Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-10


 Company NJ, Fourth infantry, Conneeti- cut State guard. Of Danbury, 4wiil Le mustered out shortly. Thr-e automobile parties were held up by three auto bandits on the Springfield Road, near Piainfeld. N. J.
 Fire in shops in the Southern Pacific Railroad Co, at Houston, Tex. incurred damage estimated at sl,ooO. 900.
 American dollar was quoted at 1e francs 27 l-2 centimes on the Paris Bourse | Prices continued their irregular trend.
 American Bosch Magnetic plant, Spring. field, Mass. announced that all produc- tion departments would stop work until | Jan. 10.
 Five persons were injured ss.vhen the Sunshine t)ecial of the Texas and Pacific | northbouna. was wrecked near Texar- kama. Tex . l
 Detailed figures show than In past 21 months Great sBritain's exports to war stricken countries exceeded imports by f41s,251.54s. ]
 A man who said he did not know his name or his home is under treatment at the Rhode Island hospital, Providence, R. 1.
 American Iron and Steel Institute an- nounced production of steel ingots for November decreased 377,312 tons to D. 63S.670 tons.
 It Is reported that negotiations with a
  S100,000,000 loan to Argentina are near ing completion.
 Harbor Marine Co. of, Victoria. B. c. is negotiating for the construction of four S,00o-ton tank steamships for Pe- ruvian interests.
 Miss Mary Tooian, bool<keeper for Ja- kcob Feinstein. Providence. R. L. while on her way to the bank, was held up and robbed of s110O. Fifty arrests were made in South Lon- | don when the British government arl- nounced resumption of roundup of Sim , Fein sympathizers. | Several tons of fat men and their wives representing the United States Fat Mems club. gathered in Boston. to hcnor the great indoor sport-eating." Yoncan. Ore. elected women to all city offices Male incumbents resigned 10 al- How the new mayor and city council be- gin extensive civic improvements. State Department is considerIng relax ation of United States naval control over San Domingo. Exter sion of local goy- -ernment control is in preparation. | An official report of the wool holdings l'of the British government Is placed at lone million baits of Australian and, New Zealand clips, valued at fso.ooo,ooo. to the London Times from Cairo. has siyn- ed decree restricting by one-third the area to be planted in cotton in 1921. Rear Admiral ]. McGowan has resigned las paymaster-general and chief of the bureau of supplies and accounts of the navy and has retired from active duty.
 Freighter Sudbury. 3.40o tons. is afr. south of San Pedro. Cal, and is racine for that port Immediate assistance |! ahked by wireless messages from the yes sel. .'.' -
 
 Prof. Georgios Streit. adviser to forme King Constantine, announced at .Lucerne Constantine will not relinquish his claim to the throne in favor of Crown Prime , George.
 Dominion Air Board Is eonsiderin. , plans to take Canadian geologists ol their annual summer field excursions |, : remote northern regions by airplane t F save travel time. Former Governor Folk of Missouri. |, a letter to the reform bureau. declining |
 preside at the session. disapproved tn l bureaus program for legislation respect ing Sunday afnusements. Two persons were killed and .tvent
 injured in a head-on collision between
 passenger and an express car on tn
 Akron-Haveana division of the Mortimer i. Ohio Traction & Ligh. Go.
 Burglars ransacked all but two room of the residence of Mrs Anna c. Hay !: ford in the fashionable Atlantic avenu I section of Swampscott, Mass, and cal : ried away s3,000 worth of silverware an v other articles.
 ,. wage reduction Of 22 1-Z per cent textile mills, in. New England and Ne . York state was forecast in a statemer
 issued after a conference of textile mal
 ufacturers.
 George Eldon Keith of BrocIton, pre-
 ident of the George E. Keith Shoe Con
 pany, and prominent in the shoe man.
 facturing industry. died at hospital | Boston after a short illness.
 King Alfonso of Spain will make hi
 visit to South and Central America eithe
 in the late spring or the. early summer
 next year. if present intentions are nS
 affected by new circumstances. .s
 It was announced at tho State Depar q ment President Wilson had .completed< h
 recommendations with regard to tr
 boundaries of Armenia and has forwarde
 them to the~league' of nations --' '--- l Faneufl, Hall. Bostcn,v warmed sin,
 Colonial days by the fires of oratory.
 too cold for use as a. public meeting plac
 and will be closed for such purposes f
 at least. a month and possibly all winte
 Frank crisouoio, ee., was held in s2 5,
 at Derby for hearing Monday on u
 charge of abusing minor female He