Norwich bulletin., 1920-09-22

Eight officials of the defunct Consum- CTS Packing Co. went on trial at Chicago for alleged illegal use of the mails to defraud.
 The firm of Moorhead and Elmore of Washington. D. C., has been suspended by the New York Stock Exchange No req was given.
 William HohenzolIern, former German emperor, has written a new will and has entrusted it to the keeping of Notary. Scrroot at Amerongen.
 Bar silver was 5s 1-2d. unchanged. an ounce in London. New York domestic price quoted at 99 1-2 cents. Foreign silver was s4 1-s cents.
 The St. Louis Democratic City commit British government for the release of Lord Mayor MacSwiney of Cork.
 France will have a wheat harvest total ling e5,ooo,ooo quintals. which is just sufficient for the bread needs of the coun- try until the next harvest.
 International CountH of Women. now meeting at Christiania, cabled President Wilson that it had indorsed the princi- pie of the League of Nations.
 Three men robbed two employees in the North Side Distributing Station of tn Haller Baking Co.,. Pittsburgh. The robbers escaped with $500 in an auto mobile.
 Charles Ponzi's Securities Exchange company was discovered yesterday dur ing the continued testimony of Miss Lucy Meli, his manager Edward r. Fischer. who is under de- 1 tention in connection with the Wall street explosion. was a patient in the Connecti- cut insane hospital, Middletoyn, for two days in 1916.
 Michael Lukas. aged 8, who had beer I missing from his home since Sunday morning. was found drowned. lying in the mud flats at Yellow Mill pond
 Bridgeport.
 Damage estimated at from Se5. 900 ts
 SSo,o00 was done at the federal build
 ing and post office at Hartford by in,
 bursting of a water main on Stat,
 street.
 | aAthNs dEtu . geurNs 0ief yesterday at St. Vincent's hospital Bridgeport from burns received whil playing about bonfire in the yard O her home
 Municipal Judge Stewart rolled the die,
 with Thirsty" Smiddy. a negro craJ s shooters. for a fine in the Chicago Ave l nue court. and smid . lost one dolla and costs.
 f George T. summerIin. Counsellor an, t Charge of the American Embassy il e Mexico City. arrived at Washington am
 immediately went into conference wit | Secretary Colby.
 - Another instaIment of s10.eoo,00o f - gold to be applied toward rance's hal | share of the $500. 900. 900 Anglo-Frenc y loan arrived at New York Monday O f the steamship Havre. f Two attachments asEreEatinG Se .6O0, ,oo
 on the property of the American an : British Manufacturing corporation. Prov d dence, R. l., makers of gasoline engine n were filed at City hall V Gov. Smith of New York announce if ne would include Mayor Hylans propo.
 al that the City of New York own an . operate itA own bus line in his speci;
 message to the legislature. T Miss Clara D. Moves. director of nur,
 ing of the American Red Cross. has saile ', for Europe for tour of inspection of ti Y nursing activities that are operating unc ss CT the auspices of the Red Cross.
 Plans for increasing cooperation b. o' tween druggists and federal officers r, T, enforce the dry and narcotic laws wei " announced at the annual convention of r, III III tail druggists which opened at StLoui ry Pr,cha.. ., uor. tnar s.oo ... l miles of public lands in the Province ne Santiago Del Estero. in Central Argel III tine by a capitalist said to be an Anne es ican has been prevented by Minister
 the Interior Gomez. it. The will of Mrs. Ellen Futile Johnso t. admitted to probate at Hartford al en disposing of a large estate, cuts off h ed grandson, Arthur c. Johnson. because
 his marriage to a German girl Mir. Joh d. son lives in Philadelphia. ng According to rumoH. leaders of q ,l- Scottish communist movement planned sensational coup to he made at Bainyr
 eight miles. southwest of Glasgow. Of
 
 I'D ure of mines imminent
 Interstste Commerce Commission s an ordered an investigation of the action nu the Iowa State Board of Railroad Cor !. missioners in dismissing the petition ne of railroads in that state for authori "a to increase interstate passenger and Pu .u' man rates.
 m International federation of Commer Of Travellers Organization, in session n- Atlantic City. charged the commerci
 traveller is at the mercy of hotel cler n- who regulate rates for rooms accordii al to demands. Reduction of railroad far les was asked.
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 ern Hide company of Boston. who W. nd Phil Paris. secretary of the compar i've was arrested in Grand Rapids Sept ir- on warrant charging larceny of S4S.9i m- died in a hospital at Detroit from pois said to have been taken with suicidal 1
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