Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-26

aI1u OC6dH lO6DOdlS hco s9ClNASN-J wage increase was granted.
 Bar silver was quoted at 75 1-2l pence an ounce in London, compared with 1.36 1-4 in New York.
 French liner Chicago, from New York Nov 10 for Bordeaux, grounded | while attempting to enter the Gironde.
 King sesis Alcarta, s5o,ooo prize bull owned by John H. Arfman, of Mid dletown, N. '. was killed swallowing nail.
 Wealthy residents of Madrid visited nearby villages with automobiles in the hope of securing supply of bread.
 Former German merchant marine sailors interned during the war in Brazil were released and sailed for Germany.
 The Lawrence, Mass city council voted to revoke all jitney licenses in awrence, the order to go into effect at once.
 A plot to assassinate Premier Ve- uizelos and overthrown the monarchy has been discovered at Athens au- thorities.
 American Peace Conference officials at Paris do not consider it necessary to withdraw American troops from the Rhine.
 Leaders of the Costa Rica Demo- cratic Party announced the candidacy of ;aI,a fnT. the presidency.
 Official notice was given in Dublin that no more prisoners will be fiber ated, conditionally or internationally, for hunger striking. s<s
 Gulf Refining Go. suing the United States government for $8,612057 as a result of the taking over of it's Ves- sells during the war.
 Tommasso Tittoni, Italian Foreign Minister, resigned and Viterio Social oia, Minister without portfolio, was 1 named to'Ysucceed him. 1 Use of automobiles at least "once or twice a week" are among the many inducements to servant girls and maids in St Paul.
 Installations of automatic t teephone switching central office, system by l the New York Telephone Co. will be
 made at three exchanges E Jessie Stephens, a London servant l girl, announced her intention of en- tering the race for a & at in Parlia-
 ment on the labor ticket. 1 l Germany refused to cooperate with 1 the Allies in bringing economic pres
 sure to bear on Soviet Russia, it was announced in the House of Commons.
 District Attorney Lewis, of Brook ] lyn, promised the arrest of the I Brooklyn City Railway officials for l charging two fares on the Flatbush
 avenue line.
 ] One thousand copies of the news paper Le Feuille, which is published in Geneva, and circulation of which
 is forbidden in France, was seized by 1 the police
 Shipping Board steamship Roman which sent out distress calls when about $50 miles at sea, was lowed into
 New York by the coast guard cutter
 Acushnet.
 Several members of the crew of the
 German bark Paul, reported las. Sat urday in distress off the Nova Sco7 tian coast have been washed over board and drowned. Mine sweeping squadron composed of 56 vessels, presented an imposing
 sight as they Were reviewed by Secre- tary Daniels upon their arrival from foreign waters.
 Stevens Institute of Technology Hoboken, conferred the degree oi Doctor of Engineering upon Charles
 Eugene Schneider, of the French Economic Mission.
 The British government expects the :. trial of Former Emperor William ol Germany to begin in ondon early 1T : 1 the New York and is completing
 necessary arrangements. : Government officials at Pelsin an l nounced many Chinese and an Amer 3 ican '. NJ. c. A. secretary were in g iured in a recent clash between Chi g nese and Japanese at Foochow. S Second attempt of the Brooklyn ,. City Railways to put into operation l it's second fare rebate resulte d il [ free-for-al fights, in which both wo , men and men passengers took part.
 Four brothers, members of the firn : of Greenspan Brothers, of Perth Am : boy, N. J., were arrested by Fedora U agents on a charge of conspiring t -s-o1o 4Y-0l o0t f,Hyr