Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-01

According to reports Canton. Chins. vas captured by Cantonese troops ln- fer rebel leader Chenclung Ming.
 An exchange of professors between Harvard University and the University of Toulouse, France, was announced to- lay.
 E. Hart Fem was nominated for con- sressman from the first Connecticut d's- -rict in republican convention held at Hartford.
 Soviet troops have taken Nikolaeff, railroad junction north of Odessa, and si aro-konstantinoff, 15o miles east of Lensberg.
 Eight thousand miners of the Penn sylrania Coal Co. in the Pittston dis trict went out on strike after working two days.
 Prices in Cleveland restaurants win drop 10 to Is percent today unless there is marked advance in the wholesale mar ket
 The estimate of the condition of cot ton as of September 25 will be issued Mond'N Oct. 4, at II a. m.. instead of
 
 Gustaf Nelson. son-in-Iaw of United | States senator Nelson, was convicted of | charge of murder in the first degree | at Alexandria, Minn.
 Lieutanant Colonel wrisley Brown. chief of the foreign infuecne section of | the army general staff, resigned to re- turn to private life
 Wilhelm Mayer von Kaufbeuren. Ger man ambassador to France presented his credentials to President Millerand at the Elysee palace, Paris,
 Federal Highway Council, meeting at Akron Ohio, announced it will raise s5oooo0 budget for the coming year and enlarge it's membership Members of the New York stock ex- change have approved an amendment to tne constitution increasing dues from $500 to s1,oeo a year.
 ehnnes 1T eunninehsm m trade cam missioner of Mexico City has been ad- vanced to the rank of Commercial at. tache and assigned to Madrid. Health Commisione- Copeland, of New 9orN, declares ch era menaces New forl. 'I1less the "Ltf.el.evabIe' housing cenditi. are ierltG.ed shortly. 'a I-si a? ciiict. New York aoal s ic silver was 99 1-2 cents and foreign sil- yer 3-4 cents lower at e2 1-2 cents
 Census results were announced yes- terday: Kentucky 2416,0I3, increase of l26,1OS Or 5.5 per cent ; North Dakota 645,730, increase 6.s74 or 1I.s per cent.
 Rev. Thomas E. Swan. rector of Trin. ! ity Episcopal church of South Norwallx received commission as a chaplain in the regular army, with the rank of captain
 The Lee Tire and Rubber Company announced yesterday reduction in th. price of it's entire line of tires from I; to 20 per cent, effective throughout the country.
 The appointment of Rear Admira
 Benjamin L. Bryan as the head of a na val mission from the United States T f, South American countries was an nounced.
 The largest shipment Of gold. SIS. .75O, ; 900, ever transported across the Allan : tic is heig brought to New York on tn. : steamsnp Baltic, whicf. left Liverpoo t September 22.
 Three lines of shipping board vessel
 and one or two privately owned Ameri , can lines now are engaged in trade .ou ; of the United Kingdom to other thai
 United States ports.
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 A protest against discontinuance b, Federal Department of Agriculture o preparing an anthrax serum was mad b; Dr. Douglas Symmers. a director o JRellevue Hospital laboratories. : Four members of band of five band Q it's whc held up aaG robbed the Oar 2 sard State Bank of $500 are surround ed by ali armed posse r.Imbering sever f hundred. near M.nrow, Mich.
  : Charles F. McDonald chairman of tn ; Democratic State Committed, New Je. ' sey, issued a call for convention Trenton next Tuesday to adopt a part ' platform and select electoral candidates 9 Commissions that may have argregat Y ed s100000 and may have been eve Il more, were paid by Charles Ponzi { John s. Dondero for bringing customer 2, to his Securities Exchange Company. Il Virgil c. Hinshaw, chairman of th
 prohibition national committee, annount
 ed he had asked Governor Cox in a tel,
 gram to declare himself "for the spir ' as well as the letter of the constitution 7 Wireless communication betw wee | Buenos Aires and Nauen, Germany, ", le inaugurated with mesa ge from u 1- later. saluting President lrogoyen. IT X company is controlled by Germans Senator Calder. at q luncheon of tl
 Kiwanis Club. declared "the Unit. V States Government made a great mi II l take when it stopped in 1918. throus T. T, it's banks, the essential industry lo building
 Five court martial prisoners saw
 their way through the bars of the qua % house at Madison Barracks, N. Y.. al
 made their escape in heavy electric n storm. No trace of the fugitives h he been found
 Lst
 w Army transport Antigone arrived of Eoboken with 676 passengers from Ar to werp and Liverpool. There were 2 of civilians the rest were soldiers retur n-l ing from Germany to be discharged Ge an ral LeFevre of the French army was
 passenger.