Norwich bulletin., 1920-04-02
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lUNDENDEU lELE6kAlMO i
 New York assembly passed the s75,- | oOo,ooO annual appropriation bill.
 An Italian sirman flying from Rome to Tokio arrived at Bonglzok, Siam.
 Bar silver was quoted at s1.26 1-2 ounce in New York compared with 72 5-S in London.
 cIemenceau has left Egypt and is on his way to Paris. He will arrive home about April 25.
 6oIsheviki troops penetrated to Pe- troysk on the Caspian Sea and red cavalry occupied the town.
 Edwin WarfeId. ex-governor of Maryland, died in his home at Balti- more at the age of Il years. Soviet army in South Russia claims to have taken 25,GOO prisoners in recent operations against General Denikins forces.
 Department of Justice flying squad has opened offices in New York in 1 the federal building A squad of 50 men may be engaged.
 Harry E. Simon of Pittsburs, and Arthur L. Peterson of Vibarg, s. D., were killed yesterday when their air. plane fell at Sioux City.
 Bulgaria has sent to Italy proposal of friendship Representative of the two nations are discussing a proposed
 treaty of commercial alliance. Sales of the American Tobacco Go. in the first three months of 1920 were
 about s5.00o.000 ahead of sales in the
 the corresponding period of 1919. Russian soviets have offered peace
 to China expressing willingness to re-
 turn control of Chinese Eastern Rail-
 way and foreign. Boxer indemnity. Two men were killed and one prob , 1 ably fatally injured when a Baltimore
 & Ohio train struck a motor truck on
 crossing at Langdon, near Washing . ton.
 | Brooklyn Borough Gas Co. was de- } ned permission to charge SIPS a 5 000 cubic feet for gas. Commissioner
 Nixon raised the rate from sI.10 tc . s115.
 Gold coin amounting to s255, s | was withdrawn for export from thu : Sub Treas sury. Of this amount s25o.. S 900 goes to Cuba and s5,0o0 to Cen | tral America.
 William c. MeAdoo, former seere e tary of the treasury, replying to tn s questionable of labor says he is no 7 a candidate for democratic presiden tial nomination.
 e Admiral Benson, chairman of tn ,S c -l.f- -l h
 for the sale of the Bayles shipyard a e Port Port Jefferson. L. 1. The high n est bid was s2,Ooo.oOO. e The American Telephone and Tel n egraph company certified to the secre l. tary of New York state that it ha s, increased its capital stock from $500 " ooo,oooo to s7soooo,ooe.
 Captain John M. Foote. Of chieaa k. chief test pilot for the L. W. F. ei 1e gineering corporation of Long IslaI B. lCity, was killed in fall of 10 tt, feet near Roosevelt Field. a. Chicago is facing . general strike he city employees as an outcome of [ at city councils rejection of the revis
 budget calling for an increase in Sd
 aries totsling s4,o0o,ooo. VT By vote of 17 to 10 the MaryIa
 Senate passed the Burke racing | he providing for a statewide commissi -heI form of control and heavy taxation he the race tracks in that State. he Crew of the British schooner Glad he NJ. Street. which was abandoned a if set afire at sea March 20, are abos iii the steamer Major Wheeler, bou aid from Corunna, Spain, for Colon. lon Two large coal sheds belonging ao A. Bush & Sons at Metropolitan a- ~; nue and Newton Creek Brookl si were destroyed by fire causing S75. .+ damage. Four firemen were injured d's General Pershins witnessing me launching of the army transp tu- Chaumont. declared halt the bottle on wine should be plenty to christen ship and the rest should be consum ik- The navy's new 1,2oo 35-knot ( ion stroyer, now fitting out at Philad nile phia, will sail about May l for an su- tended cruise to the Asiatic- stati
 spending about six months in Eurc ere enroute.
 in. More than 100 armed men attacI lo ' the police barracks at Durrus, cou esi Cork, with rifles and petrol bombs nto portion of the building was destroy lbt- Several policemen were wounded, ous serious.
 Amos Bontell of Lenoxdale, Ma ,nlv was drowned and Joseph Carey ' na- rescued when a canoe in which | en- were padding on the Housatonic I the CT capsized at Sheffield, Mass, no an of Canaan, Conn.
 sla .-J <: . in sent 0s,See W1. poS ', @, @ .,,''s inn; the New England Knitting company 10 age increase of 10 per cent. Alb ,inp 750 employees will be effected. T rv is the third increase in wages at tn 1 of mills in the past year.
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