Norwich bulletin., 1920-04-16

valued at ( 253,oOO.
 The shipbuiIding plant at Squantum will be known officially as a destroyer and submarine base.
 Rates on three and six months British treasury bills were raised l per cent. to 1-2 per cent.
 American dollar was quoted at 16 francs centimes, compared with II francs at last close in Paris. u. s. gold coin amounting to $1,- 900 900 was withdrawn from the sub- treasury for shipment to East ln- dies.
 Ten thousand workers at the Will | lys-Overland automobile plant will be idle as result of the railroad strike.
 Sugar strineency was relieved some what yesterday with the arrival of 7,- | 100000 pounds of raw sugar in Bos- l ton from Cuba.
 John Ashley Highlands, in his un- l dergraduate days at Harvard, | crack pitcher known as Jack, died suddenly at the Harvard club in New | York.
 Fresh fish are brought to the New York market from all sources or su- ply in Maine, within 300 miles, or auto trucks.
 Federal pure food officials seized as
 unfit for consumption a carload of OOOO pounds of oats at South Law
 renee, Mass.
 Directors of the British American
 Tobacco Co., will make an announce ment in a few days regarding a rum , ored new issue.
 Dan, a veteran horse at the navy yard in Boston, honored with madels in the Workhorse parades for twenty ! years, died of old age
 The army zone supply depot at : South Boston, is to be maintained as
 the general supply depot for the
 army in New England. s Postmaster Roland M. Baker opened
 a soup kitchen at Boston postoffice as y a means of aiding federal employees to V economize on luncheon expenses. I Representatives of he Canadian S jockey clubs express doubt as to 2 whether there would be horse racing n in ontario because of the heavy tax
 Railroad workers reached a settle : ment of their strike with the com # panies involved throughout Andalusia a Spain, and will begin work immedl- d ately.
 At auction total of 115' 2-1l
 shares of Stutz Motor Car Co., ol Zi America. no ar value, were sold al : $7O0 d share. The buyer was Thoma: e M. Day.
 ' Search of the rum filled hold of thu if steamer Monmouth in Boston, 1T e which a fire caused S100,000 damage -e disclosed the body of Michael J. Curtin
 a longshoreman. ,s Mayor HyIan has written to tn, a police and fire commissioners, askini 'n them to take steps to cope With tn ,n threatened rice boosting as a resul n of the railroad strike.
 Roger c. Sullivan, leader of tn "a democratic party in llonois, an d. known all over the country for nor than 30 years as a political power ,g died at his home in Chicago. CT Whiskey and other intoxieatin! es beverages were seized in spectacu e. lar daylight raid on Clarke Hote Washington street. Boston. A. l GU Levin, proprietor, was arrested. nd Case of Joseph caiIIaux, form, to French premier, on trial for allege ca tra Ison, eI1tdced the summing-u ah stage for the prosecution. The caS re was postponed over the Easter hol tse days.
 mt As result of the rejection of the
 demands for what is practically
 closed shop. Tampa asGrmak'l
 unions named a committee to con <E plete plans to call general stril
 by Saturday.
 ng Cato Aall, general agent in Jap' W for the American Steel Export C Ic- and Consul General for Norway nut Japan, is in New York, on his wa r- to the Far East via San Francis
 from London. nd Floor privileges were denied Senat -ai Georke F. Thompson. of Niagara, WI 'n+ said members Of the New York asen of bly were drunk in the long sessit or @ that resulted in the expulsion of Il
 socialist members April l. lly' A thorough investigation of t o4- killing of Paul R. DeMott of Pate est son, N. J.. who was shot while a eh tempting to escape from prison aS Wesel, Germany. will be made, 1t w DTS said at the state deartment.
 Distribution of potatoes from Aroo
 took county, Me. to points outside Ne
 England has been stopped by the raj NY road strike and resultant embargo'
 causing an almost precipitate dr' 'u- in. price from $10 to s4.50 a barrel. by
 the Charging they were "shanghaiet at and improperly treated during a vo hn age to Cape Town, South Africa, al ler return. four members of the crew
 the Peruvian freikhter Dten call' Idy at the federal building and ask err prosecution of the officials of t VIII company.
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