Norwich bulletin., 1920-02-19

Grain organizations of North Dakota are still protesting against the bill ot grain corporation.
 Allied supreme council decided upon nternationalization of the Dardenelles and Bosphorus.
 Business office of the Pittsburgh Leader wrecked by fire. A loss Of $15,0OO was reported.
 A recess until Feb. 25 was taken by the naval court of inquiry into New ports vice conditions.
 It was reported in Chicago the gov ernment would make a drive against foodstuffs prices there.
 Gabrielle D'Annunzio is reported ts have said annexation of Fiume by Italy is now impossible.
 Five times as many nurses as are now available could be used in com batting influenza in Maine.
 Wallace F. Robinson, financier and philanthropist, died at his home ln Boston after a brief illness.
 Della M. filling, 50, farmer of Orange, fell on the ice yesterday and died in a hospital of a broken skull.
 According to Eggsn Schiller, the German minister of justice. Germany is punishing all her own war culprits.
 William DevoII, Jr., city editor of the New Bedford Standard, died of pneumonia, after an illness of ten days.
 Nine fires started on the seven sugar about 90 acres of cane sugar were burned.
 According to the PaII Mall Gazette, Premier Lloyd George offered Lord Reading the ambassadorship at Wash ington.
 President of the Canadian Pacific Railroad reported to have predicted an increase in railroad rates in the do- nainion.
 The will of Henry B. Endicott leaves virtually the entire estate, which is estimated at $1o 100000, to his immedi- ate family.
 Edmund Blake, Coast Artillery at Panama, received the French Legion of Honor for services rendered on the French battlefield.
 A bill providing for a vehicuIar tun- nel under the Hudson between New Jersey and New York was introduced ] in the NeW Jersey senate The Austrian regional assemblies, ir session at Salzburg, decided that. the Austrian constitution should provide for a federation ofzstates,
 Bills carrying appropriations for tht purchase of munitions for gunboat! and destroyers were presented in ths Cortes by the minister of marine. Rear Admiral Benson, chief of nava the retired list, was appointed by Pres ident ilson to succeed John Bartor i Payne as head of the shipping board.
 Loss due to the burning of thu plan of the Steere Organ Company a Springfield, Mass, was placed by com pany officials at between $200.O00 ant S250,000.
 The wooden steamer Ripoaenus, coal carrier, reported by wreless tha she was caught in the ice at Sears port, Me, and needed immediate as sistance.
 All wartime restrictions on interna raido communication in the Unitet States were lifted, effective Feb. 2s under an executive order signed by tn president.
 The council of ambassadors decided today to allow Austrian delegates t be attached to the Inter-Allied com missions which are to be sent to east ern Austria.
 Rev. James H. Pettaa, missionar to Japan for more than 40 years, die suddenly at the offices in Boston o the American Board of Commissioner for Foreign Missions.
 The appointment of commission t
 care for the graves of Massaehusett men who died overseas was advocate
 before a legislative committee b Judge Edward L. Logan.
 Lady Astor, in an address at Prom rose League, in Londan, declared tn : Monroe Doctrine would not be wort the paper it was written on if it wer not for the British navy.
 Merger of Great Northern, Norther Pacific and the Burlington railroad into one system shortly after govern ment control is relinquished was fore
 casted in railroad circles.
 A large tank car of wine, cons;gne
 to Boston from California, was broke
 into at Springfield, Mass, by railwa employees and enough consumed to in
 capacitate scores of workmen. Harvard university celebrated tt } establishment of it's graduate schoC
 of education at dinner at the Han , yard Union given by the visiting com mittee of the board of overseers To relieve threatened milk farnin
 facing New York as a result of Sun !, days blizzard stalling trains up stat ' the Pennsylvania Railroad placed a I embargo on all freight except milk : French internal loan of unlimite
 amount will be offered simultaneous
 in principal reserve and central re
 serve cities of the United States, be : ginning Friday and ending March 20