Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-22

to continue their refusal to grant the demands of striking printers.
 Conditions in Serbia are appalling and reconstruction work is proceed ing with discouraging aslowness.
 Calls of distress were received at New Yo~N from the steamship Roman, bound from New York to Marsetlles.
 New York city need fear no short age of anthracite due to the soft coal strike, is the opinion of leading coal dealers.
 Gen. Felipe Angeles, chief Iisuter- ant of Villa, was captured by state militia near the Conches river, Chi huahua.
 Berlin delegates are reported to have arrived at Munich for the pur- pose of discussing the union of Co., burg and Bavaria.
 A gas we'll yieIdina more than B. 000,000 cubic feet da7y was struck near McKeesport, Pa, It is owned by the Philadelphia Go.
 Arrangements were completed be- tween France and tn Czechs for the delivery to the liter country of 1oe,- 900 tons of sugar.
 Sinclair Consolidated Companies ad- vanced the posted price CT Mid-Con- tinent and North Texas crude oil 26 cents a barrel to $2.5o. Sim Fein delegates elected to the I 1f I'd 4- take their seats when the Irish gov ernment bill is reported.
 Stockholders of the Mareoni Com pany of America voted in favor of the companys absorption by the Ra- ! dio Corporation of America.
 Urgent calls for shovels brooms wheelbarrows and drays were made
 by the mayor of Berlin, in his efforts
 to clear the street Of snow. 1 United States immigration officials at Honolulu reported about 1,400 Jap
 anese entered the Hawaiian Islands
 every year for the last ten years.
 AdoIph Cracker, chairman of tn, 4 German Center Party, was stricker j with paralysis while talking with ;
 friend at Berlin and died soon after
 ward.
 4 Martial law will be declared in min .i ing districts of Iowa should tn, Washington conference not reach al
 agreement. Operation of the minel I by the state is planned. T Liberty bonds amounting to $97 ,0ol were stolen fromz a registered mai
 pouch at Dunkirk, N. Y Money order and currency exceeding vaae of tn,
 bonds were not touched. pr. Frank Schlesinser, at presen
 director of the Allegheny Observator, , at the University of Pittsburgh, ha been chosen director of Yale Observ [ atory, it was announced. l A grand hunt has been planned o } the estate of the Duke of Tarifa nea Seville. in which King Alfonso wi take part. The game reserve is we 7 stocked with wild board and othe game.
 An exodus of brewers to China wi undo the accomplishments of prohi bitionists there, Dr. Mary Stone tol
 the convention of the National Chris tian Temperance Union in session 2 l St. Louis.
 New Jersey Board of Public UtiIit
 Commissioners, passing its deciI<on o
 the Pasaic gas case" and recef
 court decisions, granted Public Servie | Gas Co.,, permission to charge $1.1
 for each 1000 cubic feet . A general alarm was sent out h ,, the police for Thomas H. Stag d formerly secretary of. Fitch's home fi q Soldiers at Noroton who disappeare y some weeks ago. It is alleged thi d $S,0o0 of state funds are missing. 7 More than 50,ooo commuters on u North Shore Division of the Long |
 land Railroad and 5000 passengers :. . the Interborough line from Queer o were stranded on Long Island as a r
 suit of the burning of the draw = bridge over Flushing Creek. "a Hollands Premier Jonkheer Ruii
 de Beerenbruck, told the second chan 10 Der of the parliament he was gratifi' if by it's attitude on the proposal of { Q dllldnCG Wllu oSlSlU1l duU SdlQ 11O n land must adhere strictly to the pril = ciples of the League of Nations. ;s Rumanians are preparing to demal of exvtradition of Bella Kun on t a ground the he is native of Transy J. vania and therefore a Rumanian eli r. zen. He will be arrested on a crir d inal charge Of irregularities while C IF Erector- of Workmen'S sick inSuran Id funds in 1914.
 'n FIRST APPoiNTMENT FOR
 NEW CONN. NATIONAL GUAF Eo Hartford, Nov 21-The first a 1T pointTnent in the establishing of t
 iConnecticut National Guard was a at nounced today. Major Charles sd Comfort of New Haven was named T. medical officer. As all men joini ri. the guard must undergo physical e