Norwich bulletin., 1919-10-23
Condensed TeIeg'ains

Condensed Telegrans
 A violent earth shock was felt in Rome.
 Snow fell in Franklin, N. H., for the first time this season. si
 Brig: Gen. PhiIip Rs.de, J. E. A. re- tired died at the Massachusetts Gen. eral Hospital. ss Fl
 Shortage of fresh eggs arsi raise to $1 dozen is said to be due to the ex- pressmen's strike
 Army General Hospital No. ?, at Colonia. N. J., will be sold under sealed bids Nov. 22, it was annonnced.
 Two Giant H-te-A hydroplanes took the air at Pensacola Bay, Fla, for the 2,S00 miles air flight to Rockaway Sta- ton, L- |.
 , Alfred r. RirsIing, head of the firm of Ringing Bros. circus owners. died suddenly at his big estate. Oak Ridge, N. J.
 Champ Clark vas oheered in the House of Representatives when he in dicated he might be. a candidate for the presidency.
 
 Shipping Board steamship Neu Windsor reported in distress in mid Atlantic with the blades of her pro- pellor stripped. >t Owing to heavy storm Etienne Poulet, Nrench aviator. flying ntorn France to Australia, was forced to land at Naples.
 A posse killed Alex Wilson . negro, | -l,1 rh ex,6. .I- BoH prs%t, ArYr rah, IS years old, a wealthy white girl of Marianna, Ark
 Steel strikers of Chicago miIls were notified to return to work today or lse their positins, seniority rights and other privileges
 State Department announeed Baron Avezzanc will be acceptable to this government as envoy from Italy to replace the late Count di Cellere.
 Plans for revolt in Aisaee to take Strasbourg, according to the Echo de Paris. The conspirators were arrest ed.
 Supreme Council declined to entrust to the military authorities the duty of fixing a date for depositing ratifica- tions of the treaty of peace with Ger many 
 The Cabinet discussed the question of the disposition of oil tankers owned by Americans which flew German flags an dwere seized by Britain during the war.
 Without debate or record vote, the Senate agreed to the appropriation committees amendment to the bill granting $15,00o,000 for the army air service.
 
 Frank HedIey, vice president and general manager of the iInterborough Rapid Transit Company. was elected president of the company by the board
 orel WAS retaken by the ~BoIshevikf who also defeated IS regiments of Gen, Mamontoff's army, according to a Soviet government.
 Rains in. the Western cotton belt were responsible for sending contract 3s cents a pound, the highest level ever quoted in thai market.
 Unofficial estimates of observers place the number. of men who work in the mills of the Youngstown and East Youngstown districts at F, 900, or one-third of the total LoWciI ot1iGn a M arh6r r 1eto | entry in the transcontinental airplane | race, arrived at San Francisco, being l the first of the f1iers who started from l the Pacific to return.
 Nomination of John Skelton Will | Hams to be comptroller of the curren- | cy will come up. before the senate 1 banking committee for final consider | ation next Saturday.
 Submarine S14 for the United | States navy. and the largest under water craft built at Bridgeport, was launched from the Lake Torpedo | Boats Co.'S yards yesterday.
 New York Court of Appeals ruled 1 that the Rochester street railway max not be allowed to be changed by the | imum far fixed in the franchise will Public Service Commission.
 American bankers are reported l working plans for extension of a large loan to the Russian Omsk gov ernment. The amount is reported be- tween s20, 900, 900 and s25,0o0, 900.