Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-31
Brief Telegrans

Brief Telegranas |
 Western Kentucky eruas oil was redue- ed to ss75 barrel. cut of 25 cents
 London bar geld was quoted at 11ss sd | an ounce. as agsnst 11ss Tod at previous | close. ...,-...-.. e. ,'-a
 It was announced in Paris the next con- ference of allied premiers will be held in l London or Paris and not at Nice. |
 Miles F.. Sweeney, federal prohibition enforcement agent for Rhode Island has resigned to enter private business.
 A severe earth tremor aroused all the No report of damage has been received so far. .---.- ------
 President wilson, it was reported. de- clined an offer of sf5o,OOO for one article on any subject made by a newspaper syndicate.
 Representative D. H. KinscheIoe, sf Kentucky fell in the corridor outside his office in the House office building and broke his leg.
 The death sf A. J. Hemphin. chairman of the board of directors of the Guaranty Trust Company, at his home in New York. was announced.
 Alfred Bonneau, editor and publisher of La Justice, Biddeford French weekly newspaper. died. He was born at St. John. N. B., in 1862.
 Prohibition agent win attend public New Year celebrations in Kentucky and nayone found drinking or with liquor in his possession will be arrested.
 Partial Rehabilitation of tho Russian bolshevik army has begun, owing to the completion of the more important mili- tary operations.
 Eamonn De Valera. president of the Irish republic is visiting at the home of a friend.- James K Mcguire, in New Rochelle, \. I. 't@
 AIvah IT. Peters who as city messeng- CT of Boston. for 30 years dispensed with a free hand the municipal hospitality to many noted guests died Tuesday.
 Receipts of the Hartford post office for 1920 will be s135.0o0 over 1919. The
 total receipts for the year will be about l S1.350, 900.
 Stockholders of American Foreign Trade Corporation voted to decrease au.
 thorized capitalization from ss3. 500. 900 tc
 s22,ooo,ooo at a special meeting at Rich mond, Va.
 Liner Nieuw Amsterdam rammed tn,
 steam lighter John c. Craven. off tht Battery. cutting her in two. Two mem
 bers of the crew are missing and hv'
 were saved.
 A large sum of money. has been sent by the bank of Spain to facilitate tho payment of current accounts by tht
 Bank of Barcelona. which suspended pay
 ment Monday.
 New York Federal grand jury returne'
 an indictment against George Johnson.
 coal dealer, of No 90 West street. wit \ profiteering in 5se tons of coal in viola
 iion of the Lever Act. ~ Two sales of Liberty bonds in lots c s1.000, 900 each were reported on the Ne7 York Stock Exchange. One lot of sec ond Ifs was sold at s45s and To } of four Ifs at S5.o6. . A statement made public by the Frenc Charge .d'Affaires at Mexico City. denie reports that France has. for the time be : ing dropped the question of recognizin the present Mexican government 
 : Standard oil Co. of India denied recen 7 published reports that gasoline had bee t reduced 1 1-2 cents in Indiana. The r' 2 duction had been made in Kansas Cit only for local adjustment purposes. Representative Kelly of Michigan. nI c nounced after conference with Pres l dent-elect Harding that republican lea CTS plan to scrap Secretary Daniels pr' Il posed increased naval programme. s The Boston and Albany railroad c. T repair shops. in West Springfield. Mas e which were closed indefinitely last Mol '- day. throwing nearly 100 men out e work. will be opened next Monday. Il The navy having reached a high sta !, of numbers and of efficiency the bures . of navigation announced in orders tn 70 no further inducements would be offer IS for elistments by former service men. Formation of the American comm
 tee for relief in Ireland, with a prelii ie mary fund of s300,000 to cor7lete ( ,a ganization work and start relief, was a = nounced at meeting in New York. re Bar silver in London advanced Id IT. ounce to 43d. New York domestic pr le remained unchanged at go 1-2 cen p- Foreign silver was 5-S cents higher T. 66 5-S cents. Mexican dollars 50 cant One of the ysunE twin bandits W s held up the New; Orlean-Chicago flyer II, II, the Illinois Central Railroad near Ks ',e kal1ee. Ill., was killed in a battle W u. police and railroad detectives at Aro D Park.
 ls' Germany is said to be moving mn a. tions toward Moscow in a steady stres IT. while the bolshevik are reported to ns massing troops along the western iron; 'io for spring drive against the bor
 state.
 Charles M. Mitchell, year ago . C, rs brated long distance walker, died in C
 cord. N. H. He walked. it is said 1. en consecutive miles in Cincinnati. Ohio na 1874 and once held the 10 mile pedestr Io- record.
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