Norwich bulletin., 1920-01-29

a British vessel at Constantinople.
 The Consolidated Textile Corpora ton has acquired control of the Wind sor Print Works at North Adams, Mass.
 Frederick w. Esner senior vice president of the Fidelity Trust Go. died of heart disease. at his home in Newark.
 Paris quoted the dollar at 12 frs. 75 cents compared with F frs. S5 cents at previous close and 12 frs. s2 cents in New York.
 Statistics published by the IFnmiera- ton Restriction League show that the arrival of immigrants in 1919 were fewer than in 1917.
 More than 100 convicts in Auburn prison, New York, were isolated as suspicious influenza cases and sent to the prison hospital.
 California Packing Corporation re- ported business for present fiscal year ending Feb 2S next, is expected to exceed $7O,ooo,OOo.
 
 Twenty carloads of medical sup plies passed through Berne the last week for Vienna. They were sent by the American Red Cross.
 Supreme Court Justice Greenbaum denied permission of the Kings Coun- ty Gas O.. to charge 95 cents 1000 cubic feet for gas in Brooklyn.
 The 400 Kansas coal miners who went on strike to test the validity of the Kansas Industrial Court law, are back at work, pending outcome of test
 A Belgrade report says the Juso- Slav government decided to accept the allied ultimatum with regard to set 1 tlement of the AdriaGc controversy.
 The increase in the price of French bread, which was to have gone into effect Feb. l, was again put over, ow- ing to the recent change in the Min istry.
 William o. Jenkins, United States consular agent at Puebla, Mexico, will be a witness before the senate sub committee Investigating affairs in Mexico.
 Repeal Of the direct primary law and restoration of the state convention system is proposed in bill intro dlced in the, New York. Legislature by Senator Walton,
 l According to reports from The Hague to the Paris. Matin, if the United States refuses to accept the mandates for Armenia, Holland may receive the mandate
 The French government has pre- sented to Frederic c. Penheld, for mer United States ambassador to Vienna. handsomely embellished vase nearly four feet in height. l A despatch from Warnemunde, Ger many, says 200 airplanes were de- stroyed in a fire which started in the hangars there Saturday night. The loss is several million marks. l John F. Kramer prohibition com missioner of the United States is in l New York for the first time since as- suming office. He will confer with local and federal authorities.
 Vienna coal situation is so improv. 1 ed that trolleys are running and the atres are open two nights a week. Discomfort is spreading, however, be- cause of the general situation.
 John Romansky, 36, of East Berlin, Conn.,, failed in an attempt to com init suicide at his home Monday night, i although f7e fired five S1ot into his head with a small calibre revolver.
 Hungarian palaces and estates, valued at from $100,000 to S2OO 900. are being bought by Americans. Eng lishmen and Frenchmen for insignifi- cant sums ranging from $5,o90 to j$10,O00.
 Robberts broke into 12 officers in the loft building at 29 West 3sth Street, New York, blew five safes and escaped with cash, Liberty bonds and jewelry, but missed $75,ooo worth of jewelry.
 Congressman 6yrnes, vigorously at lacked Rear-Ad4ral Sims, leading figure in the naval decorations con troversy, and the pending Senate in vestigation of the navy's conduct of the war.
 Of the 5oo.ooo Austro Hungarian prisoners of war taken by Russians. 350,0o0 perished in Siberia from small pox and typhus, according to VIaIli- [ vostok reports to the International Red Cross headquarters, Geneva. German government has sent a note tc Paris trying once more to induce the Allies to renounce execution of Article 22S of the peace treaty, dealing with the surrender of persons accused l of violations of the law and customs Of war.
 The French liner eavoie from Eavre and the Cunarder Mauretania from Southampton arrived after vov- ages of extreme severity. Major R. Lloyd George. son of the British Premier and Mrs. George were on the Savoie.
 Representatives ef ranch owners along the Mexican border applied to Senate immigration committee to ask 1 lifting the migration laws one year to permit Mexican labor to come in to Texas, New Mexico and Arizona | for work.
 A delegation of the American Fed eration of Labor. headed by Frank Morrison, called at the White House ! with representatives of workers and | farmers and requested President WI son to extend government railway control two years.
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