Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-19

land south of Enseda. Lower California.
 Confidential reports that the Poles are concentrating large masses of troops near the frontier of Upper Silesia were receiv- ed by the German government &
 According to an official report, four of six Irishmen arrested under the restora- tion act in Clare were shot dead while trying to escape their guard
 new hotel, the Hotel Knickerbock- CT, costing s2,O0O,d0O will be built by Westerners on the boardwalk at Atlantic City.
 The whaling record of 1920 was es-. tablished by the steam schooner Blue in the north Pacific Its catch was 96 whales.
 Snow to a depth of several inches, the first of the winter, blanketed the Con- necticut valley as far south as North ampton.
 The Japanese rice crop Is record breaker, totalling more than 325, 5,00O, ,000 bushels, an increase of about 12 per cent over normal. At the next session of the Ney York
 
 Indians can hunt outside of the open sea sons will be brough up. Cracksmen robbed the LandisviIle | National bank. Lancaster, Pa, during a heavy storm of S50,000 in cash. unregis- tered bonds and jewelry. Belgium is preparing to follow the ex- ample of England and France in entomb- i1O fr chr ha of an unknown Belgian soldier.
 Sicily was visited by a cyclone caus' ing eleven deaths in the town of Misil- l meri and destroying a number of houses in Bagheria and other places. According to a report received by the | Japanese consul at San Francisco, be- | ginning Dec. 20 all silk mills throughout Japan will close for three months. |
 The Rev. Remsen BrickerhoR ogiIby former master of Groton school at Gro ton. Mass, was inducted as twelfth president of Trinity college, Hartford. Curtailment of production in New Eng land textile indt / ries employing 300.OO 1 tota output is less than half of that ol last year.
 Elihu Root has been invited by Presi dent-elect Harding to discuss matters 1T foreign affairs, especially the league o nations, at Marion. when NIT. Harding re
 turns from Panama.
 The statement of election by Fred P
 Holt, treasurer of the democratic stat central committee. listed receipts o $44,095 and expenditures of $i4,00S, leav
 ing balance of SS7.
 Hartford, through Corporation Counse
 Schutz, has asked the public utilitie
 commission for three notifications of tn
 present ten cent fare charged by tn
 Connecticut company.
 Four felIowships to be known as tn
 Bishop Museum Fellowships for study il
 anthropology, botany, zoology, geolog! and geography. have been established b
 the Yale corporation. The Portuguese cabinet headed by An tonic Cranjo. which resigned Novembe
 15, its resignation, however, not bein accepted by Premier Almeida. has agai
 submitted its resignation.
 William AIiIIiEan Sloane. historian an | former chancellor of the American Acad'
 my of Arts and Letters, was elected [ succeed the late William Dean Howell as president of the academy. The election report of !. Henry Rorl ! back, chairman and treasurer of the r, , publican state central committee. shove receipts of Ss6,596 and expenditures ( s64,2sS, leaving a balance of S2.S2s.
 rar,1IaIuf harfuC haen r,ada that Ear 5 uiel Hall. Bostan, the Cradle of Libert was an ice box. Mayor Peters directe l that the feasibility of heating the builC ing with oil-burners be investigated. Ward liner Mexico, arriving from IT,
 vana. reported picking up II sos -cai 5 and sighter a burning schooner of Car l l Carnaval. Fla Captain NIille- roporte [ the worst storm in his 4g years at sc Bar silver in London was 3-4d high. . at 51 3-Sd an ounce. Newk York d. { mestic price unchanged at 99 1-2 cent ] | Foreign silver advanced 2 Is cents : IS 3-4 cents. Mexican dollars SO [ cents.
 7 Socialists of Europe are planning to ser : a petition to directors of the Mob
 Foundation, asking that the Nobel Pea, p Prize be conferred on Hjalmar Brantin ! according to the French Socialist orga f L'Humanite.
 n Former Queen Sophia of Greece d . clarad: Tt will soon be my brother . turn" when returns of the Greek election = indicated defeat of Premier Venizslo Her brother is the former Kaiser Wi e helm
 Suit was started by the general re
 istrars of voters, Attorney Alfred B. A brey and Thomas J. Moroney, and the U ten deputies against the town of me-id,
 to recover S4,so0 claimed due them f Il nn services.
 o Captain Harry A. Higgins, master | the concrete steamer Cape Fear. whi n was sunk off Newport on October 2e. wi : the loss of r lives, was found guilty criminal negligence and his license as I a lot was revoked. d X special Japanese military missi l. completed study of the German war ( e flee and the details of the one time po- r. erful war machine. The Japanese mi k tary attache left Berlin direct for Tok .- with viuminous reports. d Walter G. Merritt, attorney N,r. the \ y tional. Industrial Council New York, 8 t. at BehVer eA laher problems, declar . the closed sAee waa asenst human |
 iert$, whether union CT AeA-aaloA.