Norwich bulletin., 1920-09-14

titled 10 register and vote in that state. |
 Connecticut valley onions considerably | above 1919, but under the mid-season | forecast as a result of humid August | weather.
 The condition of the Aroostock. Maine, | region potato crop was reduced to IS per cent of normal by late blight in August.
 Twenty-three Belgian students arriv- ed at New York on the Belgian steamer Kroonland on their way to American universities.
 The Turkish crown prince. Abdul Med jid Effendi,. has mad can unsuccessful attempt to flee from Constsntinople to Anatoia.
 A crowd of 100000 persons gathered at Coney Island for the final Sunday be- fore the ''Mardi Gras," despite the B. R. T. strike.
 tax dogers are being forced to disgorge additional federal taxes at the rate of s25,ooo,ooo a month.
 The record price of SI7 900 was paid at the International Stock Exhibition at Buenos Aires for the shorthorn bull Faithful, bred in Argentina.
 The Government Loan Organization of the Second Federal District will in- troduce savings bank system in public schools in New York City. n and placed under guard when he at tempted to flee from Constantinople to Anatolia and join the Nationalists. The four mills of the American Wool | en Company in Lawrence. Mass, which shut down July 19, resumed operations in some departments yesterday. Two thousand barrels of fuel oil were | seized for the navy by Captain F. NJ. Beach. commandant at Mare Island. The ! oil was property of the Shell Oil Co. \ decision to fight the strike of long shoremen at Boston by the employment of non-union men was reached at a meeting of British steamship agents. ] Farley Christensen, Farmer-Labor can didate for president declined to speak at the Minnesota State Fair when he was told political speeches were not allow ed.
 Txo hundred employees of the Herbert Hosiery Mills, at Conshohocken. Pa agreed to accept 10 per cent wage re- duction. so the mills will not be forced TO close.
 Italian workers have taken over 200 chemical plants and three textile mills Trainment refuse to take troops north iots at Trieste are continuing on smaller scales.
 Forests of Alaska contain timber and power resources to furnish the United States with 15Oo0OO tons of paper d year, "in perpetuity,' according to Col. onel Greeley.
 strike Is threatened in London ot 25.000 electrical engineers. which would tie-up an street car and underground railway systems and industries depend ing on electricity.
 ChiIe's budget for 1921 amounts an proximately to s65, ,Oo0. 900, according tt mittees by Francisco Garces Cana, Min ister of Finance.
 One person is known to have beeI
 drowned. two are missing and an auto
 mobile containing several persons is un accounted for. as a result of a cloud
 burst near Tarlton. Ohio.
 The 11th biennial convention of tn
 Irish National Foresters of the Unite,
 States opened in Providence for a thre
 day session with about 150 delegate
 and guests in attendance. pIenary meeting of all the work / mems organization was held at Mila to take under consideration the industr.z upheaval which has came through tn $ strike of the metal G7rkers throughou
 Italy.
 2 Secretary Colby received letter fror s Bombay. India addressed to Thomas Jet l ferson. late secretary of state and ma.
 ter of patents. the writer desiring ir
 formation as to how to feed petrol int
 an engine.
 Seven persons were killed and one ir jured when two New York families r, = turning to this city from Newburg : r., in large touring car plunged ovt
 an ennbankment near Dobbs Ferry in , blinding rain storm.
 Charles T. HiIles, former chairman ,
 the republican national committee. in 70 statement issued at National headquar s CTS predicted that Harding and Coclide s would carry New York state by mol l. than 25o,0oo votes
 a Suffolk County Grand Jury returne n multiple indictments for larceny again B. Charles Ponzi, promoter of the get-ricl e quick scheme and his partner, Charlt 0 Brightwell, head of the Old Colon
 oreign Exchange Co.,, Boston 'f Airplane No. 151. of the q. S. Aeri Il Mail Service, landed at Marina Fiel l. near the Presidia, Cal Postmast, n Fay. of San Frapcisco, declared I've d e cided to send almost all San Francisc 70 first-lass mail to New York by aeri
 mail"
 !" Despite heavy enlistment during Au,
 ust the National Guard of the Unite
 States has less than one-third the tot number of men authorized by the ne I' Army Bill The present strength of Il # guard is 2,4s7 officers and 6o,545 enlis ,s ed men.
 Permission to hire a jan in which imprison six Americans was requeste - l I0f ha fata t.