Norwich bulletin., 1920-04-01

American dollar was quoteo ~ " s. soc in Paris, compared with IA frs. ,c at previous close.
 chicaoo bankers will lend s1oo, ,oooo,- DO during 1920 to home builders in an fort to end housing shortage. c Five dollars a piece was paid fer I herries in the markets of Paris this ' Ieek. Strawberries were three doll t rs. . Theatrical posters in Paris are to i e cut down minimum of IS inch s by F, owing to the shortage or aper.
 Former Under Secretary of State rslsenhausen was arrested for par icipation in the German revolution Of March IS.
 December, January and February rade to Europe fell 21 per cent. Feb .uary was s14,Oe0,oc0 lower thalA November.
 Returns from municipal elections in Iowa show that labor party candl- dates were for the most part success .ul in the larger towns. Herbert Parsons, republican na- tional committeeman from New York, declined to join the Greater New Y ork Hoover committee.
 Further flood damage along the i banks of the dangerously swollen riv- CTS in New England was averted by | a slight recession of the water.
 Conditions in VenzueIa improved greatly durying the-recent months, ac- cording to passengers arriving on steamships from that country.
 Captain Gabrielle d'Annunzio and his followers are denounced in a specltl appeal by the socialists of Plume to the "workmen of the entire world.
 A bronze tablet to the memory ot horses, dogs and other animals that served in the world war was un- yelled at the state house in Boston,
 Sixteen persons were injured, four seriously, when a passenger train on the Buffalo, Rochester and Pittsburgh railroad was derailed at Savan, Pa. William AveriIl Hartman, son of the late Edward H. Hartman, left London for Holland. He will visit the shiPbuilding sards of that eoun- try.
 If was decided that . compromise nnea sure for teachers salary increas- | es should be introduced at once ln both houses of the New York legis-
 lature.
 Aoorepri.tion of sso,oOo,cco for
 army aviation in 1921, was recom- ] mended to the house military com mittee by Major General Charles T.
 Menoher.
 Brieadier General William W.. Harts | who commanded American troops in the Paris area, after tthe armistice arrived from France on the steamship
 Lorraine.
 British legation received . full re- port of the murder of pr. J. R. Men zies of the Canadian Presbyterian lMission in China. He was killed oS
 Chinese bandits.
 Kina Christian of Denmark, an '- nounced his refusal to comply witl ] the ultimatum of the social democrats , demanding reinstatement of th' Zaille ministry.
 George Tehiteherin, the Russia' } soviet foreign minister, has notifies 7 Poland of his willingness to opel peace negotiations on April 10 as Pc land had suggested.
 An inspector of customs and seVe
 of his aides were placed under ar
 trest at Juarez, charged with bein !. involved in the smuggling of Whlske
 to the United States fl The Arsentinian aviator, captai v Alrnonacid, crossed the Andes. H e started from Mendoza, Argentina, at t D. m and landed in the sea near Val : paraiso at 7:4O o'clock. n Directors of the Continental O = company have decided to pay a stoc = dividend of 200 per cent. each stock l. holder to receive two additions
 shares for one now held. e In March. 1919, the Washinstc :. Heights Magistrates court found ' men guilty of intoxication, in the san ,e month of 1920, with prohibition 'i ksrce. 19 cases of intoxication we
 announced.
 : Little hope is felt in Washinett s the President Wilson will accept u l suggestions for a compromise on u peace treaty contained in the nol , partisan petition presented at u White House.
 T, The appointment of Frank A. va iiee derlip, former president of the Nj es tional City Bank of New York, - lecturer on business economies, at t i', Harvard Graduate school of busine ,,ss administration.
 as Extremists at Dnazig sent an uI' 'e matum to Sir lsginald Tower, Bri
 ish commissioner there, demandi
 removal of troops and threatening
 general strike of ther demands a ID not granted.
 in John E. Nester, former reeeivi ny teller of the Municipal bank. brookl! e. was held in. s75oo bail by Mag F. trate Dale in the New Jersey aven nd court He is charged with theft O. $7,5o0 from the bank. re- Secretary Colby and Prince lut h. mirski, Polish minister, conferred o'
 the Polish situation. The secrets
 was told Poland held the whip ha
 as a result of the bolsheviki attaC iR failing at every point.
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