Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-03

J. Rogers, United States consul at Montreal, has resigned on account of ill., health.
 James NJ. Pierce, publisher of the Iowa Homestead. died suddenly in Des Moines of heart disease.
 A stock dividend of 100 per cent. was recommended by the board of directors of the United Fruit company.
 lone bandit held up the First Ma tional Bank of Dana, Chicago and es- capped in an automobile with s2,000 in l cash.
 Discontinuance of the sub-trsasury at Chicago at the close of business next Wednesday was ordered by Secretary Houston.
 The state department is considering the sending of an official mission, possibly headed by Secretary Colby to South America.
 Three trainmen and a tramp were killed when three Chicago, Burlington and Quincy trains crashed together at Stanton, Iowa.
 Max Colmes, wholesale ieweIr, Bos- ton reported to the police that he had been robbed of $15, 900 in cash and $6,2a in diamonds.
 five per cent. Discount rates, short 6 5-S a 11-16 per cent three months 6 11-1s per cent.
 Cocoa and chocolate wholesale prices dropped four to seven cents pound fol- lowing the downward trend of tea and coffee in Montreal.
 Imports of Canadian wheat and flour during the first fifteen days of October were greater than in any corresponding periods in the past seven years Eleven persons involved in recent dis 1 orders at Seoul Korea were convicted of conspiracy and were given sentences varying from one to three years. | John W. Davis, American ambassador to Great Britain, left New York on the steamship Aquitania, returning to his post at London.
 The sale of 164.OOO ounces of fine gold l to the National City Bank of New York by the gold producers association at l Melbourne, Australia, is reported. Steerage passengers on the TurkisI, steamer Gul Jenal, which arrived at New York from Constantinople were sent to Hoffman Island for Immigration.
 J. w.. Patterson. reputed to be the tall est man in the United States, died of bright's disease at his home in Bloom | burg, Tex. He was I feet, 5 inches tall.
 Anti-soeialist candidates won large ma jorities in the municipal t'actions in Ro@ne. Great enthusiasm 7as hown and there were processiens with national flags.
 Announcement is made of the mar riage of Jose Collins, the comedy actress and Lord Alastair Robert Innes-Kerr The ceremony took place privately in London several days ago
 Large pIacards urging workers not to vote but to strike and sfboycott this cleo tion' resulted in the arrest Of three mer found posing them inconspicuous places
 in the Harlem section of New York.
 Sale of two concrete tank seamers the Palo Alto and the Peralta. eacr
 7,500 tons, to the Lincoln steamship lin.
 of New York for s7SO,0 and s765, 900 respectively was announced by the ship
 ping board.
 Bids of the Tevas On Company of New
 York for furnishing a years supply O various kinds of lubrcating oils for gov
 ernment merchant ships, aggregating g.
 77OS70 gallons, were accepted by tn, Shipping Board.
 Announcement that the Illinois Cen
 tral has placed equipment orders aggre gating $27.109,76S for delivery beeinnir,
 immediately ard extending over periot
 of twelve months was made by Presiden c. H. Markhkam
 suit against the Burlxham-Herric]
 Company of Dayton. O.. publisher of tn | Dayton Journal asking s100,00 as dam
 ages for libel was filed in court ther
 by P rof. William Estabrook Chancellor o :, Wooster, Ohio.
 aj Customs officers who made a raid O
 the White Star liner Cretic at Common
 wealth Pier, Boston for contraband Ii
 quor were set upon by members of tn crew and beaten back with crow bar : and other weapons. Clark H. Wilcox. aged 61, president c . Wilcox Brothers of Brooklyn, N Y. die : at his home in Milford, of pneumonia. o . the 275th anniversary of the towns ir . corporation he presented it with trae : of land used as a public park. . DespiIe- the recent peace negotiations Colonel Cedric E. Fauntleroy. an Amer ican, commanding the Polish flying force
 on the southern front, said that the Rus sian bolsheviki will make another o1 E fensive against Poland next spring. K Professor" P. John Chas1er of Brool 1T lyn was arrested on a charge of gran 'l larceny in connection with a discovery n designed to revolutionize the motor flu, | industry by mixing corn stalks, cane st s' gar and yeast as a substitute for gasc s fine.
 1' Tie confederation of workers of Sa u vador, in extraordinary session the1
 adopted resolutions declaring that tt
 deaths of Lord Mayor MacSwiney
 Cork and Michael Fitzgerald were "wo1 $ derful examples of patriotism and lcy
 of liberty'
 d, NEW ASHFORD, MASS, FIRST E TOWN TO MAKE RETURN D. Boston November 2-The town