Norwich bulletin., 1919-10-03

to consider an increase in the pay of police and <fremen.
 Chamber of Deputies allows fifteen day delay to French voters to regis ter in coming elections.
 opened at Berlin. The emergency puget bill was passed without de- bate.
 oromoeso, in Sudbury County, New Brunswick, was almost totally de- stroyed by fire. Loss amounted 10 $500, 900.
 Interboroush Rapid Transit Co.'S net corporate income for August s426,3S1, against defecit of S70752 last year.
 According o leading Mexican news papers. the schools were closed owing the teachers.
 Senate agriculture sub committee was appointed to conduct an investi- gation into sugar shortage authorized by Senator New.
 Germany adopted new enn nbrn,, con- sisting of black headed eagle on golden yellow field HohenzolIern arms eliminated.
 According to a Mexico City news paper, the order to fire on American aviators was not given by the Car ranza government.
 According to a Mexico City news- paper, the order to fire on American aviators was not given by the Car ranza Government.
 strike of 10000 Ioneshoremen, ty- ing up Brooklyn waterfront, is pre- dicted by union leaders. Demands for $1 hour were made.
 Russian General Rozanoff, com mander in Siberia, apologized to Maj or General Graves for fiosging an American soldier on Sept. 5.
 It is rrported prominent English fi- nancial interests offered American Safety Razor Corporation $500 900 for their rights in the British Isles.
 John skeIton Williams. controller of the currency, predicted a bright fin ancial future for the world despite the losses incurred during the war.
 General Motors is reported to have acquired control of the Fisher Body Go. Corporate name and manage ment of the latter will be retained.
 Director Hines said that SO far as he knew the railroads would be re- turned to their owners on Jan. l, as originally planned by the President.
 During September coinage manufac- tu-ad anaoHnted to s340.300 in silver 1 and S1,031, ,0o0 in one-cent and five cent p4eces. There was no gold coin |
 srigadicr General McManus, troop officer, port of embarka- ! ton, left Hoboken to take command | NC 1t, GNsae ATrr- f,aIl
 New York Fire Department award ad s10.00o by Standard oil O.. of New | York for prompt control of recent | fire at company's refinery at Green point, L. l.
 The board of directors of the United | States Rubber Company today de- dared a per cent. on the common stock-the first distribution since 1915, | when 1 1-2 per cent. was paid.
 The NC-4 seapIane arrived at New Bedford from Boston. Commando Read and his crew were met by the | Mayor and representatives of the .ity council.
 Mayors of towns and cities of northern Spain, meeting at Nittoria, bestowed a memorial cross on King | 4 lfonso for his services in the inte- | -ests Of the Allies.
 Secretary Baker recommended to Congress an appropriation of s200, 100 for the purchase of a target -ange near Newark for the of civilians, army and navy rife clubs.
 Two hundred Americans who fought with the French Foreign Legion dur ng the war were among the 400 ,teerage passengers arriving in New York on the steamship Niagara from 1avre.
 Protests by the Teachers Union of over dismissal of members, including women who demand resig- lation of provincial director of chools eliminated in a general sym strike.
 James Whiting, a negro, was con- yicted in twenty minutes and was to thirty years imprison- nent at a special session of the Court, Camden, N. J. for as- ault on a white woman at Merchant lille. TO PARTICIPATE