Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-02

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 Soft coal production has exceeded twelve million tons for the third week iE 
 Ty,e general elections in Greece have been postponed until November IA. They were originally fixed for November '.
 All rooms in private dwellings in War saw have been communicated by the gov i ernment to meet the housing situation in that city.
 The ragged stranger" for whose mur- ! der Carl Wanderer is still under indict- | ment was identified as John Barrett, ex- Canadian soldier.
 Three persons were seriously injured when the Pennsylvania express train No. 30, named the New Yorker, was derailed at Newark Ohio.
 During last week 26,s32 aliens arrived in New York city, declared billions of dol- conditions on Ellis Island, 6,927 of them were held in ships.
 The commission appointed July ' last to reorganize the Interchurch World Movement will hold three-days' secret Nession in New York.
 pr. Joseph Swain. for nineteen years president of Swarthmore college, resigned to take effect June 30, 1921. Ill health caused his action, he said.
 Wholesale prices O. beef and pork de- clined substantially duri gnOctober said a statement issued by the Institute of
 
 Joseph F. Pogue. industrial economist in New ork City, declared billions of dol lars a year are wasted as a result of fuel -raste in American homes.
 Edward Purcell, r., c, Waterbury, was killed Sunday when an automobile in which he was riding overturned between Middlehury and Naugatuck.
 Bar silver in London was 5e 1-2d an ounce. up 1-Sd New ork domestic price. 29 1-2 cents, unchanged, and foreign silver 1-2 cent off at 80 cents.
 A bronze tablet commemoreting the founding of the American Naby 145 years ago was placed at the foot of the Paul 'ones Monument in Washington Eleven retau coal OedierS anu two mine operators were indicted by the fed eral grand jury at Birmingham, Ala, on charges of violating the Lever act.
 The ten cent fare went into effect yes- terday on the trolley lines of tn Con- nct;cut Company, which oprates 90 per cent. of the trolley mileage in the state. 1 James A. F1aherty. supreme knight of the Knights of Columbus, called upon all members of the organization to pray for the 'repose of the soup of Terence Mac Swiney.
 Nose Christensen. former president of the National Dancing Masters Associa- tion, died at Portland, Ore. He was re lputed to be the originator of several mod
 erndances.
 The Press Congress of the world which was to have been held in Sydney, Aus tralia. in 1918. but was postponed until
 March. 1921, has been further postponed indefinitely.
 The President and Mrs. Wilson and Secretary and Mrs. Tumulty marked their ballots and mailed them to New Jersey.
 Members of the Cabinet will go to their | homes 10 vote.
 Details of the prospective Cuban loan to be used for financing this years sugar crop will be arranged in New York this
 week by representatives, of the Cuban ! legation and American bankers. ,l General Felix Diaz, nephew of a form ; CT Mexican president, arrived at New Orleans from Havana, to which place he , went after his exile from Mexico for al } leged revolutionary activities. The mine sweeper Tanager has beer } sent from Guantanamo, Cuba, in searci . of the steamer Rambler, pi evious,y re 7 ported adrift off the southwest coast o ] Cuba with 15 passengers aboard.
 The federal quarantine against the Flu 7 ropean corn borer has been extended b! 9 the department of agriculture to includ T additional cities and towns in Massachu s sets, New Hampshire and New York. pr. Eugen Schiffer, former minister O e justice, speaking in the reichstag agains l the Versailles treaty, said that the Ger s man people had been deceived into lay ing down their arms by President Wilson
 Election of three senators, one a wo U man, together with number of con gressmen, is predicted for the farmer-la bor party by J. G. Brown, it's campaign : manager at national headquarteu il . Chicago
 II II According to the Shipping Board i . Washington, the American merchant ma oo rine was increased through cinstructio N by the United States Shipping Board o
 2,176 ships, totaling 12,393,S11 dead
 weight tons.
 3 Two negroes are dead and tweIy
 others in jail charged with arson. as tn S result of the simultaneous burning Sur e day night of two farm houses, a cotton gi f and a number of tenant houses in Mon e gomery County, Ala.
 U The ArmenIans have agreed to perm Il the passage of soviet troops through Al U menia. as demanded in an ultimatum pr, z sented by the Russian soviet represent; d tive. on condition that the Turkish n; . tionalist troops are withdrawn. At a meeting of various Japanese O ~ ganizations established to promote frient Y ship between this country and Japa :, resolutions were passed calling upon u . . people to exercise patience and self-col >rol regarding the~ Japanese-Califosl sl
 question.
 Complete disintegration of both tl IS Building Trades Council, a labor unic i organization and the Building Trade ,f Employers association is expected to fo e low revelations of the New York legi ,e lative committee conducting an investig;