Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-16

Weekly statement of the Bank of France shows god on hand totaled s. 42s,42s francs, on October 13.
 Perth Amboy tN. J.) Medical Society urged modification of the Volstead act so as to permit use of light wines and beer.
 Paris quoted the American dollar at Is francs 1e confines, compared with Is francs 15 centimes at the previous close.
 Ben Blumenthal, of the United Play CTS Corporation, of New York. purchas- ed the Gaiety Theatre, at Budapest, for s13o,o0o.
 acceptance or rejection of Royal Com misioners' wage award and mousing i'm proyements.
 Presidsut Wilson accepted the res1g- nation of Jouett Shouse as Assistant | Secretary of the Treasury, to be effec- tive November 15.
 | All former temperature records for October If wA'e bra en lasn the mer- cury registered S4 The former record was made in 1883.
 Operations of the Danbury and Bethel | Street Railway company may be suspend | ed on November l unless -jitney compe- | tition is eliminated.
 Commissioner of Accounts Hirschfield l is expected to recommend indefinite sus- pension of the prospect for a new s10,- 00o,o00 court house in New York Civilians attacked an armored ear at Phi sborough Road, Dublin. During the | fight soldier was wounded and civil | ian reported to have been killed. l General Marie Emile FayoIIe of France, representative of Marshal Foch at the recent American Legion convention, sail l ed for home yesterday on La Lorraine. ' en route from San Diego, Cal, to as sist in. refioating the Mexican gunboat Progreso, stranded on Sacramento Reef | A proposal 10 permit United States | railway mail cars to cross the Rio 1 Grande att Laredo with mail for Mexi- can points was made to the Post Ofice Department.
 | London bar sifSer was Id lower at l 55 lid an ounce New York domestic l remained unchanged at 9s 1-2 cents and
 foreien silver was 5-s cents of at fl s5 5S cents.
 I Aeeosdihr .ss statisties of Governneai iinyestigstnrs, some retail coal dealers in
 New York and westchester county are
 making profit of 50 per cent on an-
 thracite coal.
 d
 William MeGovern, found guilty a
 robbery and assault upon Donate DiGio
 vanni, Torrington jitney driver. las
 spring, was sentenced to. prison for thre
 to five, years.
 Reports received at the French For eign Office said BoIsheviki troops ad
 vanced against General Wrangel on tn,
 borders of the Sea of Azof, recapturins several more towns
 Seven persons were eeverely injure, . and fourteen others slightiny hurt whel : two street cars crashed in a rear-ent collision at Woodland avenue and Eas 10th street, Cleveland.
 An agreement was signed by the Geor gan Government whereby that republi i grants Ita'y the right to exploit the cos basin in the Sukhum district. The lan is estimated to contain 200, o,ooo,OOO ton g of coal,
 r Rumors received in Washington iron
 Shanghai that PeSin Government Wa y overthrown are believed to be dispose : of by a message received by Presiden : Wilson from President Hsu Shih Chang l of China
 | Tha pefP1RRP4fAP atAar1ahfn : owned by the International Product
 Steamship Co.,, was christened at Eliza e beth, N J. Mrs. Wallace White, wifi ], of the American Counsul in Paragua! t was the sponsor.
 f Inc District of Columbia suprem Q Court at request of counsel for the Gov . ernment postponed for one week, tn hearing of the proposal of the "Bi : Five packing companies to dispose (
 their interests to F. H. Prince & Co., ( = Boston!
 n Herbert Hoover. ip an address to th Il Topeka {Kan.), Rotary Club. declared
 '"The apex of the high. cost of Twin ' prices will drop" He said wages nee
 not. come down If labor increases prt s duction.
 = Judge John, M. Hugh of the .. S. Dii = trict Court. in Brooklyn confirmed tr h special report of Gordon Auchindles - special, master, in, a suit instituted h Q the Kings. County. Lighting Co.,. to haN d the state rate laws declared unconstitl n tional and confscatory.
 Major General John A. Lejune. con
 mandant of the Marine Corps said tn;
 the killing of captive Haitian bandits | IL two marine corps privates was ordere
 by .Lieutenant H. T. Brokaw. who W; ol subsequently, adjudged Insane and r e. moved from the service. 70 Samuel n. Riddle. in PhT1adelphi lg declared there is not enough money IT. existence to take Man O War out F this country" setting at rest rumo of that his horse would go to England. I n also turned down the .s0.oc offer for ol match race at the -Latonia track. C. Official snnouneement was made ,oI the Piebiscite Commission, that the pie CT iscite on the question of whether Kan
 enfurt should continue as part of Au
 tria or be given to Jpgo- -Slavia. was ia
 orable to Austria. More that 5s D oe cent of the ballots were in favor of Au
 tria.
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