Norwich bulletin., 1920-09-03

Eleven carloads of hand-grenades were seized at Furstenfeld, Styria, while en route to Hungary.
 The resignation of W. P. CoIver, chair man of the federal trade commission, was received at the White House.
 According to. the Giornale d'Italy, members of the, Italian cabinet are di- | vided as to-. the solution of the Adri- | atic question. AEs
 A typhson caused hundreds, of thou sands of dollars damage in Manila, shut | ting off electric power and leaving the city in darkness. Brfgadier General Clarence R. Ed Edwards yesterday relinuished command of the Northeastern department which he organized in 1917. l Suffrage leaders announced they will starr vigorous campaign to have Con recticut ratify the Ninteenth Amend men to the National Constitution.
 A Montreal dispatch says Victoria bridge, three quarters of mile of plank ed roadway of which was burned a fort night ago, has been reopened to traffic. | Japan has decided to establish wire less communication between its Funa- bashi stations and Hawaii. California, Oregon, Washington and British Colum-, bia.
 Major H. S. Green in charge of the Quantico (va) Marine Barracks Post Exchanbe, was knocked unconscious in his quarters by a robber, who fled with
 s12,0O0.
 Sennor Harding is preparing a speech outlining the republican policy agrl-
 cultural issues. The address Will be
 delivered at the Minnesota State Feir,
 Sept S.
 Two persons were killed and 15 wound
 ed at Rosario, Argentina, when mounted police clashed with 1000 union workers who had gathered in front of the court
 of appeals.
 Rocky Mountain News, Denver, an- nounced the price of the paper has ad-
 vanced to 5 cents copy with subscrip- tion price for home delivery remaining
 unchanged
 ! Surgeon General Blue, United States , Public Health Service, was notified 1000 Poles are leaving Germany for the [, I Immigration.
 Colonel William V. Haskell, allied high . 1 commissioner in Armenia, since last Oc- tober. on his arrival in Paris en route to Washington said the future of Ar. | menia was gloomy.
 | Nathan L. Miller, of Syracuse. repub : lican candidate for governor of New York planes Governor Alfred E. Smitf for the unsatisfactory traction condi q tions in New York.
 Department of Agriculture announced o that the cotton crop continued to show l. improvement throughout August in.
 creasing production 250,0oo bales, mak ; ing a total of 12,7s3, ,0Oo. d Quaint Greenwich village, New York T Bohcm.an It;trltr, famous n song an'
 story "5 the .cnla. O. rev thouyht, 0;
 something 1ey+'N ,.- -uty- r'cntion-
 jazz curfew at II o'clock nightly. squad of prohibition agents unde K direction of John J. Quigley assistant t
 and cafes which were under suspician i Is New York Half the places were closed I. Max Miller, pilot and Gustave Rier m son, mechanician, were killed when tn 70 mail plane from New York to Chicag is. via Cleveland caught fire over Mcrr.s h. town, N. J., and plunged into street. - Thirteen aliens were taken under of heavy guard from the immigration sts to ton at Ellis Island and placed aboar ct the steamship Calabra. which is sailir al for Patras. The radicals are all Jugc + Slavs.
 lo Judge Martin J. Wade, of Des MOine
 Iowa. issued an order in the feder 'tl 'tl court restraining the Iowa railroad con to mission and other state officials from el n forcing the old 2-cent fare law passt ar in 1907.
 eo Steamship Panhandle State, first Anne 'p- ican. liner built in American shipyarr rnl in twenty years, arrived at New Tor sn where she will be open to pubic i oie snector preparatory to making her mai @ @,oI en voyage.
 Consideration of the policy to be fc
 lowed by the Triple Alliance" of labc
 relative to supporting the projected mi RI CTS strike in England, was resum
 when the executive committee of [