Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-08


 Strike of Belgian coal miners in The | Charlert cca. feeds spread 70 tne La | Louvlere region invol,ln abou: 55.o09.
 A French destroyer sank the steam | ship Zenabe. flying the red flag and | freighted' with ammunition, in the Black | Sea.
 According to m election statement filed by Congressman John c. Ti.son of New Haven it cost him $500 for his re-eec- ton.
 Ataman semenUfr. defeated Cossack chief. IS expected 10 arrlve in Japan shortly. His wife and i've years old son await him.
 FortnishtIy saiIings of steamships be- tween Sweden and Chile was announced by Alexander Johnson president fl the Johnson Line.
 Edward c. Hatch. one of two sons of Albert J. Hatch of Stamford. and who was broker in New York city, died. He leaves family.
 The wage and working agreement be- tween radio operators and American steamship owners was formally extended to May l, 1921.
 Tony Buinias was held under s5.ooO bail in Brooklyn magistrates court at New York. after he had been arraigned with criminal anarchy.
 Police investigation was started to learn the identity of the person or per sons who successfully executed a S13.0O0 hotel robbery at Waterbury. press dispatch from Seoul reports that 106 Korean women have been ar rested, charged with collecting funds for the Shanghai provisional government. Soldiers and police. says Central News despatch from Cork surrounded an assembly of Sim Feiners near Macroom and arrested about two hundred of them. | Gen. Baron Wrangel, head of -he anti | bolshevik government, has cornri. ed a strategic retreat before the advance of soviet troops south of the Dnisper river. | Announcement of the personnel of the new shipping board of seven. created by the transportation act, is expected to be made at the White House within few days.
 A battalion of federal soldiers on iluey in the Mingo county (Wo. Val coal fielIs since tho strike of miners was wItI crawn was called three montAs ago
 was withdrawn.
 Buck Weaver ar-s Fred ArcHulIcn -sef the White Sox team posted si0.0O0 5ont each in Chicago to answer indictmtntl charging them with con1plicity to throw the 1919, Worlds Series. The first annual exhibit of the New England Fruit show opened at Foo
 Guard hall Hartford, with displays iron all the six New England states. Tn
 exhibit runs mostly to apples. The town of TraIee, Ireland. is fast ap preaching starvation in consequence O
 the recent police order forbidding tn carrying on of business until two missin,
 policement are returned by the towns ; people.
 General Alvaro ObreEon, president elect of Mexico. will accept an invitation from American citizens extended throuel
 Y. M. Vasquez, Mexican consul a Brownsville. Texas. to meet President
 elect Harding at the border city.
 Grated eggs made a screen for thre
 whiskey barrels which revenue officer found on a truck at Stamford. In tn
 barrels was 50 gallons of alcohol. Cha. Goldberg and O. M. Cox of Perth Am
 boy were held in $500 each for a hear 2 ing.
 State Department announced AmerIca ci.izens who have gone abroad wirhou |, American passport but with document 2 issued ny representatives of the com tries oe their original allegiance rav e ereayely comprosed their loyalty to thi ? country.
 , Gov-eIect Cox of Massachusetts head l. ed a delegation which left for San Juai e Porto Rico, to unveil a tablet e-ecte e there by he Bay State in memory >, the Sixth Massachusetts infantrymen wh d lost their lives during the SpenislI-Amel Il ican war.
 e Four bandits held up a messenger ( , the Hyde Parl, State Bank , of ehicag n and escaped with satchel ontlirS' $ s4I,000 in Liberty Bohdse anl S257. 60 o in non-negotiable checks. The messange e and a bystander wera shot and Seate = when they resisted the attack. = According to his personal expepr
 statement which was filed with the ele> o ton bureau, Governor-elect Nathan ] n Miller of New York. spent nothing an r. receive! nothing to further his electiol n IIeeiions for constituent assembl s in Vilna were fixed for Jan. g. n Twenty-Five truck drivers. standing n line for their weeks pay. were forced tc e might by three armed bandits to witne. d the theft of $4.000 from the superintent } ent's desk of a Brooklyn branch of tt
 United States Trucking Company IT
 robbers escaped in an automobile s Appellate Division of the suprer ' Court Of the First Judician Distric
 Manhattan and Bronx. reversed decisi, II of Lewis Nixon. former Public Servit T. T. Commissioner. requiring the Broolly is ECity Railroad Co. to cease charging tv ,e 5-cent fares on its F1atbush, avenue lin S A special mass was ce'ebrnted at sant !. ago, Chile yesterday in memory of tf z, late Lord Mayor MacSwineE of Cork. ] ie addition to the Irish colony. the men id bers of various and reliS:cus societit -N and bodies of students attended the SC ic vice.
 II, MAN KILLED. TWO INJURED ls WHEN TRAIN HIT AUTO TRUc
 Salisbury. Conn.,. Nov. 7.--One man ";
 killed and two were injured today whf
 a motor trucl. was strlclS bv q naesepc-