Norwich bulletin., 1920-01-10
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:. MiIIsrs advanced their prices on flour 25c to z0c.
 Anthracite output for 1919 (the | smallest in six years) totalled S6,200,- i 900 tons.
 r,1,es Total general stock of mo money e ood in 100000.
 Gold sold at 11os fine ounce in London, compared with 109c 1-2d at last .clsoing.
 Bar silver quoted at 7s pence an ounce in London, compared with $1.33 in New York.
 Legislators are reported planning to | oust every socialist officeholder in 1 New York state. Paris quoted the American dollar at II frs, II 1-2 C., compared with 10 frs, s5c, at previous close. House judiciary committee will take up the Hudspeth bill to prevent gam bling in cotton futures. American capital is being invested l heavily in commercial and financial concerns III JuSo-SlaV1 l British iron mouIders by ballot de- cided to reject terms offered for the adjustment of the dispute. 1 Total output of domestic crude oil in November, 32, ,114,000 barrels, com pared with 24,s14,O0O in 1918. 1 A report from Dublin to London de- | T1:-. D.. = lice in Ireland, was dismissed.
 The quarterly dividend of 2 per cent the United States Rubber Go.
 President Pessoa has received a re- quest from Armenia that Brazil recog- nize Armenia's independence.
 On account of the increased cost of production, the Daily Saratogan in- creased it's price from 2 to 3 cents. An aerial service between Winnipeg and St. Paul will be established this summer, it was announced at Winni- peg.
 Arno Valley is flooded and many italian towns, among which are Balci. Caprona, Pebriola and Peretolo, are isolated.
 Senator King introduced a bill pro- viding for loans on Liberty bonds by savings banks for 90 per cent. of their face value.
 Public Service Commissioner Nixon asked dismissal of gas companies ac- tion to nave 80 cent gas law declared unconstitutional.
 An additional appropriation of $2,- 000 900. making a total of s4,000,000. was asked of congress by the internal revenue bureau.
 Only one bid was received by the bureau of insular affairs at the war department for $1S00,00O 4 per cent i bonds of Porto Rico.
 Es.Louis, Lang, town beekkeeper at Greenwich, Conn.,, was arrested and held for a court hearing on the charge of stealing town funds.
 Employees of American railroads States railroad administration not to accept Canadian currency. According to Indian Mosems, Bri- tish goods will be boycotted if the peace settlement with Turkey is not satisfactory to the Mussulmans. Silk valued at s5o,ooo was recovered by policemen 1of Guttenberg and West New York on the Palisades from an overloaded motorboat sinking in the Hudson.
 w. E. HanseI, owner of chain of plantation stores, was bound to a post and burned to death by robbers who footed his headquarters at Holt, near Osceloa, Ark.
 Canadian immigration officers have bee instructed to increase their vigi- lance at border towns to prevent an influx of radicals into this country , from the United States.
 Suspension of street car service in Salem and Peabody, Mass, on Jan. 14 because of unfair jitney competition was announced by the trustees of the Eastern Massachusetts Street Railway Company.
 A house war Investigating commit tee declared responsibility for the loss of American lives through attacks ordered on armistice day should be charged to the American general , headquarters.
 aMore than two hundred automobiles , were destroyed in fire of mysterious origin which swept through the East End garage sat Montreal. The fire started with an explosion which blew off the roof of the building.
 Samuel Gompers, who spoke at Bos- ton as luncheon guest of the Boston chamber of commerce, was heckled and his voice at times drowned in a chorus of ''noes'' while he was discuss ing the recent strike of Boston police men.