Norwich bulletin., 1920-04-22

posed investigation of the anti-saloon | league.
 Governor HoIcomb has appointed David c. Sanford. harbor master at Norwalk in the place of Herman Sherron, re- signed.
 Eighty cars of coal held in the Bos- ton and Albany West Springfield yards for the last ten days were released to industries,
 army, navy, marine corps, coast guard and army nursing corps was reached by house and senate conferees.
 "Uultra" French women are placing multi-colored bird wings on their shoes and the boulevards of Paris are taking up the Mercury-footed fad
 William E.. Pussyfoot) Johnson VIII be given. welcome by the people of his home town, Westerville Ohio, when he arrives there Saturday.
 General Benjamin Kill. leader of Obregon's rebel forces, was wounded in fighting, at Contreas, near. Mexico City, the Mexican Embassy announced.
 Changes in the Harvard college en- trance requirements designed to make it easier for public school boys to prepare for the college examinations were an- nounced last night
 A resolution fixing April 24 as the time of final adjournment of the. legis- lature of New York was introduced in the senate by Majority Leader Walters. About 275 application for permits to | engage in shad fishing for the season which begins May l, have been received by the state fish and game commission 1 Ford Motor Co. at Detroit announced | it would have to suspend 30,0o0 em- pIoyes as a result of the railroad strike which halted deliveries of raw mzteri- als.
 It Is reported that Bella Kun. the former communist dictator of Hungary. who has been under internment in Aus tria. has been released and sent to Russia.
 The state convention of the Royal Arcanum was held at New Haven yes- terday. W. F. Wallace of Scranton. Pa. grand regent. and representing the su- preme council presided
 Department of commerce announced imports for the month of March were valued at s4S4. .0000. 900 setting new high record. Exports were valued at $S2O, 900, 900.
 A bill eliminating speculation In food transactions and to provide heavy pun ishment for manipulators of the market was introduced in the house by Repre- sentative Baer
 
 Senate foreign relations committed vii lreport a resolution this week de- claring state of E.th Germany and Aus tria at an end. and will repeal all war emergency laws.
 French Chamber of Deputies passed a law deferring until the end of De- francs advanced to the government by the Bank of France. J. P. Morgan & Go. was notified b, China not to pay interest on Chimes, government per cent Hu Kuang Rail way bonds due 1851. which were original ly issued in Germany. American steamer susquehanna, witI 450 passengers and crew of 2SO men . Is ashore near Lussina, on the Dalma
 
 ferred to the steamship Argentina.
 Permission to resell whent purchase, } from the United States Wheat corpora 5 tion was granted to mills throughout tn
 United States yesterday in bulletin is sued by the corporation. , New York Court of appeals decide . William H. Childs must enter a plea t
 indictment charging him with violation
 Of the corrupt practices act in the Mitch
 el-Hylan mayorality campaign in 1917. Removal of American dead froy
 within the fighting zone of France fo transportation to the United States aft n CT September Is was authorized b agreement, between American and Frenc |, governments
 Senator Black, of Brooklyn present.
 a resolution in the New York senat
 calling for the appointment of a con
 mittee of four assemblymen and thre = senators to investigate the New Tor . stock exchange.
 ., Representative Good declares membe, of congress who are advocating a soIdi, |, bonus Ito obtain favor with the seryic o men" will find that in a short time the |
 American people,"
 Seven thousand persons eheered whi N the steamship Nanschon was launched
 the Moore plant of the Bethlehem Shj se building Corporation. Ltd. This is u pr twenty-f1fth ship built for the Emergent le Fleet Corporation at Elizabeth, N. J. ;, Taxicabs fall within the definition le public conveyances contained in acc IT dent policy clauses providing for r. double indemnity in case of injury ( n, a common carrier. according to a d of cision by the New York Court of A r. peals.
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 le A bill by Miss M. Smith, repubIie, r. member of the state assembly from Ne sh York, ,'+,a authorizes and empowers t
 Victor naa association, Inc, to a l.. quire by condemnation property in t Is, City of New York for buildingea m n. morial to world war veterans -