Norwich bulletin., 1919-09-19

A report from Brussels says that $3.50o,0oo in gold is being forwarded to England.
 Five million pounds of wool will be sold at public auction Sept. 24 by the War Department
 Richard F. Colgate, of Colgate & Go. Jersey City. N. J., died at his home in West Orange.
 Steamship service will bs resumed between Southampton. Eng. and the River Plate and Brazilian ports.
 Supreme Council has adopted the Bulgarian treaty. which will be deliV- cred to the delegates tomorrow.
 With the exception of minor dis. turbance all mines of the Lac.Sawan- na Co. in Pennsylvania are working.
 Jeff Davis, "kins of Hoboes," led a delegation of Wall Street runners to ask Mayor Hylan's sympathy and aid.
 Thirty six passengers were hurt when charge or dynamite placed under the rail exploded at Louisville, Ky.
 Charles Newman, 45, formerly a. Ii- ted suicide in Bridgeport by drinking poison.
 Congressman J. B. Thompson of Ok lahoma died of heart trouble on train hour out of Washington fate yesterday.
 Lady Foster, wife of Sir George Foster, Minister Of Trade and Com merce of Canada. died at her home Ottawa.
 According to the latest reports from Cuba, sugar costs Is cents a pound there while it sells in New York for II cents.
 Steamer Comfort heavily laden with freight, is on the rocks at Esopus Island, north of Pougnkeep-
 Belgian financial mission to the United States was unable to sail for New York owing to lack of stea amship accommodations.
 John w. Davis, the American ann ba ssador to Great Britain, was given the honorary degree of laws by Birm- ingham, Eng, University.
 Edward J. Keneaiy, clerk of the senate. at the last session. vas found dead in bed in Stamford. He had sUc- cumbed to an attack of heart trouble.
 For the promotion of the British Governments reconstruction plan, Premier Lloyd George began a speak ing sfonr through Engsaln1ss3 z. Attorney General Palmer, at . con- ference -o4 state and feoeral Offfcfafs'1 called by Gov Smith, declared food producers should be prosecuted.
 Shipping officials believe tha. the AIunson, liner N1urIsle. overdue a week, was lost in the tropical hurri 4l,- -rr-f h<,-( nf -5<,o
 Loss at sea of the Gulf fisheries schooner Cape Horn og Point !sabe; was reported to the Coast Guard a Galveston The crew was rescued.
 Hartford's population is 7eeo, ae- cording to a city directory estimate. a decrease oe 156 from the estimate made by the directory issued a year ago. According to Howard s. Morrison a returning Y. M. c. X. worker from Nurnansk district. the Boisheviki troops are friendly toward American n troops.
 It is reported in eerne that Dr. Lar ", secretary of the Political Depart 1 ment in Berne, will replace pr. Hans ! ington.
 It is understood in London the 1 Italian Government will institute a l blockade against Plume, winch was seized by insurgent forces under Ga 1 briele d dAnnunZia.
 Votns by employees of the coium- port on the question of strike on | Saturday began last night, and will | continue until tonight.
 -c >E NY: enna, the police decided upon sys- tenn of segregation by which women | of the underworld will be under vir- 1 tual arrest in barracks.
 Rear Admiral Knapp, commander of the American naval forces in Eu- ropean waters. was guest of honor ct a farewell dinner given by the Knights of Columbus at London. tion announced that it's purchases of wheat flour for teh week ending September 16 amounted to 666, ,290 bar -els at prices ranging from s9.76 to s10.25.
 American Association of Obstetri-'( clans and Gyneco1ogists at it's 32nd annual convention at Cincinnati. ask ing Congress to create national board of health.
 pr. J. W. Smith, American physi- ,ian for the Potosi Mining CO. at Santa Eulalia. Chihuahua. reached Chihuahua City after being liberated by Villa bandits who held him for a
 A campaign urging the Government to reissue the 2-cent coin. withdrawn from circulation in 1874. to bear the