Norwich bulletin., 1919-10-24
Condensed TeIegrams


 King Alfonso, wearing the uniform Of a spanish infantry general. left Paris for verdun.
 registrssion Ss of New T"''Sods' TorI City city amount to s1,s7s,25s.
 Germany and Austria will send deI- egates to the labor conference in Washington, Oct go.
 An explosion on the Standard Oil Co.'S tank steamer ". H. Tilford at Baltimore injured a score of men.
 e.ndits held up the Perrysburs Banking Co. Bank at PerrysburE, near Toledo and, escaped with s5,0oo.
 Suiphur-laden steamer Maypert was stranded on the ea,sterly side Of the Shovelfnl Shoal, Nantucket Sound. imprisonment, sentences of death inn posed on two : soldiers convicted of murder.
 the army, enlisted men will be given hv days furloush with pay for each recruit signed.
 A Prsidential decree issued in Ha- vana announced appointment of pr. Gonzalo Arostegui as Secretary of Public Instruction.
 A strike sf teamsters in PtiIadei- phia was complicated by a walkout of stevedores both groups asking in creases in wages.
 King Albert, who arrived at Gin cinnat, sent a message to the Pres ident expressing regret bcause he could not see him.
 
 Stock. and conmerciaI exchanges at Budapest, which were closed by the Soviet Government several months ago, were reported.
 Crew of the motor schooner Diria, which foundered on Oct. Is off .Guan- tanamo, Cuba, is safe on board the steamship Lake KytIe.
 According to Frank &. Peabody, of the Peabody Coal Co.,, Chicago, United State coal operators are willing to CO., operate with the allies.
 Two Bolshevitei torpedo boat de- stroyers were sunk in the Gulf of Finland when they attempted to at- tack Esthonia and British vessels.
 All necessary preparations for the trial of. former EmpNor William of Germany are being made. it was an- nounced in the House of Commons. zF 4shisnA ble1 Een2en tailers are TO- ported worried over the reported popular rftysuf a. clothes conservation movement" haiitng from the United Sta tes.t F s-ls ss4 s A bill. extending wartime restric- tions on passpoNs for one year as to excIufle trohl the country radicals and undesirable aliens was passed by the Senate.
  Fifteen thousand weavers employed by 50 mills at, Alce< engaged in man ufac actures of clcth for uniforms, went on strike denanding a 50 per cent. wage increase.
 Dr. carrera Justiz and Dr.. Enrique Cartaya were named to represent Cuba in the. International Labor onfcrence to be. held in Washington, Oct. 2s.
 An extensive campaign to educate the masses; against radical doctrines was advocated by speakers at the convention of the Investment Bankers Association at St. Louis.
 Majority of the members of the Harbord mission Investigating condi- tions in Armenia and Trans Caucasia are reported opposed to mandates for the United States Governmnt.
 Cornell university alumni at a dinner in New York. voted to increase from $5, ,000. 900 to $10.0oo.ooo the endowment fund being sought in the national campaign which opened last Monday. At a little theatre in Unter den Linden, Berlin, an odd diversion in theatrical life occurred on Saturday when George Bernard Shaw's play Arms and the Man. was played in English. Word was reeived at San Diego, Cal, that the bodies of American Avi- ators Warehouse and Connolly which were buried in Bahia, Lower California. were disi1&terred nnd placed aboard the U. $. destroyer Aaron Ward. As a result of secret investigation conducted by Chief F1ynnH of the De- | Of fJusticet the Federal Grand Jury of New York returned in | dictn1ents charging five Federal agents with trying to frustrate opera