Norwich bulletin., 1920-09-15
BRIEF TELEGRAMS

Japan's first census will be taken Oct.
 New York troopers seized Canadian liquor valued at s10o,0oo.
 Bar gold in London was 117s Sd an ounce. compared with 11ss Sd at previ- ous close.
 Senator Harding is reported to have decided to cut his western tour. going as far as Omaha only.
 Railroad managers in Chicago estimat- ed that 5000 outlaw strikers have re- turned seeking employment.
 Paris Exchange quoted American dol lar at Is francs Il centimes. compared with 14 francs 7s centimes at last close.
 The British Cabinet Is to appoint an Irish under secretary for the province of Ulster. His headquarters will be in Belfast.
 One of the three army airpIanes which i flew to Alaska was damaged when it ] landed near Telegraph Creek, British 1 Columbia.
 III HI auuretS aI | Baltimore, urged women not only to use ], the franchise as an exercise, but to maked it duty.
 Bar silver In London was 59 3-sd an | ounce. New York domestice price 99 1-2 ] cents. unchanged. Foreign silver was s4 cents.
 Army air service officials received report on the first fleet maneuvers of army dirigible airships held Saturday at Langley field.
 The engineer and fireman of a Denver & Rio Grande passenger train were killed when the train was struck by a land slide near De Beque, Col.
 Police Commissioner EnriEht of New York, announced drastic plans for drop ping all women and reducing the force of police reserves by half.
 Chicago internal revenue officials be- gan investigation of the presence of s2.- 225.ooo in the Federal Building vaults with no record of its source. Almost 100000 children were en- rolled in New York schools. Because of the shortage of school houses all will
 
 London Morning Post declared seiz-
 ing of factories in Italy is the first step ! in a vast conspiracy to overthrow ex- isting governments in Europe.
 Services for the late Rev. Michael F. Higgins were held yesterday morning at 10 o'clock. at Holy Angels church. in South Meriden, of which he was pastor.
 Prince of Wales on board tho British cruiser Renown. arrived at Panama from Honolulu. when he sailed Sept. 9 on his homeward voyage from Australia. Arrangements were made for the un- yelling of a memorial tablet at the New York Post Office in honor of 1900 postal Il employees who served in the world war.
 Belgian Minister notified the French
 Foreign Office that the Franco Belgian military alliance was officially accepted by Belgium and was effective immed-
 lately
 reduction of 25 per cent In the
 navy yard forces will be necessary un- less the machinists accept the five per . cent wage increase awarded naval em- , ployes.
 Contracts for three new air mai ) routes at a total cost of s6s5.OOO a veal were awarded by the post office depart
 ment to the Lawson Airline company O Chicago.
 Announcement is made that diEEinr operations on a great automobile tun 5 nel under the Hudson River connectni. ? Nc wYork and New Jersey will begin 8 October F.
 Granted an increase of from 4o to 5l per cent in salary, moving picture the $ atre musicians. who have been on strike = = since July 5. were back in their pace in Chicago.
 5 Five thousand veterans of the Twenty . seventh Division paraded at saratog; for the first time since it's triumpha
 march down Fifth avenue after it's re . turn from France.
 HammerhuI Paper O.. of Erie. Pa l. has purchased the Matane Lumber an e Development railway with timber land
 comprising an area of 153 acres, 1t wa
 announced at Quebec. !, [. s. Circuit Judge Mauton denied h motion of "Niciiy" Arnstein's counsel fo
 stay pending appeal from Judge Hand n order directing Anstein 10 answer que. L. tions regarding his assets. .o Joseph Bednar. 45. was arraiened N the city court. Bridgeport. charged wi, i. the murder here Saturday night of AT h drew Prevus. He was held without ba IT for a further hearing Sept. 1s
 Mayor Hy1an denied that the Ne h. York Police Department is party 10 !, widespread conspiracy" for the sale VI liquor illicitly in NeyA York. as charg, O. by the Philadelphia Public Ledger. ' French Journals are demanding Pre-. ,. dent Paul Deschanel tell the people q v truth about his ability to resume e .. flee as the day for reopening of il te French Chamber of Deputies approache lg Sam Isures of No. 1s Pearl stre, s a New Britain. was fined S1Oo and css 1e as the proprietor of the Greek club. tn rt city, which was raided early yesterd: S. and twelve arrests made for poker pla ba ing.
 h. Raymond TomIin. s1. public accounta ad of Hartford. was drowned on High B 7 at Milford Point. His mother and O. ancee, on the shore. powerless to gi of and appealed to others to save him.
 The national democratic commit
 announced that William G. McAd m would speak in the interests of the de
 ocratic party in New York, Indiana a a Illinois or in any other. state in whi - the committee might want him to-