Norwich bulletin., 1920-01-12


 Indian appropriation bill was passed by the House carrying $1S,0OO,G0O.
 Havana passenger and freight ser vice resumed. Next sailing will be to- day.
 Shippers representatives expressed opposition to the pending railroad leg 'isaltion.
 Sales of War Department totaled more than $14,9O0,OoO for the week ended Jan. 2.
 Atlantic Refining Co.,, of Pittsburgh announced an advance of 1 cent on re- fined products.
 War Department reported asking for proposals on sulphuric acid plant at Mount Union, Pa.
 Bankers of Bilbao are fonning a. combination to deal in foreign coins and foreign exchange
 John Ii. Fahey, of Boston, asked that claims of builders of emergency wooden ships be paid.
 Boishevik army captured the city of 1NOVOCIlGEkdSSh =dlISt o 1ASAl'A OdlbiC with the Denikine force.
 Census Rureua reported amount of cotton gfinned from crop of 1919 prior to Jan. 1, 1920, amounted to 10,01T.0S9 bales.
 Ellis Island officials are preparing for speedy deportation of 3S3 radicals who are ordered expelled by Detroit officials.
 Eighteen Swedish sailors of the man. of-war Fylgia deserted in New York. United State Deputy Marshals are searching for them.
 Federal Food Administrator Williams warns retailers of New York who pre- sented him flair price, list He be- lieves it is padded. Ears for merger of the Nova Sec ia Steel x Ccai and Ca1aft S;c.l companies with the Dominion Steel Corporation are being arranged at Montreal
 Because recent Krupp bulletin contained political matter 500 work lat the Essen plant held demonstra- tion before the headquarters of the directorate.
 Eight battlefield sites in Belgium and ] France which marked the supreme re- sistance and triumph of Canadian troops were obtained for permanent memorials.
 German railroads are kept running under pressure of authorities. The sif af and T17I11l.5 ba become worse and only emergency trains are running. Admiral Viscount Jeiicoe. who was paying a visit to the United States, left on the cruiser New Zealand for Ifava na. He was accompanied by Si;- Robert Borden. Continuation of standard returns to railroads for a period of six months after Federal control was agreed upon | railroad legislation.
 Special sessions of the Legislature of three Western States, Nv Mexico Idaho and Wyoming, will be called within a few days to ratify the federal suffrage amendment.
 Rev. Dr.. G Campbell Morgan, pas tor of Westminster Chapel, London 1 declares revolution is likely to follow in the wake of prohibition pr. Nor gan is at Syracuse, N. Y.
 Lian San Wan was found guilty of murder in the first degree for the death of Ben Sen Wu, a year ago, a member of the Chinese Educational l Mission in WaShingtOn Nine soldiers, recently discharged from the service, were injured when a 1 War Camp Community Service bus in i which they were riding overturned at Park avenue and S0th street. LindIey M. Garrison, receiver of the B. R. T., and Job E Hedges, receiver of the New York Railways Co.,, filed formal applications for an eight cent fare with the Board of Estimate. l American steamship West AvenaI, 5,700 tons, was damaged sc badly by collision in lower New York Bay with the British ship Lancastrian, that she sank in sha!loN water off Staple ten, S. I.
 1 Walter Hatch Stuart, a stock broker, 1 was Killed by fall from the fifteenth l floor of the Yale Club New York. His death is a mystery. Whether he com l mitted suicide or fell from the win dow is not known.
 Favorable action was taken by Sen ate Military Committee on the War 1 Department bill authorizing an army of 270 900 men for the current. fiscal year in order to provide for the forces in Europe and Siberia.
 i According to reports from copen 1 hagen radicals from the United States will be landed there and trans-s shipped
 to Danzig. Stockholm reports the ex- lies will land at Hango, Finland and proceed to Russia by rail. Owing to embargoes by the Rail- road Administration, large quantities
 of liquor awaiting shipment from New Orleans will be caught under Federal prohibition law which provided
 shipments must be made before Jan 16.
 Revolutionary movement in BuI. garia is spreading among the peasants and worllmen. Strikers blew up anoth- CT important railway bridge King Boris and the royal family are secluded in the palace. which is under heavy guard.
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