Norwich bulletin., 1920-02-09
Condensed TeIegrams

Work was resumed Friday in fifty five cotton mills in Bombay which have been tied up by strike.
 Nantucket's isolation was broken Saturday morning with the arrival of the steamer Sankaty.
 A shortage of milk was among the effects of the storm most seriously considered in Boston.
 Spain has agreed to defer for on year the payment of the French debt of 45o,00o,OO0 pesetas.
 EoIshevik forces are advancing along the shore of the Black sea twenty miles northeast of Odessa.
 The government wireless station at Otter Cliffs, Bar Iarbor, was put out of commission by the storm.
 Austria has received 25o,ooo,o 900 kroner from the sale of former Elm peror Charles personal property. Secretary Lane of the department of the interior has placed his resignation in the hands of President Wilson
 An increase in pay of 25 per cent for the canal zone police was announced. About 200 men benefit by the raise.
 Premier Lloyd George is reported to favor substantial modification of the list of Germans whose surrender the allies demand.
 Three of the four high power naval radio stations on the Atlantic coast were ont of commission as the result of the recent storm. William Simmons has been appoint ed general freight and passenger agent of the Souther Pacific Steamship con- pany (Morgan Ine). Secretary Lane asked eoneress to increase appropriations for work on irrigation projects next year from ST. S73,ooo to $12,S7S,oo0.
 Wholesale footing of nucrchandise intransit upon the railroads of the United States, caused loss of approx imately s45,0o0,00O in 1919.
 Eamon de Valera was made ar adopted son of Holy Cross college Sat urday when the college conferred OF l him the honorary degree of LID.
 The Spanish steamer Leon Thir. l teenth arrived at New York from Ha- yana after navigating all the way from Cape, Hatteras solely by wireless di- l rection.
 Two safes in the New York offices i of the International Agricultural cor poration were footed of $500 wortt of securities, postage and revenue : stamps.
 Pope Benedict is preparing a coIlec tive letter addressed to the Catholic church in France, inviting members O that faith to rally in support of tn, republic.
 Fire Saturday morning caused los, of $250,O00 when it destroyed the Bern. ard warehouse in water street at thu edge of the business district of Syra cuse, N. Y.
 The London Times airplane whicE is attempting flight to Cape Tow1 left Assuan, Upper Egyt at 7:15 o'cloel yesterday morning for Khartum, East ern Sudan.
 Buenos Aires was without taxicaI service Friday as the chauffeurs, tt the number of several thousand, ceas ed work to attend the funeral of fiv, members of their union. Gaudenoio de Ia Lave, formerIy federal general, but in recent years al outlaw leader in the Vera Cruz region was captured February 8 in a battl, near Nautla. state of Vera Cruz.
 No embargo on cotton importation has been put into effect by the Britisl government and under recent cour decision such a step would be impos sfble except by act of parliament
 pr. Charles D. WaIcott, secretary c the Smithsonian Institution, was ad vised of his election to the Roya Swedish Academy of Science in appre ciation of his scientific researches. Rather than face a charge of pick ing pockets, Nathan Palestine = lai, down on the tracks of the elevate, railway in the Bronx and let a trail run over him. He was instantly killed l MARKED CARDS USED