Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-09

 about to stage coup.
 Republican sentiment. according to the Republican Publicity Association. is in favor of the "open shop" as part of the labor legislative program.
 An American citizen. John O'Brien, was one of two men shot dead near Ne nagh. County Tipperary. after the shoot ing of Lieutenant Hambleton.
 A drastic curfew law will be enforced m Dublin 1t was announced officially while enforcement of martial law will be withheld for the present.
 President-elect Harding VIII he the principal speaker at the annual celebra- Htion nf Fix lodges of this country to be held at Bedford, Va, Nov. 5.
 Projected establishment of s steamship service between New York and Cork was announced by J. L. Fawsitt who describ-
 ed himself as Irish consul to New York.
 Reorganization of the democrntic party
 with Governor Cox as its leader was proposed by Senator Harrison, of Mis- sissippi, head of the democratic speakers
 bureau.
 The Turkish government has addressed
 note to the powers in which it is de- clared the present time is inopportune for the ratification of the peace treaty
 by Turkey.
 Armin ". Riley, head of the flying squadron" of the Department of Jutice, announced many restaurants have sent
 revised menus showing substantial cuts in prices.
 An auction sale will be held in Youngs-
 town, Ohio of 62 passenger automobiles,
 Zen trucks, 2,500 cases of bonded whskev
 and 5S barrels of whiskey seized by the Federal agents.
 Allan B. Jaynes, national republican committeeman for Arizona, and editor and managing director of the Tucson Cit izen. died at his home in Tucson follow ing an operation.
 Several hundred round of ammunI- tion and a number of rifles have been stolen, supposedly by Sim Feiners, from
 the Orange hall in the Cowcaddens dis trict of Glasgow. Sir William Noble, engIneer-In chief to the British Post Office, which con trols the telephones of the country. de clared he American telephone system is superior to Britain's.
 The Grand Chenier Wild Life Refuge. comprising S5 .o00 acres ill Cameron and yermillion parishes, in Louisiana, was turned over to that state as gift by the Rockefeller Foundation.
 London bar silver at 14ed higher at | 54 s-S an ounce. New York domestic nrice unchanged at s9 1-2 cents. Foreign
 silver also unchanged at S2 cents. Mex 1 ican silver dollar 62 1-2 cents. | United States Bureau of Education called a series of 12 citizens regional conferences to be held in December for | the purpose of discussing school legisla- l'tjon and improving public school systems. | A despatch to the London Times from | lConstantinople says the Nationalists un- ] der Kazim Kaarabekir- Pasha outhanked l the Arnenians. who fell back on the
 Fortress of Kars, which was captured by
 the Turks.
 i As a result of the shortage of labor commercial life at Vera Cruz is practic- ally at standstill. With the last of | bandit leaders surrendering. radicals are ro,orted arrnir~ in connection with the labor war at Merida. l France and Great Britain reached an agreement whereby the French aban- ldoned their plan of having the reparation committee determine the German indem- nifty. Under the new plan the premiers | will make the decision.
 | gigantic hangar is being constructed ] at Lakehurst N. J.. for the R-Ss being | built at Bedford. England, for this 1 country The R-3s. largest dirigbile in the world. will cross the. Atlantic under American pilots next March. One man is dead and two others are dying in the Long Island College Hos rtal as a result of inhaling the fumes of sulphur used to fumigate the Greek steamship Petres.. on which they arrived ! at New York as members of the crew. Under the direction of Federal Prohibit ton Enforcement Agent Mccarthy, rahis Ewere- made on many Boston hotels. l.. c. Prior owner and manager of the <I.enox 1 and Brunswick hotels. two leading hoste'- T