Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-24

Drugs valued at SlO0,0OO were BeiIeo at Toledo Ohio, in government raid. he drugs were said to have been smuggled in from Canxda.
 George L. PIatt. chief mastering officer on the staff of the C. A. k. for, the de- partment of. Connecticut, died at his home in Waterbury.
 ulree armed men entered the Penn avenue branch of the Metropolitan Trust Co. in Pittsburgh. and escaped in an au- tomobile with S5.75o.
 Damage of more than s5oo.ooo was caused by fire which destroyed the stores of the F. w. rWoolworth Co. and Mer- ceau & Co.,. in Quebec.
 Frank J. Boyd. prohibition director of the New York district will shortly be transferred to another post, it was re ported in Washington.
 It Is understood n conference will be held in London soon by Premiers Ley gues and Lloyd George to consider prob lems in the Near East.
 Whitney Farren, Representative of the D'Annunzio government in this country. announced D'Annunzio will not recogize the Adriatic peace treaty.
 A bump in the road causing an auto mobile to jolt. exploded a shotgun In the hands of George Tillotson at Pelham, N. H., blowing his head off.
 Governor-elect Miller of New York de- nied reports that legislative leaders have decided to have a thorough investigation of the Hylan administration.
 Expenditures of the Republican Ma tional Committee between June IA and Nov. 19 totalled s4,0222.5S0. with re- ceipts amounting to s3,S33,152.
 Clifford Lanpher and Woodrow Kane. 13 years of age, were killed while coast ing when their sled .collided with an auto mobile at North Hyde Park, Vt.
 Georfge W. Breck, promient artist and former director of the American Acade- my of Fine Arts at Rome, died at his home, Flushing, L. l., of apoplol
 pr. J. Hammond Manery, a dentist of South Norwalk was found dead at the wheel of his automobile in his garage last night, apoplexy being the cause.
 The Shipping Board steamer City of St. Joseph. bound from Piraeus for Balti- more. reported by radio that she was in trouble, 400 miles east of the Delaware Capes.
 | Flying Cadets sigmund, Szmyanzki. oi { cff srf ! Berkeley. Cal, were killed at Kelly Field Texas, when their plane crashed to the ground. u. James Bryce, former British ambassa dor to the United States, pictured tn, ! world at ''the abyss of calamity int which the war has plunged it,' in a let ter to the Colonial Society of Boston. Japan has pooled rights in three ran roads in China, with the nations m ing up the consortium. which will play g principal part in the financing of Chinese engagements.
 1 It was announced at the War Depart ment the American army in Germany i being reduced to bring it within the au i thorized strength of the army reorgani 1 zation act.
 City ordinance of Newport, Ky. re quiring out of town firms which transact certain businesses in that city to pay z 1 business license tax were upheld by tht supreme court.
 Seven bandits were captured in a fiEh
 with Pennsylvanit Railroad detective at Metuchen Hollow. N. J.. in an attemp
 to rob train of SS00,O00 worth of silk Two were shot
 Frank S. Adams died in . hospital f. Boston where he was taken sick whil attending a meeting of the New Englant Milk Producers Association which elect ed him president.
 T After six years the University of Der lin succeeded in finding professor o
 German to take the place of Eric Schmidt. who died during the frs
 months of the war.
 Coast guards rescued the crew of tn
 schooner Pohasset. bound from Bars bmoro, N. S.. to Boston, which struck o
 Trundy's Reef. near Cape Elizabeth, dur : ing a heavy snowstorm. Sir Hamar Greenwood, chief secrctar for Ireland. declared in Commons the plans of paid assassirs," discovered re
 gently included destruction of life an property In England as well as Ireland. George ". Rreck. prominent artist an ' of the New York Tribune, and for years identified with New York paper
 died at his hore on Morning gside Height
 of ptornaine poisoning. complicated h ! heart trouble
 The Western Union Telegraph Com pany applied to the District of Columbi i, Supreme for an injunction to restrai , Secretary Daniels from interfering in th ,' construction of cable between Milan and Miami Beach, Florida. The Board of Estimate of New Tor ] City. by unanimous vote adopted a res
 lution condemning the action of the Int
 terstate Commerce Con,risslon in gran