Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-08

Trinity college, will be formally induct- | ed into office on November r.
 Swiss traffic through Genoa amounts to about 1S0 car loads daily. but has de- creased as a result of recent disorders there.
 President Wilson stin is experiencing | difficulty in getting competent men to ac- cept positions on the new shipping board of seven
 Senator Johnson will leave San Fran | cisco next Saturday to begin his eastern | campaign in the interests of Harding and Coolidge
 The inter-allied commission in Berlin will be requested to investigate the burn Ing at Hamburg of the German steamship Bismarck.
 The Kentucky court of appeals order ed a sheriff to return liquor that he seiz- ed in private residence without having a search warrant
 Edwin Gould of New York has been re- elected chairman of the board of direct ors of the St. Louis Southwestern Rail- way company Cotton Belt) Organization of a world wide socialist
 
 the whole Anglo-Saxon proletariat; is de- ilarcd to be an inpossiblity. Governor Allen of Kansas announced he had requested President Wilson to in- ? vestigate the Chicago board of trade with a view of preventing hammering down of wheat prices.
 l Charles (Chick) Evans. Jr., national
 golf champion, is in St. Luke's hospital in
 Duluth, Minn., under treatment for a general rundown, condition from his hard campaign this summer. e The Revere Sugar Refinery of Boston e snnounced a price of II 3-4 cents a pound 5 for refined sugar. The price will be re- n 'luced per cent. for payment within a - week of purchase.
 2 A second Polish relief unit of F mem
 bers, led by Captain Ellzan voorsanser. s former head of the Jewish welfare board n steamship Lapland.
 V An amendment to the law governinr . bank deposits of state funds. details ot Y which were made public yesterday. vii n be presented to the special ssssion of tn
 Massachusetts legislature next month. \, The Boston AmerIcan announced, tba .. beginning next Monday, its price woul,
 be advanced from two to three cents w Increased costs of production were givel 's as the reason.
 me inber-aIIIed high commission de "a cided to allow immunity from the stric su laws of the army of occupation prohibitinv " Germans in the Rhinelaad from havin- ~ unlicensed. weapons. h. Two American sailors. out fin tn he Ttreets of Cork after the Curfew hour
 were fired upon by patrolling troops. On u- was wounded in the shoulder. Neithe
 heard the challenge
 piano used by Jenny Lind. and bouEh IT, for her at reputed price of s5,00o. i
 1850. by P. T. Barnum. has been foun ri- in the possess of a dealer in ansiqu c- furniture in New Haven. M Two machine guns and 15o hand gre 17 nadcs have been found by. police in bn field near Brescia. Italy. having bee m m,s hidden there by men who had been evac to hated factories in that city. \, William F. Alcorn, of New Haven, wh served overseas as a major in the 102n e regiment. 26 division, was nominated a d democratic candidate for congress froI q an the third Connecticut district. 'AN
 or Smuggling foodstuns and other neee, m sities out of Czecho-Slovallia has assun lar Id such proportions that the governmer at- has proclaimed martial lsw in the set lth .ions adjoining the frontiers.
 Don Jaime of Bourbon, preteuder {
 the Spanish throne has resumed h AT rights as a subject of Spain owing
 the Russian revolution and the dismen
 harr1ant nf tha Austrian ICmnira ,ut
 nm Aaron Still and George Starkey, m ,a yroes who pleaded guilty to robbir -I- mail pouches at New York. were SCI ,ct tnced to serve three and half years he the federal penitentiary at Atlanta. Ga. u AIrplane forest patrols in caIiforn ss were able recently to reach the scene
 a fire forty-five hours sooner than h; -a- they proceeded by train and pack mul ;s report to the army air service shows ;e The International woman suffrage an yad ance will appoint woman resident r-1 Geneva to report fin a neutral mannei
 to the organized women of the world q
 facts concerning operation of the leag
 of nations. iss Appointment of eighty-nine new cha
 lains for the regular army in conforrni md with the new reorg-u 'zation law provi 'ess ;ne me chaniain for each ano off;ce lis- and men was announced hv Adiuta en- General Harris
 of
 et- Delegates representing Italy md Jug ay. slavia will meet at Venice to discuss t m- pending Adriatic question at a time n
 yet announced. the Belgrade governme
 having accepted the Italian city as
 reat of the conference
 A great forest ars was reported ne lev. Oneida. Ws. G. south of Gre bv Bay Other fires are reported at .Mc of quito Hills. near New Lonlon: at K He i1shena- so miles west of Green Bay al of between Marinette and Oehtige
 Felix Diaz win he deported from We
 Cruz. says statement issued at { - presidential offices in Mexico City will be placed on the first steamer leavi AsE port. with so of his followers who ha 1i,i- ,hoser to accompany him in exile. and ,.tter to +h. C.I...s. an trial commission from Bill Posters Uni lay. t|o. 5s Of Denver formally withdrew .nu- application for increased pay on { 'ed- ground that a slump in prices had (
 ,bled workers to live more cheaply
 Recommendation that all business in ION rest of the United States combine for
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