Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-09

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 BRIEF TELEGRAMS | Fred II. Thraee of Windsor was noini- hated for the state senate oy t'ie demo- cratic convention of the Sc enti district . The Municipality of Zurich, Switzerland has negotiated a loan of ss.o00.o o00 from syndicate of American bankers.
 The Brazilian senate pa ved a bill con- ferring on King Albert O. Belgium the title of citizen of Brazil and marshal of | the army.
 A Paris dispatch said German and | French commissioners would soon meet to | determine reparations that must be made to France.
 William E. Garrish. NJ. A., has been ap- pointed lecturer in history at WesSyan l University to succeed Prof. Paul Burt, ! resigned.
 King Victor Emmanuel of Italy has 1 cancelled the aesthetic college education l of his son and has ordered him to learn useful trade.
 Len Small of Kankakee won the rcpub- lican nomination for governor Of Illinois by 1902 votes from Lieutenant Governor John G. ogiesby.
 The Palestine government has agreed l to pay .f20.00O damages as reparation to the Jews who suffered in the rioting at Jerusalem last April. Henry LeveridEe. aged SC, one ne the ! oldest members of Clifton lodge 9t oil Fellows, of Winsted. Conn. deI at the Odd Fellows home at Groton yesterday. Announcement was made of the death of William Young author and dramatist. at his home in Burkehaven. x. IL, Oc- tober at the age of 75.
 Japanese troops have been hurried from Korea into the Chinese province of kirim. following an attack by bandits upon the Japanese embassy in Washington.
 Robert Hochstein, 52. for many years an active member of the socialist party in Torrington, committed suicide by hang ing himself in the attic of his home.
 The Duke of Alba was married at the Spanish embassy. London. to the Mar queso San Vincente Del Barco. daughter of the Duke and Duchess of Alliago.
 Louis Roy. IS. who receievd a frac- tured skull when he was struck by an automobile truck at Torrington Monday night, died later at the hospital there.
 Peter AIexandrea, aged 2 years. died at the hospital in Torrington as the re- suit of being scalded in a pail of hot water on Wednesday. Crushed by the rollers of a rolling ma chine at the plant of the American Tube and Stamping company at bridgeport Joseph Tasneyi was instantly killed. Pussyfoot (w. E.) Johnson, American t with his dry" campaign in England des
 bite the breaking up of two recent meet
 ings.
 Announcement was made at Decatur H., by the Wabash Railroad eompan
 that 525 employees of its mechanical de
 partment would be1taken of the payrol
 October 12.
 Three persons are in the hospital an ' several others were less seriously injure . in a collision between a jtney bus al. = a curing car on Connecticut avcnu,
 Bridgeport.
 W Miss NJ. Louise Porter of Brook'vc. ; h. T., is absolved of all blame for the 5eat r. of Felix zeechin. who was killed 5y h.
 automobile at Winsted on Aug. 5, by Co
 oner s. A. Herman. ,s The state department was advised th
 24o French citizens who have been pri of oners in soviet Russia have been returnt ha to France and that 1t is expected that 8 ,It French now he'd in Russia will be r ;ie turned within short time. tb Three New Britain lads who we n caught in clothing store at Stamfo ,- and claimed that they were only trfing " supply their need of clothing were SC " to the Cheshire institution. I Complete unofficial returns by the A eu lanta Constitution showed that Tt lo- w Hardwick former United Senate re- had been nominated for Governor 'es Georgia in Wednesdays democratic D 7ct mary.
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 led The American Legion will formally ill cept the offer of the Knights of Coiumb of s. .o0o. 900 for a national memor ills building to be erected in Washington ext L meeting in the Hotel Commodore nat morrow.
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 l a Former Consular Agent William
 Jenkins the American who was held N. s150.e00 ransom after he had been k y's mapped from Puebla. Mexico, will retr ntil from Mexico soon, It was learned at Washington.
 to- rec The rev class of "plebes" at the Ur on ed States Military Academy is
 strong. and includes the largest num'
 of appointees from the ranks of the ar ks. in the history of West Point, with 50 ? ard yates nrolld.
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 on- Among positions for divorce filed in ou- superior court is that of Albert P. zro mt. candidate for governor on the tarri
 lahor ticket and president of the Harte.
 Central Labor union. He charges
 wife, Mary Krone, with desertion.
 Pan-German representatives from c 4~s.