Norwich bulletin., 1920-04-21

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 BRIEF TELECRAMS stutz Motors stocks rose to a new high level of s73O share.
 French government is planning control of wheat and to fix prices for three years.
 The Danbury common council voted in favor of daylight saving beginning next Sunday.
 Bar silver was unchanged at 1.171 in New York, compared with sSs in London.
 American Sugar Refining Co. raised refined granulated sugar price to 17a cents a pound.
 Investigation by federal grand jury of the railroad strike in New York was postponed until April 2S.
 The Bristol common council adopted an ordinance providing for the adoption of daylight saving beginning next Sunday
 Paris quoted the American dollar at 10 IrancS zS centtmes. compared with 16 francs 45 centimes last quotation.
 Upkeep of government of this coun- try for the first nine months of the fis- cal year is estimated at $5,02S,176,0OG.
 Daylight saving for To-rington ef- fective April 25 has been adopted by the board of warden and burgesses.
 in TInA T industry threaten to strike unless a wage increase or 60 per cent is granted.
 During the week of April 10 output of soft coal amounted to 9.773, DOC tons Anthracite output estimated at 1,473,000 tons.
 Brooklyn federal grand jury is talk ing up question of profiteering and is investigating cases where arrests were made.
 American Manufacturers' Association unearthed another alleged attempt at piracy of an American trademark in Brazil.
 In 8 collision with the Canadian gov ernment steamer the pilot boat Howard B. Troop was sunk mile and half off St. John, N. B. Railroad appropriation of $500, 900 de- cided on by house appropriation com mittee for winding up affairs of the railroad administration.
 With a view of stimulating produc. tion of loose leaf tobacco industry, the House passed and sent to the senate the 7-cent tobacco tax bill. Charles Grismer, president of tn, | United Butchers Association of Brook lyn, arrangel with U. S. Commissions Ross for the sale of army beef.
 A deputation of the citizens' amnest. committee headed by Prof. Basil M Manley, of Washington has asked fo extension of amnesty to all politica prisoners.
 Mayor Hartenstein of Rockville wa authorized by the common council t name a committee of three to confer wit manufacturers on the daylight savin question
 Several Middlebury, (vt.t colleg students wore overalls at chapel an j about the campus yssterday. Some C the professors announced that the would do likewise shortly.
 American Red Cross supplies en .rout from Marseilles to ConstantinopIe wer destroyed when the steamer Revwhic caught fire in Salonilxi. The ship is total loss.
 In order to increase the output cotton in Frances colonies that go' ernment announced it will assist grow CTS in the Niger and Senegal valley during the coming year. Chairman Cary of the United Stat, Steel Corporation in his address stockholders at the annual meeting Hoboken, N. J., declared he was not 7 favor of certain shop boards.
 E.. c. Simmons, founder of the har, I ware company which bears his nam lied at his home in St. Louis. He WI y so years old, and was associated vii the hardware trade for 64 years. t J. H. Case, acting governor of u s federal reserve bank of New York, sued a statement warning financial i : stitions to beware of counterfeit $1 8 $2O and $50 federal reserve notes. = The Massachusetts senate passed l. bill to exempt stock dividends fro l, taxation, the exemption to apply to di n idends received in 1919 and subsequent > The house has not yet acted upon t l' measure.
 $ The U. s. Supreme Court upheld t migratory bird act of 1918 designed : carry out provisions of a treaty |
 tween this country and England. T
 "Jim Crow'' car law in Kentucky W also upheld.
 Refusal of the Picking government
 reply to the demands that secret neg
 tiations with Japan relative to Shantu
 cease and that a decree abrogating secl
 treaties be published coused strike
 30,000 students.
 United States Supreme Court d
 missed the appeal of Charles L. Bae
 der, convicted in Oakland. Cal, of ha
 ing in his possession steel dies simil to those used in coining money
 was sentenced to one years imprisc
 ment.
 Hearings were resumed in the cal
 of alleged anarchists and radicals h.
 at Ellis Island for deportation. A
 ing Immigration Commissioner Uhl
 clared 250 cases were triel ond the t
 timony sent to the department of lal
 at Washington.
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