Norwich bulletin., 1920-02-02
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 Diversion to other ports of steam ships bound for Boston was begun be- cause of the strike of 1900 freight handlers.
 Elizabeth N. J., boar aof education granted fiat. bonus of S200 to 400 teachers. A plan for standardized in- creases was adopted.
 The home of Hugh Nj. Alcorn, state attorney of Hartford county, at Suf- field, was wrecked by fire Sunday aft ernoon. Loss s1O,ooO. 1 Pope Benedict received n4emcran- dunn from Arabian tribes in Palestine protesting against alleged pro Zion ist'' policy of Britain.
 Franklin w. M. cutcheon of New York city, was nominated by. Presi- dent Nelson to be a director of the war finance corporation.
 Mobilization of an organized field force of 100000 men would be pos { of the senate army reorganization bill. When two troIIeys loaded to capac- itv collided at Vanderbilt and De KaIb avenues, Brooklyn, 20 persons were injured and more than 100 badly shak en up.
 After discovery of 44 cases of wEis- key slowed under an automobile on ! the deck of the liner Yarmouth, the captain was ordered to and tell how, it came tiaro
 Window washers in Chicago have gone on strike demanding $4S week for experienced workers and s44 a week for men less than six months in the business.
 /! Captain Karl w. .Detzer was releas- l ed from custody at Governors Island. i He was charged with mistreating sol- diers and prisoners in his custody at ke Mans, France.
 Aftor having been continually en- ployed in the New York postof1ce more than 1O years, Wtn. H. Chase died at his home in Port Richmond, Staten Island, aged S7. l Mrs. Camden C. Dike, s1, mother of Norman S. Dike, county judge of
 
 ing a meeting of the Woman's Guild of the Church of the Pilgrims. 
 Judge Louis D. Gibbs, who charged the Bronx county district attorneys $ office with .coercion, intimidating and sweating witne 4ses, was publicly re- buked gy the Bronx grand jury. When the new municipal council, rF Ilof- met in Dublin, it was greeted with en- tlhusiasm by crowds as the republican flag was hoisted on the city hall Ice fields are So great around orr's l Island, Casco Bay, Me, that vessels are unable to reach there, although food and fuel supplies are running low. It is suggested that an airplane be used According to official figures of tht enrolment of political parties in New crats than republicans. Of the 1,000,- : 'drys.
 ] Chicago Tribune announced estab- lishment. of a plant welfare, drafted by five employees, to include bonuses pensions, sickness, accident and death benefits, help in home building and va cations.
 T Plans of establishment of three large industrial training schools in Af- rica for negroes was announced by Rev. J. 1. Bartholomew. D. C., cepten- : ary secretary of the Methodist church of Boston.
 T. Clinton Tyler 6rainard, president oi Q and the firm also s1,000 with the alter native of goink to jail for three months, for publishing the book Mad eleine an Autobi6grap phy.
 Three men held up John Messer and Charles Berowitz, messengers for the | Peter Doelger Brewing Co.,, and rob- bed them of a payroll of $1.s00 just outside the concerns building, 401 East 55th street, New York.
 Sergeant A. c. York, war hero, wa. forced to cancel his tour in behalf oi the York foundation to found anG maintain school in the mountain section of tn south, while in Boston He will be operated on for appendi- citis.
 The German government will in al piOpdDlIlly CdIiCel LHS dppo1nLmeHl O Baron Won Lucius, temporary diplo- matic German representative in Rome as a result of attacks upon him bJ French and other continental news. papers.
 A. Mite!aaiI Palmer, attorney general was governmnt witness in the U. S district court in New York in the equity suit brought by Max Stroehr as a stockholders in the Botany Wor- , sted M;lls of Passaic, N. J.. to restrain the government from selling majority stock of the company