Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-04

Alexander Dodds, formrly managing | editor of the Christian Science Monitor. is dead at his home in Los Angeles The price of milk in the Boston market | win not be reduced before January l the |
 New England Milk Producers announced ! l Simplified spelling has been abolished
 in the navy by an order from Secretary |
 Daniels
 Women appearing officially before the ! supreme court of the Massachusetts 1 must do so with uncovered head. ] Catholic prelates meeting in Cincinnati 1 have effected permanent organization
 of the Catholic missions of the United
 States. l Four armed men boarded the north bound train from Chattanooga to Cincin- nati near Oneida, rihed the mail car and
 escaped.
 l Five of tho 14 blast furnaces in the | Sharon district are running Independent
 mills are operating 50 to 60 per cent. l capacity.
 l General Paul yignaI, who during the | war was head of the French buying | commission to the United States. is dead l at Strassburg.
 l It was announced at the white House 1 President Wilson wi,l be glad to see President-elect Harding when he arrives | in Washington.
 | Charles M. sehwsb, head of the Beth lehem Steel corporation, denied reports | that he had obtained control of the Stutz l Motor company.
 H Department of Commerce was notified that the Spanish import duty on luxu-
 ries was increased 15o to 300 per cent.
 of the present rate.
 President Wilson stilI Is at work his
 annual message to congress and 1t was
 indicated that it probably would not be
 completed before today. AeeorninE to report from Moscow. Leo
 mid Krassin. bolshevik minister of trade
 and commerce, has received the British
 signed trade agreement. The L. W. F. Engineering Company of College Point. Long Island, a s1.ooo,o0 aircraft corporation. filed petition for
 a voluntary receivership. Weekly statemsbt of the Bank of France shows total amount of 55.4s51os- : 900 francs in. as against 5.4s1. .69s.0oo
 francs for the previous week. The Oriental cattle plague. which has been a faithful follower of the bolsheviI;
 army. is threatening he extinction of ' livestock in the cart European countries. All appropriation bills will be handled
 by one committee in the house during ( l4t.- l1I !, terday by the committee on committees Benjamin r. Cheney. a Boston club man and the husband of Julia Arthur 0 the actress. has assets of only s60, 900 tC 7. meet liabilities of $1,3OO.ooo. Denver has produced the talIest mar y in the United States marine corps. H' : is Reuben A. Pratt. 29 years old. who Is T. 6 feet 9 inches tall and weighs 2s' s pounds
 d Agreement between Great Britain. v France and Italy relative to the policy tc ' be pursued In Greece. should former e King Constantine return to the throne
 appears certain.
 n Messagero. of Rome. reports tn, d D'Annunzio naval squadron at Fium' - | WneH II was ledEHtd i' iioN = blocked the port by sinking the cruise, l. Cortellanzo in the channel. if Additional November Grand Jury in l. vestigating the finding of the Lockwoo' = committee on the housing situation re .r turned three more indictments to JudS c Mulqueen in General Sessions. v Tom Ainsworth velie. vice presiden nf ha Uttloon 10 Products Co., was found dead with ,s bullet in his head in his home at Grea I Neck, L. I. A revolver lay at his side. l. More than S17o0 in cash and jeweir! m was obtained by two armed and maske a thugs who held up by William IT. Geer ,t of Boston. a sales manager. and his wifi a in their room in hotel at Cleveland. h Cornelius McCue of Danbury ha =, been chosen vice president of the Con 10 necticut Federation of Labor to fill th ,t vacancy which came about by the deat
 recently of Frank c. Scollins of Dan ,e bury.
 Gold amounting to s5ooo.ooo arrive = | at New York on the steamship Saxoni at consigned by the British Treasury to = P. Morgan and Co.,, to meet current ma p turtles of British government in thi no country.
 = Franx Won Rintelen. German agen sa pardoned by President Wilson after thre ,s ,,s years of his term at Atlanta Penitentiar ~ called at the Federal Building Ne
 York. and had a short talk with Marsha a. Mccarthy.
 a. Senator Lodge declared he weu.d n, a like to see Senator New accept a pos .a tion in President-elect Harding's cab
 net as "hs opportunity for greatest use i's fulness to the country and new admins
 tration is in the aenat..."
 A three-masted barge, the Greenxoo IN from Boston, reported to have at lea.
 five persons on board was sunk of S re. George St. l., by the steamer France C or the French Line outward bound For -e- persons are reported saved. y,
 Ter Passenger traffic on the Great North s- ern, Northern Pacific and St. Paul roaC on through and in Montana is slowing dow
 A policy of retrenchment has been adop
 ed by the Great Northern and will fl
 crease It's shop and construction fore,