Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-17

hte Diockade.
 Edward V. 'srophy, warden of Sing Sing, sent his resigntion to Prison Superintendent Ratigan to tale effect Dec. b.
 United States Supreme Court will decide on validity of vote of Ohio on prohibition.
 Bar silver was quoted at 6s pence an ounce in London; compared with i s1.24A in New York. reports ,rts'e of eN the leaving - of Gabriele d Anunnzio from Plume.
 Census Bureaus report on cotton consumption for october was 555,o00 bales, excluding linters.
 Six of twenty-nne Federal warrants issued for alleged radicals rounded up in the Detroit raids were served.
 Italian military pilot named Libert broke the speed record for attitude flying 5000 metres in Il minutes.
 Prince of Wales, in address to mid shipmen at Annapolis, said American fleet co-operated perfectly with the British.
 Wartime railway and steamship passport regulations in Brazil were discontinued with ratification of the treaty.
 Officials of the Bureau of chenis- try, Department of Agriculture, de- clared butter of inferior quality is be- ing sold.
 Countess Leo ToIstoi, widow of the Russian novelist, died at Yasnaya oo- liana, Nov. 1. according to report from Helsingfors.
 A million dollars was paid for cider apples in Duchess and Utter coun- i'ties, New York State. This is a re- suit of the dry law. Representatives of 30 races in the United States will visit the British dreadnought H. M. S. RenoWn to greet 1 the Prnce of Wales. Argentine wheat exports for the l week were announced as 2,524 900 i bushels; corn 2,365,00O bushels, and 1 oats 1,255,000 bushels. l Two Kentucky distiIers under in- 1 junction protection, selling whiskey at 1 $75 a case to customers who had placed orders before July 1.
 Celtic Gross erected. in memory of
 Cork soldiers killed in the Boer war
 was badly damaged by high explosive l bombs placed by Sim Feiners. l ---~-
 | Bodies of several Australian artiI- | lerymen perfectly preserved, were dis | covered by St. Bernard Alpine dogs
 near Stelvio Pass frozen in the ice. | Department of Agriculture announc- ed supplies of wool on hand totaied 729, ,O00, 900 pounds, sufficient to supply the United States for one year. | An unmaskcd man locked the cash Ter of the Liberty County Bank, of Il Weaverville Cal, in the vault and then escaped with from s12,00O to i$15,000.
 f Thirty-two thousand suineas (about
 s138,560 at present rate of exchan.G) was paid at London auction sale, tor
 a picture of St. Eustace by Vittore
 Carrccio.
 | Although Henry L. Doherty and To-
 ledo officials failed to reach an agree
 ment in the street car S rike, it is be- lieved that Q settlement vii soon be
 reached.
 ,, Secretary Baker approved design o+
 "Victory Medal' by James E. Frazier New York sculptor, to be awarded , every man who participated in tht
 world war.
 , Col. Felix Diaz, ViIlsta bandi
 chief, with 400 men was dec!sively de'
 feated in an engagement with MeXi , can Federal troops in the Justa d. , Avila district.
 Premier Lloyd George offered tn ! Railwaymen's Union membership Il : the committee of management of tn :, roads with railroad directors ana
 Government officials. 5 One woman was fatally burned ant two men received serious injurie when fire destroyed ! mattress factor, at No 107 North FiIS. street, Brook oo o lyn. Loss incurred was $5000O. The Nobel prize for physics fo
 VI of Berlin University. The physic = prize for 1919 was awarded to Prot
 Stark, of Greifswald University.
 As result of raids growing out 0 I the shooting of four soldiers at Gen
 tralia, Wash, 200 men suspected Of f membership in the I. W. W. wer : arrested in various Pacific Coas = cities.
 ;. Chairman Penrose, of the Senat Il Finance Committee, failed in his at = tempt to call up for consideration hi resolution 1so.riding for continuanc n until Jan. f5 of restrictions on i'm It portations and other coal tar pro g. ducts.
 Public ownership of large size tim - Der land by the nation and statei IS with private companies doing the cut e ting and marketing. was urged as tn II most practical solution of the pape n pulp situation in a report to th
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