Norwich bulletin., 1919-10-22

Navy Desartment announced aiiot- ment of 20e, e,0O0 pounds of brown su- gar to New York City. Col. E.M. House. confined to his bed since. his arrival in this country, IS up and gaining rapidly. Martin D. Posted, former congress- man, died at his home in sO1ney ILL, after several months. illness. New Orleans lonsshoremen voted to remain on strike until their demands for increased wages are met. House Banking and Currency Com mittee favorably reported on the Edge bill to promote foreign trade. Secretary Baker denied Mayor Hy- lan's request to postpone use of troops at New York until further mo- tice.
 Lifting of the war time prohibition eral Palmer. 1t was announced at the White House.
 Steps to prevent abnermaI increase existing shortage were taken by. the Department of Justice. y
 French Parliament, which sat unin-
 
 with Premier Clemenceau as it's head conciudd it's long session.
 Two memberships were sold on the Chicago Stock Exchange for $6.000 each. new high record and advance of $1,250 over last sale
 United States Supreme Court deeid- held in cold storage longer than the period provided for by state laws
 A Senate Investigating committee declared that food price> in Washing ton D. C., were from 200 to 800 per cent higher than the wholesale prices.
 A commission under the presidency of Tewfik Pasha, former Grand Vizier, was formed to prepare a defense of Turkish interests for the peace con ference.
 A congress of the employers of Spain opened in Barcelona with a deal with the unrest arising from the cost of living.
 Repubiiean Leader Mondeil told the Republican leaders to have Congress adjourn between Nov. and 10 for a period of four weeks.
 Cntc19oss tetepnone SeFv1ee was ih- terrupted when hundreds of operators stopped work whi1 tn " protested against 'inaa&eQuats', wages of the telephone company " s;55-s ysssss s s -~-,sax -~-,saoxs;srsnes ;ss w;sfsssssm; ~asrd,ns of Iowa. sent teleErarns to sovernors of all coaE producing states asking that they attend 8 meeting to disciiss plans to avert the coal strike. Ag .s
 Troop movements off the occups stion Of territories in Western Thface, which are to, be evacuated by the Bulsarians in accordance with the AL lied terms, were begun.
 John E. Steiser, Hamilton. Ohio, rSo- ciaiist labor leader was given a coat of tar and feathers and told to leave the city in 10 days on pain of being treated more severely.
 vietears AeropIane Co. ree.ived . contract to supply airplane hangers and airpiane works to the Chinese l Government, for which they are float 1 ing a Z 9,000,000 loan. An aerial passenger line using. six !; three passenger and. two sixteen pas l senger airplaneS will soon be eStab- l Iished between Havana and Miami l and thence to New York.
 Two thousand male students at syr-
 
 on to resume studies. They insisted | on time off to celebrate the football | teams victory over Pittsburgh.
 A special meeting of th. Supreme Council was informed that the United States army could not give surplus i and shoes to Polish army | without authority from Congress.
 Steel steamship Chicago City arrived | ing at New York from Bristol. Eng, was beacIied on Red Hook fatsnear Bay Ridge, after coiliding with the i American tank steamer G. H. Jones.
 Brooklyn police began. crusade against violatorst of the Motor Vehicle | Law. More than 100 offenders were araigned in the Williamsburg Bridge Plaza Police court and fined from $1 to s5.
 Many Americans crossed the border at Niagara Falls to shake hands with the Prince of Wales at a public re- of honor. from the original Princess Pats.
 2 J. H. Thomas, secretary of the Ma .ional Union of British Railwaymen. said at Derby: Railway employees companies and it is hoped the com-. oanies will consider this proposal" Ward liner Esperanza arrived at New York from Tampico. Vera Cruz, orogreso and Havana with 10000 bars ,f lead, 1,400 bars of copper. 5000 .ases Of grape fruit and 4,00o cases of The fruit may be dumped n deep water if not unloaded. s. O. s. CALLS |:
 FROM STEAMER COULTER
 Jacksonville Fla. Oct. q. The Ipited StateS navy radio station here