Norwich bulletin., 1919-10-10

land, say Lenine was arrested in Mos- COW by order of Trotzky. European radicals are anxious to come to the United States when pass port regulations are relaxed. Hog Island shipyard established a worlds record in delivering 50 ships
 British steamship sizersh Castle was sunk at sea. The American
 Arrival at Halifax of United States grain freiShter Polar Land, disabled several days ago, was announced at Boston.
 Men who were on strike in ship re pair plants in New York continued to return to work under previous con ditionS.
 The eighth and ten French armies are being demobilized and Generals Mangin and Gerard were relieved of their commands.
 American Electric Railway Asesoei- ation demanded electric railways be eliminated from pending legislation before Congress.
 Board of governors of the interna-
 
 tion entered the New York printing trades controversy.
 Transport kittery, with 300 marines on board, bound for ports in the West Indies, suffered a mishap to her steering gear
 Federal agents and Brooklyn po- lice caused the arrest of numerous Nen on Long Island and in Brooklyn jT 1oa aI-d 6l-it7
 One man was killed, another seri- ouSly inured and score hurt when two trolley cars collided on McBride avenue. West Paterson, N. J.
 Federal troops and state miIitiamen are preserving order ac points where violence had threatened at Gary, Ind, according to steel mill operators.
 It was announced at Vale all aca- dembc freshmen would be forced to take gymnasium exercises unless they take some form of outdoor sport.
 Moroccan tribes most antaeonistie to the Spaniards were utterly defeat ed ad it is expected operations i% that country will be terminated soon
 Democrats are reported delaying ae- tion on the treaty to await the arrival of Col. House who is said to be car rying dynamite" to accelerate action on pact.
 Edward s. Walsh, Superintendent of Public Works of New York State, an- nounced he will formally open the new barge coal terminal at Pier 6, Oct. IA.
 More than half of the men required to. fill the vacancies in-the Boston Police Department caused by the strike passed the civil service exam nations.
 Admiral Ugo, of the Italian battle ship Conte de Cavour, declared he was willing to transport to Ita1y's war or phans clothing, food and other Christi mas present.
 Arrival of 1900 British troops, form ing part of the international detach- ment to take over the police service at Budapest, after departure of Ru- manians, was announced.
 According to a Berlin report, Gene ral von der Goltz, in command. of German troops in Courland, declared he would remain there to protect Ger many against the Bolsheviki.
 Printing firn, of Marti B. Brown, which had a contract for printing the ballots for the coming election in New York. granted striking printers a 44-hour week and wage increase will be arbitarted.
 Cambridge University proposes to confer the degree of Doctor of Laws on Admiral Sims, the King of Italy, General Diaz the Italian Generalissi- mo, General Allenby, Admiral Sir John Jellicoe and Admiral Hall. An attempt was made to wreck the plant of the Americas, Sheet and Tin plate Go. at McKeesport, Pa, when a missile, believed to be a bomb, was .hrown on the roof of the shipping of fIo hlyi