Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-23

-hur. died in Tokio.
 General reduction of the working hours 'f forces employed in Rhode Island man plants was announced
 The supreme court after handing down minor decisions and issuing several or lers, adjourned until december $.
 Herbert Hoover was elected president 't the Federated American Engineering i societies by tL- Federation's council
 King Alfonso and Queen Victoria of Spain arrived in Paris from London. don.
 Premier LeyEues and the Italian am bassador to France conferred at length yesterday concerning Greek and other Near Eastern affairs.
 The American charge d'affaires at To- kio conferred decorations on the minister of marine and fourteen officers for their services during the war.
 Nathan L. Miller. Eovernor-eIect of New York, will study the transit prob- lief during his weeks stay in New York
 NohA opcrdtOEB m COahu1Ia refused to take advantage of the offer of the gov- ernment troops to protect workers from strikes.
 Another new star was discovered at the Harvard Astronomical Observatory. the Maya. which is in the constellation Sagittarius.
 Jules W. Arnstein, named in the New fork bond conspiracy, will be placed on trial in the supreme court of the Dis trict of Columbia.
 Carinthian Inter-AIlied PIeviscite com mission declared it's task ended Austrian authorities were presented with the en- tire plebiscite district.
 Annual report of Federal Prohibition Commissioner John F. Kramer announced seizure of S1,00O.OO0 worth of bootleg whiskey and more than 5o,0oO arrests.
 Two thousand two hundred men are enlisting in the United States navy week. ly. Recruiting officers say the navy will be recruited to its required strength by March.
 Dispatches received in London from Berlin say that an American, Colonel Morell, was made a prisoner by the bol- shevik army during the rout of Gen. eral Wrangel's army.
 It was reported Washington had despatched a note to Great Britain against secret agreements between the allies for the exploitation of territories of the former Turkish empire. Fire fed by bales of waste paper piled from cellar to roof in the buildings al Nos. 1o1 to III Crosby street, New York, destroyed the building, incurrint damage estimated at $75,00O. Rains during the past week materially | frightened the prospects of the new whea crop, which is showing good condition | in the southwest. Reports on acreag, are expected to be as large as last year Plans arc nearing completion for tn | Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul Rail | way to take over the Chicago. Terr' | Haute and Southwestern road under a 99 year lease.
 The Connecticut Agricultural and In dustrial Exposition, planned under tn | auspices of the state, will De held in tn state armory, Hartford, from January ? to 62.
 The American wrinEer Works, a
 Woonsocket. R. T.. closed it's wringer de pertinent Saturday night until Decembe
 6, because of general business depres sion and market conditions.
 Ole Hanson, former mayor of Seattle
 arriving on the Aquitania after a tw
 months tour of Europe, declared horde
 of foreigners coming ot this county ar
 being allowed entrance indiscriminately.
 Frank II. Nebeker of Utah and LesII
 c. Garnett of Virginia were given rt
 cess appointments by President Wilson a
 special assistants to the attorney genel
 al
 A $1,o00,o0o increase in salaries
 ministers of the Protestant Episcop:
 church has been paid during the last yea
 An average of s25O to each clergyma
 of the denomination.
 Analysis of twenty samples of be,
 seized by federal prohibition agents l breweries and saloons in Cincinnati
 show that the alcoholic contents range from two to five per cent. Management of the Central Opei house, New York, were ordered by Ba l talion Chief Joseph O'Hanlon to hold more public assemblies, alleging it is l menace to public safety from a if l standpoint.
 , Orders were received at the plant the Chevrolet Motor Co.,, Tarrytown, r., to reopen the plant, shut down month ago. Orders for the manufactu of 100 cars daily until December l ha- v been received.
 Senator A. B. Fall, of New Mexic g expressed surprise when he learned ? Fl Paso that he was to be refused I passport wise If he attempted to attel
 the inauguration of General Obregon president of Mexico.
 Mrs. Anna NJ. Chase of Cincinnati, entered suit for divorce from Hal Chas ! former first baseman of the Cincinns
 and New York Nationals now under i
 dictment in Chicago in connection wi e the alleged fixing of the 1919 world s h ries.
 o Donald R. Hendrick, of Frederick, . a 22 year old freshman at the Universi
 of Vermont, died in a hospital at Burlin
 ton, Vt, from the effects of an inju
 ,sus tained when he was knocked out in
 boxing match at the university gymnai
 um
 Foreign Minister Trumbitch of Ju ai Sloyia. has tendered his resignation :. the government, considering that '' work is finished now that the JuEo Sl