Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-20

Forty ships of various nations arriv- | rived at Constantinople carrying s50,OOO | refugees from the Crlmea. All shops of the Central Vermont rail- y wall be closed next week putting about about 500 men out of worK
 A fine of s1.oOO was imposed in the liquor case against Timothy P. Collins a hotel keeper of New Bedford
 Former French premier Clemenceau sold his newspaper L'Homme Libre, to a group of his former political enemies.
 Two thousand men have been put back at work in the parts department of the Willys- Overland Automobile Company
 Armenia rejected the National Turks ultimatum providing for the establish ment of soviet under Turkish protec- ton.
 It is reported 2,eoO bottles of whiskey. gin and rum were removed from the Ward liner Mexico afar she arrived in New York.
 A decrease of per cent in retail food prices in October throughout the United States was shown in Department of lab or statistics.
 Fire which started in the U. S. Ship pIng Board steamer West Eagle and thr satened to destroy the boat has been extiI'g 'guished.
 Louis Daniel Giroux. son of Joseph L. Giroux mine operator, was arrested at his home in Los Angeles on charges of evading the draft
 Tho National Grange at Its 54th an- nual session adopted a resolution declar- ing for the open shop and in favor of collective bargaining.
 seat on the New York Stock Ex- change was sold for. 5000. compared with s1o5,000 for the previous sale. The record price is s115,o00.
 Russian boIshevik in their campaign against Ukrainians in their campaign Podolsk, capital of Podolia. Occupation of Crimea was extended.
 Camp Kearney, near San Diego. Cal. one of the largest wartime mobilization points. was turned over to the United States public health service.
 Ivan Moreheuse. of Bridgeport. was appointed temporary receiver of tre Les lie Leeds Company of Stratford, manu- lecturers of safety razors. Governor Stephens of California was in- yited by General Obregon, president-elect of Mexico to be present at his inaugura- tion in Mexico City Dec. l. F. American Red Cross at salonica was l instructed to be prepared to assist 1000 Russian regugees coming from the is land of Lemmos, Aegean Sea. | -.-----... Governor Coolidge condemned cancel lation of contracts by trades people who were caught in a falling market with orders for goods at high prices | Three persons were eIectrocuted at Sturgeon Bay, Wis, when their automo- bile plunged off a bridgt and struck an e.ectric wire carrying 23,000 volts.
 \ vote of confidence in the Italian premier was given when a socialist mo- tion, censuring the governments intern al policy. was rejected by POP to S5. Secretary Daniels announced the Navy Department would uphold Rear Admiral Scales, head of the Naval Academy ir discharging midshipmen for hazing.
 Ignace Paderewski former Polish prem fer, signed the convention between Po- Hand anI the free city of Danzig at the French Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
 General Esu shu-ChenE. former com mander of the Chinese frontic forces ir Mongolia and leader of the Anfu elemen opposing the government, has escaped.
 A budget calling for the expenditure oi $22745, 900 for benevolent purposes by tht Methodist Episcopal church was adopted by the council of the board of Benevo' lence.
 Police usine ladders borrowed from nearby firehouse, entered the Mohicar Iclub on the third floor of the Lyric the atre building, Bridgeport and arrested ? alleged gamblers.
 Arguments for and against the wag' increase demanded by employees or nor than 100 short line" railroads will b' held before the U. s. railway labol board, in Chicago.
 Tae Uruguayan government is prepar ing for extensive entertainments in homo of Bainbridge Colby, the American sec retary of state, during his forthcomins visit to Montevideo.
 Nathan L. Miller. governor-elect q 1 New York, arrived in New York city. HI says he expects to have Vo.stead prohi bition act incorporated in state laws a next session of legislature.
 Fifteen or twenty children were in jured in Chicago when an automobile bui in which they were returning from kin dergarten was struck by an autornobil driven by an unidentified woman.
 Arrangements for i've day truce be tween the bolsheviki and followers O General Semenof who were fighting nea Harbin. Manchu-ia, were made by tn, Japanese commander in that city.
 Two negro men and a negro woman accused of implication in the killing. O Peariy Harper, a young planter of Doug : las. Ga. were shot by crowd of nor than 15o men who overpowered tk sheriff and h.s two deputies.
 Indians expect emancipation from tn government. reservation. system. witAii four years, said Thomas L. Sloan. O Washington. president of the Society o , American Indians. in an address at tn ninth annual conference at St. Louis. |
 TWO HARVARD JUNIORS KILLED IN AUTO wRECl i,