Norwich bulletin., 1920-09-21


 cline of F per cent. in food at wholesale prices.
 Part of the records of Charles Ponzrs Securities Exchange company are "myste- riously missing"
 Trolley cars ran on the streets of Bridgeport yesterday for the first time in eight weeks.
 Cranberries for many turkey dinners were nipped by frost which settled over eastern Massachusetts.
 John e. TiIson, republican, was renom- mated for congress from the Third Con- '1ecticut district yesterday.
 According to budget estimates made public more than $15,5OO,OoO will be re- quired to run the Borough of Brooklyn next year.
 Two additional companies of state troops were ordered to proceed immedi- ntely to the coal strike district neaS Birmingham.
 American reports connecting the Wall Street explosion with an international an- archistic plot are not confirmed in Lon don police quarters. s
 Twelve extra guards, armed with rifIes patrolled the roads adjoining the estate of John D. Rockefeller at Tarrytown, N. Y., Sunday night.
 North Dakota Supreme Court issued an order preventing railroads operating in the state from charging further. in- creased interstate rates.
 Polish forces captured Lutchk, an inn portant fortified city forty mres east of Vladimir V1hynsk completing successes along 24o miles front.
 mail plane from Cleveland to HaxeI- hurst field, N. Y, broke all records tray cling 425 miles in shours l minute about 141 miles an hour
 Rev. A. F. Steele. pastor of the Winsted Congregational church. offered his resig- nation Sunday, as he has been recalled to his former pastorate at Madison. Thirty thousand workmen seized manu- faeturing plants at Terni, Southern Italy. The 3oniy one not taken over was. m. Idros plant controlled by American inte rests
 Mayor c. B. Wilson of Bridgeport ap- pointed a1 advisory committee which will act and ignore the town committee head ed by John A. Leonard, recently appoint special grand jury at CoyingtOu. Kv | in report made to the federal court in Washington yesterday, held that bitumin- ous coal prices in excess of $ a ton at the mines were unreasonable Figures just compiled by the Bureau of Markets show New York City and suburbs require 5000 carloads of the eight leading fruits and vegetables a year.
 Professor Herbert 4. Miller of oberlin College returned from a three months. Itoar of Europe. He declared foreign money, except pounds. will not regain it's value.
 I Resolutions urging that prohibition of the sale of intoxicating liquors be decided 1 by referendum were passed by the Inter- national Council of Women in session at T Christiania, Norway.
 worlds record for continuous piano
 playing has been established in London by Alfred Kemp, a former University of
 Chicago student, who played without
 utopping for 1os hours. Baron Gonsuke Hayshi and viscount Kikujiro Ishii Japanese afflba ssadors tt
 England and France, were designated a. Japanese delegates to the League of Ma tions' conference at Geneva. According to H. Sling. Chinese freieh and passenger agent at Hong Kong fo the Pacific Mail Steamship Co., there is great field for American capital in tn
 manufacture of silk in China. Arthur Thomas Walker, whe inherIte, n the bulk of the estate of the late Edwar 3 F. Searles. said to amount to s5OO0o n 00o applied for citizenship papers in tn e Federal District Court, Brooklyn. - When the A.. T. Gallup company stor - on Colony street, Meriden, was opene l Monday morning it was discovered tha t mems clothing to the value of s2.oo0 na - been stolen since closing time Saturda 5, evening.
 I. Approximately 10000 anthracite min d workers voted to remain on vacation l .e the Schuyikill. region until the mine or le nrators have reinstated pumpmen and fire le men and others who walked out in syn D. pathy with them. ar Premier AIillerand will probably |
 forced to accept the presidency becaus - of the public and political sentiment fC v- l him. Briand is expected to succeed hil al with former President Poincare men e Der of the cabinet.
 
 D- A Canadian official believes smugElir f. of liquor across the border can be sto ] ped only by the United States placing ed guard every 100 yards along the bordr rs from Vancouver to Winnipeg and every ! t feet the rest of the way. ht
 6 Ford Motor Co.,. asked the Feder ag Power Commission for license under u Id new Water Power act to construct h. plant on the Hudson River at Troy as r., to supply power for a, new manufa
 turing plant at that place. ar Federal Judge Manton ordered tn n Jules W (Nicky) Arnstein, putati be master rnind'' in New York's five nlillic 45 dollar bond theft be placed in jail un ii. he answered ouesticrs in bankruptcy pr le ceedings brought against him
 Transfer of Rear Admiral Alexander h. Halstead, from command of the Port e. mouth navy yard to command of t of Twelfth naval, district with headquarte ds at San Francisco. was announced in o m ders received at the Boston navy yard.
 English authors have begun to "sDe La their novels to audiences as result
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