty is not sufficient
as Italy did not share in the distribution
of German colonies.
A report to the department of agri-
culture from the International Institute
of agriculture in Rome. Italy, said the
1920 production of British wheat would
be 364,SOO,0O0 bushels.
British and American gunbOats were
| ordered to proceed up the Yang TIE
river to protect foreign shipping from
soldier bandits who practically control
the river from Ichang to Chung King.
Samuel Gompers, president of the
American Federation of Labor, arrived
at Montreal to attend preliminary meet
i lUS Ol lile OTSdnlZdllODS CO1lnllIIee, Drl-
or to the annual convention which opens
today.
Robbers backed an auto truck up to
the door of the Eastern Metal and Re-
fning company's plant, Maiden, Mass,
put the company's safe containing $500
in cash aboard and drove away without
being discovered
S,,-foa nj
ments are discussing new passp AZ ~
rangements by which wise would De
good for one year and would permit
an unlimited number of trips across
the Swiss frontier.
Swedish steamer Gauthoid. which took
a full cargo of automobiles and harvest
ers to Reval, Esthonia, for the Russian
| Cooperative societies account, returned
to Stockholm with 14S cases Of gold rep.
resenting S5,OOO,OoO
Governor Smith in a letter to the
sheriff and district attorney of Saratoga
Springs. n. " declared if gambling was
not wiped out in that city he would
remove them from office and police the
city with state troops.
BY extending credit to Czecho- sIo
l
phates the United States could brne
about an increased supply, thhe Lusl
= Committee was advised by Irving
Schwartz of Kuenzler & Co.
/ The federal grand jury Indicted II
Chernay. president of the II. Cherrnay
president of the Fl. Cherrnay Co. anC
Arnold Ladners, president of the Worlds
Products Co, both of New York, OF
charges of profteering in sugar.
General Eduard de CastIenau, former
. chief of staff and commander of thu
French armies in France and Belgium
and General Louis H. G. Lauytey, forme
minister of war. will be named marshai
of France by Premier Millerand on Jul,
II.
Two robbers entering establishment o
the Schofield Manufacturing company o.
Nassau street, in the very heart of New
Yorll's business district. threw peppe
in the eyes of one of the proprietor
and fed with a wallet said to contain
d 100000 worth of diamonds.
Grover c. Bergdor. draft evader, VIII
escaped from the custody of two arm,
| guards at his home in Philadelphia Ma
: 81. is reported to be irving to reach tn
Mexican border, motoring with a com
panion and chauffeur, accor1ing to
Norwich bulletin., 1920-06-07

The polls in the four city districts will
be open today from 0 n. m. until p. m.
for the city election.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-06-07

The polls in the four city districts vfa
be open today from n m. until > n
for the city election
Norwich bulletin., 1920-06-07

The polls in the four city districts will
be open today from u. m until p. m.
for the city election.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-06-07

bill creating a permanent woman's
bureau in the department of labor was
sent to the president after the house
concurred in minor senate amendments.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-06-07

William WilISie of Grey Eagle, Minn.,
was elected president of the National
Editorial association at the last session
of the annual convention in Boston.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-06-07

Warrants for the arrest of 5000 listed
as slackers because of failure to reply
to draft questionaires were issued by
the federal district court, Boston.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-06-07
BRIEF TELECRAMS

