Norwich bulletin., 1920-02-07

in the Roxbury district, Boston. l All trains from New York to Mon- l treal over the Rutland railway have been cancelled owing to the storm.
 A Iarqe portion of the garrison of Odessa belonging to General Deni- 1 kine's army has been made prisoner. 1 Reports of births and deaths in Aus tria for the past year show that 50,- 900 died, while births numbered only 1S,0oo,
 1 No effort will be made to call up the army reorganization bill in the sen ate until the treaty of Versailles has been disposed of.
 Construction workers of Madrid, who i have been locked out for the past month, have resumed work on build ings throughout the city.
 Traffic generally throughout the state of Rhode Island was crippled by l the worst storm of the winter. About eight inches of snow fell.
 The French government has not yet abandoned what it considers .' it's right of preference" in the purchase of the | German ships interned in Brazil. Pope Benedict has appointed Mgr. Placida Gobbini,, since 1915 secretary of the apostolic delegation to Venez- uela. auditor and nuncio to Chili.
 Burglars who stose s1,4oo from restaurant on Main street, Gloucester, 1 Mass. took the 400 pound safe in which the money was kept along with them.
 Michael J. Dodsworth, treasurer of the New York Journal of Commerce, i died at his home at, Summit, N. J, after six weeks illness. He was 61 years old.
 Ice from to 12 inches in thickness 1 has been encountered by the light house tender Zizania in relieving the ice blockade in the lower stretches of iE ECasco Bay, Me.
 i Minnesota has been authorized by [ the war department to organize a regiment of infantry in addition to the National Guard units previously allot- ted to that state
 Directors of the General Electric Company voted to propose to stock holders at a meeting March Is an in crease in capital stock from s125, 5,000,- 900 to $175,0oO,O00.
 To enable physician at Woods Hole, Mass, to visit patients who are dangerously i'll in Falmouth. few miles away, a spare locomotive was | pressed into service.
 First attempts to fly from Cairo to Cape Town will be watched in England with an interest equal to that taken in the flight of Capt. Ross Smith from England to Australia.
 National banks will be permitted to carry Liberty bonds in their lists of assets at the price at which they pur- chased them and not at the<prevail- ing market quotations. A
 Increased use of tobacco among Wo- men during 1919 was appalling ac- cording to the board of temperance, prohibition and morals of the Metho- dist Episcopal church.
 The national merchant tailors de- signers' association in convention at Cincinnati selected Chicago as the 1920 convention CllS. 1Hi4S hi4eSS1f VI Cincinnati was elected president.
 Reports of the outbreak of a reVolu- tion in Honduras are not given cred ence by Senor Velasquez, the Hondur- as consul at Panama. He has receiv- ed no word of a revolt in Honduras. Appointment of Francis E. McGov- ern of Milwaukee, Wis, as general counsel of the emergency fleet corpor- ation, was announced. He succeeds c. J. Patterson of Pittsburgh, resigned.
 Former King Constantine of Greece has broken off relations with his mother, Queen Mother Olga, and his brother, Prince Christopher, owing to the marriage of the latter to Mrs. ". B. Leeds.
 Chandler DiehI, only son of Charles S. Diehl, now at San Antonio, Tex, publisher of the San Antonion Light, and for many years assistant general manager of The Associated Press, died of pneumonia.
 Three fireren were knocked off an extension ladder by waves while they were trying to rescue two men and a woman on the roof of a hotel which was washed from it's foundations at Rockaway Beach.
 Thomas H. Catterson, known to baseball followers throughout New England, died at his home in Portland, Me. after an illness of two week with pneumonia He was born at Provi- dence about 35 years ago.
 An embargo on all coastwise freight from New Orleans to New York was declared by the southern Pacific Steamship company yesterday after 800 Iongshoremen employed at the com pany's docks failed to show up for work.
 Panteiy SoIocho, Russian, was arres- ed on a deportation warrant at New York last night as he stepped off a train from Bridgeport, Conn.,, with two suitcases, which the police said con tained 2,000 copies of a new Russian newspaper.
 Work was begun to refIoat the Am erican shipping board steamer Marne, which was sunk to the waters edge at Cristohal. Panama, on January 26 by shell fire from submarines after fire in her oil bunkers had got be- yond control.