Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-10

A proclamation was issued by Gov ernor Smith of New York designating | November to If as Girl Scout Week. According to reports the wine grape | yield of Spain this year will produce | 66. 900 900 gallons more of wine than last year.
 Secretary of the Navy Daniels an- nounced Rear Admiral Scales would be retained in command of the Naval Acad- | enly at Annapolis. United States District Attorney Lewis of Brooklyn announced that facts in his possession indicated ''profiteering to an alarming extent" in coal.
 One thousand cases of whiskey were seized in an express car on the Baltimore & Ohio railroad at Glenshaw. near Pitts burgh, by prohibition agents. The Near East Relief organization in the United States must assume responsi- bilty for the support of 500.000 Armenian people during the coming winetr.
 Theodore c. Hudson of Hartford. was elected secretary of the Trinity college alumni council, succeeding Charles F. Johnson, is2, of Hartford, resigned.s Camille Barrerre, French Ambassador to Italy, Is being considered by his government as successor of Paul Cambon. ambassador to Great Britain, who resign edl
 Premier Leygues in an interview in
 the Petit Parisien. of Paris. said France : has safely passed from war 10 peace.
 which has always been difficult for vic tors.
 About 60 pupils of the Seymour school : In West Hartford were excluded from
 school as precautionary measure against the spread of diphtheria among the pu-
 pills.
 Senator Henry Cabot Lodge. of Mass
 achusetts. will act as the chairman of the ! congressional committee supervising the
 inauguration of President-elect Harding f In March.
 s Reports continue to nrrive In Mexico = City of the disorders iT YTca tan. where. l messages say. many were killed in cleo : tion fights between the socialists and I the liberals.
  n ors-elect will attend the convention of = governors the thirteenth annual meet
 ling to be held at Harrisburg. Pa. DeceHI>
 Der l, and 5.
 , Miss Aida B. Clark, for 45 years a
 teacher in the Brown school, Hartford, ? died Monday Miss Clark was born ir Chester and was graduated from Wilbra- ham academy.
 District Attorney Harry F. Lewis. in s Brooklyn, announced Federal control of ! coal is needed" with prices ranging from I s7 to SIS ton at the mines of independ- ent coal dealers.
 Injunctlons restraining the Iron Mould
 CTS Union. local No. 6S, from interfering r with the business of the Niles Tool Works
 company. Hamilton. Ohio. were refused by the Supreme court. e King Alfonso of Spain and party ar. e rived in London. They were greeted by e King G'Nrge the queen, the Prince of ?. Wales and the Spanish ambassador and e member of the embassy. l. An investigation win be started by thu
 Treasury Department to determine q
 Robert P Brindell head of the New I.1O Ork DullulnB 1rdueS OOuHClls HlauS q B correct income tax return u An appeal Is made to the Spanish gov f ernment by the newspaper Fl Debate tC l. appoint an expert commission to conduc y a survey of the country to determine e whether there are oil deposits. T General Robert c. Neville arrived d
 New York on the French liner Lorraine h..
 centenary in this country. He planned 2. the attacks that drove the Germans iron
 Verdun.
 If Bar silver in New York was unchange, e at 91-2 cents. London silver was l.. r. off at 53 7-Sd an ounce Foreign silve $ was quoted at so 3-4 cents. decline O s l 1-4 cents. Mexican silver dollar Wal e quoted at 61 1-4.
 Striking dockmen at Vera Cruz refused
 to accept agreement reached at Mexic
 City by the Chamber of Commerce In dustry. Ship Owners Association an,
 President Huerta. A call for a genera s strike was issued.
 Between $50 and 400 Catholic clergy II men representing virtually every parsl if in the Springfield diocese. attended me  l. Ishere Monday in honor of the late Bishol
 Thomas D. Beavan.
 Former President William IT. vaft wa f. mentioned in Washington as a probabl A' successor to Edward D. White, chief jus ,, tice of the United State Supreme Cour, o- who is 75 years of age and who. 1t !s re ,t ported wants to retire.
 James M. Miles. former vice presiden no of the Standard Trust and Savings bank et rhicaEo. was sentenced to serve from on
 10 ten years in the penitentiary whel
 he pleaded guilty tosabsconding with ap
 proxinately ;3oo.ooo. of the banks funds ChannfnE Rudd. nEed 45 years. con .,l troller of government organizations fo '' war savings and treasury certificates a ,, ,, the Federal Reserve Bank in New York o- died suddenly while on his way 10 ;h 'r bank from his home in Morris Plains, ;
 More than aeo representatives of auto
 mobile manufacturing organizations at tended hearing held by the New Jerse. ~ (x-- 4r.- r.rrf