Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-13

l OppeT AuSIIld-
 Exports from the United States to Canada for the first three months of | this year amounted to s22s,79o,119.
 Senator Jones introduced a bill pro- viding for the repeal of all war laws | It would be effective upon enactment.
 Lady Trowbridge declared in London | lthat smoking helps the creative faculty | and helps women keep their tempers.
 It was announced at Ottawa that l eight more vessels will be added to the | Canadian merchant marine before June 1. |
 Colonel Harry Lee was nominated by President Wilson to be Brigadier General in the Marine Corps for temporary ser vice.
 Cotton manufacturers of Fall River, !, Mass, made an offer of 15 per cent. increase in cotton operatives wages eff fective June 1. Leaking phOsgene gas, used by the American army in France overcame four students in chemistry laboratory at , Tufts college
 Roy s. MacEIwee, of New York. nominated by President Wilson to be di- iT6ClOT. Ol lHc BuT6du Ol OIcfSA anu , Domestic Commerce. Five hundred of the 1900 employees of the American Screw company were laid ' 0 fffor an indefinite period by the man !! agement yesterday.
 d Mrs. Minnie Strain. of Lynn, Mass, T dropped dead when she called to visit r Mrs. Pearl Murray and found her body : | lying in a casket-
 r Owing to the scarcity of food the Q American Relief Association warehouses h in Aussig are in danger of being plund- u cred by the starving people.
 Marcus Jones, under sentence to the + naval prison at Portsmouth, \. H., for . a term of two years, escaped by swim g ming across Piscataqua river. 10 Roundup of 5000 seIective service d sackers in Long Island and Staten Is- .n land will begin at once. U. s. District At N- torney Ross, of Brooklyn, declared.
 The CroweTI Thurlow Steamship Go \ Boston declared a stock dividend of 200 # per cent, and voted to increase it: 2 oA capialt stock from $1,0oO,0Oo to s3,0o0, m 900.
 1T Auditor General of Jamaica left King CT ston for Colon to investigate conditions il ot the Canal Zone and treatment of Wes De Indian laborers and artisans workinl II. there.
 IT. The award by Harvard University of ti- gold medal and $500 in old to Dr. Theo at bald Smith of Princeton University fo He his efforts in fighting disease was an lot nounced.
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 .se The Boston and Maine bridge unde ds construction over the Merrimac river 8
 Haverhill, Mass, was closed when sur ed port plate at each end of the structur
 weakened.
 .d The supreme court in petitions filed h d the government was asked to determin
 the extent of the authority of the fet
 eral trade commission over business ol
 ganization.
 0N Six hundred residents of tenements
 Springfield Mass. formed the Tenant ma Protective Association of Springfield, ty means of blocking alleged rent prof on. eering by spectators. .si- Captain Ludwig l.. Grondis, memb tor of the French military mission to ct beria. and commander of the Leopoldin ec- of the French Line, which sailed f' ts Hacre delivered bitter attack on u md ~-.tn p.ci,
  ..r which went aground at the mouth of Il tL lharbor of San Juan. Porto Rico, is st - hard and fast in the mud. The sea t;r calm and all passengers remained on board.
 the r. rol,;o oo-rasrondent of the Hon Po- ulu Advertiser. reported that Roland
 Morris. United States ambassador
 iJapan intends resigning to participate
 the presidential election in the Unit RD States.
 Twelve automobiles were destroy ltre and the household goods of 200 famili A. badly damaged in a two-alarm fire tn cut swept the lower floor of the Cady Mo 935 ing and Storage Company warehous ort- Providence.
 she her ., T -nu' iternational News Bureau. Inc, Bostc g s was arraigned in the federal court on chare of larceny of papers from the b
 reau of investigation of the departme
 of justice.
 'Cb A commercial agency of the "Libel Constitutional Party of Mexico" has be 'io- esta blished in New York, according relS MaIluel uo !" eii'' . :. orn- seil as aclin coiiiiiiei0'ai 'se'' , to new government.
 East Orange, \. 5, Nity touuch II on decided to withdraw from membership louI the New Jersey League of Municipaliti iIeu; % The council declared it did not belle otei the city benefited to the extent of 'seA money paid in for membership fees.
 fight aaginst the Hillquit progr'
 was made by J. Lewis Engdahlm. he RTS of the Illinois delegation, demanding
 dictatorship of laboring classes and 1ong corporation of radical principle of int d a. US US national sovietism in the 1920 platfo ta1' iaIe of the socialist party. gers. For the mast few months German mi hout ufacturers have been busy in restor an foreign trade with Scandinavian col trlct tries and every Scandinavian port present is damned with German stea |" CTS no larger than tugboats and pacl
 to the gunwales with German articles
 Hugh c. Wallace. American Ambas LES dor at Paris, announced the formtion
 dor at Paris, announced the formation leral of committee to supervise the CT 'rofit lions of a monument to commemor one the burial of a battalion of French two diers who were overwhelmed al Y ram dun. s J.
 tered An emergency fleet of 15o trucks m pros- ned by employees of combined comm
 cial interests, including the Mercha
 Association and Chamber of Comme
 will be sent out in effort to fc
 union teamsters to haN non-union 20