Bar gold was 105s sd an ounce in
London, compared with 105s at last close.
KING Victor Emmanuel signed a de-
cree creating a Ministry of Labor and
Public Welfare.
Seven barrels of whiskey were seized
by federal agents in an unoccupied build
ing in Glens. Falls, N. Y.
The conference report on the merchfsnt
marine bill was accepted by the senate
by a vote of As to IA.
Premier Lloyd George received adepu-
tation of railway men regarding the
movement of ammunition to Ireland.
A large number of men armed with
bombs and :1hes attacked the police
barracks at Cappaghwhite, Munster, Ire
land.
The PIakias Lunch Co., Inc, which
conducts a chain of unch rooms in Bos-
ton, was petitioned int banllrutcy by cred
itors.
More than 100000 gallons Of whiskey in
bonded warehor'e - 5'-.'lr.4,h were
withdrawn since January Is on bogus
permits.
Disabled soldiers taking training un-
der federal board for vol lltional edu-
cation will receive 500 for mainten-
ance instead of $50.
RebeIIious tribesmen in French Nor
| occo have yielded to military authorities
| and accepted the conditions of peace pre-
sented by the French
| A drawbridge on the state highwa,
between Searsport and Belfast. Me.
collapsed, dropping four-tol
truck into the water.
At the National Association conven
ton of Credit Men in Atlantic City, jai
sentences for those who die not pa.
their bills was recommended.
The Barnai WOrsted Co.. Woonsocket
r. l., posted notices ANNOUNCING fou
day time schedule in effect Tuesday
The mill employs 200 persons.
Edward b. Kinne. who figured in
sensational escape from the Leaven
worth Federal penitentiary in Apri
1919, was captured in Boston.
Warrants for the arrest of 5000 Iiste
as slackers because of failure to repl
to draft questionaires were issued b
the federal district court, Boston.
E, William WiIlSie of Grey Eagle, Mimi
was elected president of the Nation;
Editorial association at the last sessio
: of the annual convention in Boston.
A bill creating a permanent woman
bureau in the department of labor wa
sent to the president after the hous
concurred in minor senate amendment
The polls in the four city districts wi
be open today from 8 q. m. until 4 d, !
Norwich bulletin., 1920-06-07

b. Bernard, a French aviator, estab-
lished a worlds endurance record for a
continuous fight. He landed after being
in the air "a hours, 10 minutes and Z
seconds.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-06-07
Grover c. Bergdon. draft ernder- WIN

escaped from the custody of two army
guards at his home in Philadelphia, May
81, is reported to be irving to reach the
Mexican border, motoring with a COM
panion and chauffeur, acco'1ing to a
report received by Phoenix. ARR.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-06-07

Edward B. Kinne, who figured in
sensational escape from the Leaven-
worth Federal penitentiary in April,
1919, was captured in Boston.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-06-07

The Barnai Worsted Co.. Woonsocket,
r. l., posted notices ANNOUNCING a four
day time schedule in effect Tuesday.
The mill employs 200 persons.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-06-07

At the National Association conven-
ton of Credit Men in Atlantic City, jail
sentences for those who die not pay
their bills was recommended.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-06-07

Italian Council of Ministers consid-
cred the budget situation the govern
ment will lose 100000 lire this year
through selling bread and 100000 lire
next year.
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WAITED ny the Chicago Portrait
tnmpany men 81 la 80 years u age.
or .hnra.ior und ahilliy. win liGhi cars
10 ITavoI deliver and collect from town
mi ,DuuITy "uHI"noTh. p"TsDtal real
usinia band pnd gn"h I6fnTan"ah required
Adh,en5 rhaaI II WaIIa"'. "aTe iHneTai
b.ItaIy Wheeling W Va aulD-l
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WI the person who received the blue
six umbrella Hv mistake ~ 'uc n.scu'r
{ mbrr.:a >;o-,. l3-lith street. licAs" E"-
turn - A. cTCo.
DISCHEI; UMBRELLA STORE.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. office girl to
work on books. Must be good at fig
lrca Edward Wagner. Main and 10th
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au30-i
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WANTED clerk to assist In psrpet-
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Dept. Island Car Barn. au-2t-k
wanted-Boy over l6-years Of age 10
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WAnTHD-MAL1
WAITED liy I

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tDmpany men II la 80 years u age.
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su-Esuf
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lighnCnr. hu-E'-R
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person TO Wheeling Traction Co. Store
Dept. Island Car Barn. au-2Ek
wanted-Boy over I6-years Of age 10
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ligcnCcr. It'll. floor. News building.
wAHTEp-FEkALE
wANTED-Strippcrs. Apply Monday
morning at 9!5 Market street. ".
Marsh a Son. au-3O-g
..---- ---------
wAHTED-3 dishwashers. American
restaurant. SIS per week for days;
au-30-i
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WANTED-lNperien OFFICE girl 10
work on books. Must be good at FIG
IITcs Edward Wagner Main and 10th
Sta. Wheeling. ". Va. du-:S-
-
WAhT6D-LsdJ cashier over 10 years
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hauling IN first rIahg condition Call
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FOR BhLB--A Tarm OF 220H acres.
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