Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-02
Condensed TeIegrams

new speed of 2SS kilometers an hour.
 Operating department of railroads issued a slogan Get your cars home"
 Several alleged boIsheviki couriers on their way to Russia were arrested at Baden.
 Scotland Yard announced possibility of the use of airplanes by the Police Department.
 New York quoted bar silver at $1,3o an ounce compared with S3 Is an ounce in LonGEA.
 Officials of large Spanish cities starting a campaign to put gambling houses of business.
 Navigation on the Delaware and Raritan Canal will be resumed March 2O weather permitting. William A. Stone, former governor of Pennsylyaia, died at his home in Philadelphia late yesterday. Italian government ordered greater l restrictions in feeding the people this | winter than during the war. 1 Department of Commerce reports show 80 per cent of dyes being used in England are of home production.
 An appropriation of $2o.ooo, 1000 will be asked by Canada's Minister of Ma rine to finish shiRbuilding program.
 Charles A. Stone1am, principal
 owner of the New York Giants and
 Mason Peters purchased the Havana
 Post.
 1 Under two execut:ve orders to be
 issued by Pres1uent Wilson control of fuel will be continued by the gov 1 ernment.
 Steamship government preparing
 an extensive military campaign to put down the recent uprisings in the State
 of Bahia.
 A secret conference of German com
 munists at Durlach, three miles from
 Karlsruhe, Germany, was broken up
 by the police.
 It is announced the Senate is going
 to take plenty of time in considering
 the election of Bainbridge Colby as
 Secretary of State.
 . Department of Justice agents in s ; raid on a communist dance in the hil section of Newark captured 40 guests !, of whom 1 were held. The annual military academy ap- propriation bill, carrying total o1 $2, ,142,212 was passed yesterday by the
 senate and went to conference. Workmen in the Fowler Nail plan
 at Seymour, walked out without giv. , ing the officials of the company warn. ing and without even making any de f mand.
 2 The Fairfield Trust Company, tn I first bank in Fairfield, was organized
 yesterday. o. G. Jennings of Nev
 York and Fairfield was elected pres
 ident.
 Senator Chamberlain introduced i bill appropriating an additional S100. ? 000 900 a year for the next four year : to assist the state in highway con struction.
 2 A drive to raise s5oO,ooo to build a t addition to St. Marys hospital, Wa
 1 terbury, opened yesterday. Up | s noon a total of $232,6S9 had bee e secured in cash and pledges. n Illness of Chairman Payne of tn : Shipping Board prevented any fur f ther development of plans for the dis ', position of the former German liner ), now under the boards s control = Representative Esch, of Wisconsin h on the framers of the Esch- Cunmin l. railroad bill, declared virtually a = rates will be raised shortly after tn n return of lines to private ownership : War Criminals Commission decide = to send to Germany the names of 4 s men wanted for trial before Germa = courts. This, it is announced, is
 test of the good faith upon which th e Allies agreed.
 # Robert G. Laws, retired Londo n broker, arrived at New York on tl it steamship Cedric. He is years ol = and after a treatment of 50 capsule s of monkey glands declares he fee e. like man of forty years. $ It is officially announced that tf
 Letvian government permitted Ger ef eral Yudenitch, former commander l. the Russian Northwest Army, ar lo some of his staff of office to procee n to Paris by way of Libau. of Steamer Masdyk arrived at Ne s, This is the first shipment of Ge Ie York with fl casks of hydron blu
 man vat dyes to arrive for reparatio T. Production of potash in Germany ot January amounted to 550,0O0 tons. of Mrs. John Wanamaker, wife of u le merchant and mother of Rodms l. Wanamaker, is i'll at Atlantic Ci le from pleurisy. She is S4 years o ot and while there is no immediat l. danger physicians are gravely col is cerned about her condition D One room flats, folding beds al le kitchenette are productive of race su
 eide, according to Chicago buildil d. , contractors. The city council, inve S. t;gating the high rents, discover is that studio dwellings and sms
 apartments discourage the extensit of of family life.
 mt T. Chairman M. Taylor Pyne of | he Princeton Endowment Committee a
 nounced that the Princeton Alumni
 the Metropolitan District have su
 scribed S2, 403, ,321.12 toward the Prime Ie ton Fund to date. This represen
 52.1 per cent of the New York quo ha of $4.G0G,00o.