Norwich bulletin., 1920-09-17

Chilean delegates to the Assembly of | the League of Nations will leave for | Europe early in October.
 Plans are being formulated in Eng land for the raising of a state loan of f2,5oO,0Oo for Palestine.
 American dollar quoted in Paris at Is francs 45 centimes against 15 francs 61 centimes at last close.
 Consent was granted by the constitu- tional committee yeserday from Vienna to become separate Austrian province.
 Women of saraEOssa, Spain held great street demonstration as a protest against the bad quality bread on sale
 Gold amounting to s1,5O0.o00 arrived at New York from Argentina consigned to the Anglo-South American Bank. Negotiations between Japan and this country regarding Japanese immigration and Saghalien occupation are being con tinued.
 Reno. Nev.. has a population of 12,- o16, an increase of 1.l49. of 10.6 per cent, it was announced by the Census Bureau.
 New York domestic bar silver changed at 99 1-2 cents. foreign 95 cents. up 1-2 cent. London sos fir l. up 1-2d.
 | A. resolution favorinE prohibition of 1 Japanese immigration to this co1ntry was adopted by the Veterans of For eign Wars.
 l A policeman. on guard. and five per sons were seriously injured when two B. R. T. cars collided at Third avenue and 96th street.
 ProftInE by last years snowfalIs. the New York Street Cleaning Department has ordered PIP five-ton dumping trucks costing s1,422,oOo.
 shipping under American registry i'm creased by 659 vessels and 3,416.TJs gross tons during the fiscal year Of 1920 compared with 1919.
 American Tobacco company stockhold- CTS authorized an increase in the class B non-voting common shares from s5e,- O0o,oo0 to s1Oo. 100000.
 Railway traffic in Cane .Brston Island IN. g., has. been completely tied up by
 washouts and the destruction of hrldgef
 In electrical, rain and wind storms.
 The three-masted schooner Charles 4
 Ritsey struck on Rose Point near tho
 entrance to Lunenburg, \. s. harboI
 and sank. The captain was drowned. According to reports. President Des. chanel will retire because of III health The question of the Presidency win b' taken up by the French Cabinet tomor row.
 Five thousand unemployed men, bear ing red flags, made a demonstration be fore the office of the employment counci
 in Barlin, demanding the councils dis missal.
 9 Frank B. Willis. republican candidat
 for United States Senator. will meet WI
 liam c. McAdoo in a debate before tn
 Political Equity League at Chicago, Oc 2 tober 2.
 l Bruises sustained hy live stock i j transit from the farm 10 the pacllin d house caused loss last year of million s of pounds of meat and monetary los f approaching s15,0oO.0O0. s Three mills were blown up near Fai
 Chance. Uniontown. Pa. rocking vii ,. lages by the explosion of 5000 pound e of powder belonging to the Dupon - Powder Go.
 Many petitions against the order thu n all drinking places in Mexico City b ?. closed from early Saturday afternoo e until Sunday morning have been receiy t ed by the government. e James shevlin. prohibition enforc'
 ment officer for the state of New Tor IT since January 23 last. was transferre ,t to the Southwestern department, wit l. Fl Paso as headquarters. S. President Wilson will be requested [ y participate actively in the campa;E' n Senator Pat Harrison. chairman of tt is Speakers bureau of the democratic T; SC tional. committee, announced.
 Requests of the American Cotton A
 sociation for government aid in fnan n ing the marketing of the cotton crop
 the south were denied by Govern, in Harding of the federal reserve board. Il Union of ofice Employees. of spai le sent series of resolutions 10 the Go ,d ernment. the chief of which demand ,v recognition of the employes' rights
 participate in the profits of their CT he ployers.
 i'd x- Justice Gay. Supreme Court. deni,
 the application of Babe Ruth 10 maj
 permanent the temporary injunction '
 gently granted prohibiting E1il-at.on "A Films Corporation from showing pi
 tt1res of him.
 d Chief union lnbor organizations a Greater New York rallied to the sunpc ed of B. R. T. strikers. issuing a joint q re peal letter to $40 local unions of N ad York and New Jersey to give fnanc IT. aid to the carmen. he Authority was given the New Yo g. Central railroad by the Interstate CO,
 merce Commission to issue collater
 trust bonds to the amount of se5. DO
 ooO and refunding and improveme IN mortgage bonds to the amount of g
 0eo. 900.
 sr. Ernest Goldschmidt. aged 1s. W ,rd pleaded guilty to killing Jacob and NJ 1i- ris Shearer, merchants at Akron. C ,as during an attempted hold-up of th e7 store here a month ago. was sentenc
 to die In the electric chair on Dece
 Der 51.
 IN Authority was given the New Yc
 , Central railroad company by the Int lis, state Commerce Commission 10 issue c the lateral trust bonds to the amount rg- S25. .Oo0, 0o0 and refunding and impro cial ment mortgage bonds to the amount
 s25 5,ooo,ooo.