Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-11

Appointment of George kelleher of fos- 'n as special assistant to the attorney eneral was announced.
 The Japanese cabnet decided to rein orce Japanese contingents on the Chinese idle of the Korean frontier. ndicate that the industrial situation n 'ortugar improving hourly. Passaic, N. J.. has 27 pet cent. more aloons today than there were year ago Amercan exports to France showed . ,reat falling off during August.
 Contributions to political campaisnl undsN are taxable. Commissioner of h. renal Revenue Williams has declared.
 Gold valued at s9,5oo 900. consigned to he federal reserve bank arrived here o nthe steamship Aquitania.
 Coffee exporters in venzueIa are hold Ing back shipments to the country until prices recover from the present decline.
 Twenty persons were killed and thirty | others injured in collision in which the | venice-Milan express was involved.
 
 The order banishing General Felix from Mexico was revoked and orders were sent to Vera Cruz to hold Diaz there for the present.
 Winnipeg Motor Cars. Ltd. a new capital of S1.00o,00o, will build automo- piles in Wina4peg.
 More than so.ooo. 900 900 marks In Ger man paper money were in circulation at the end op September, according to the Reichsbank statement.
 Anti-bolshev@ Seasants have occupied the city of Omsk. in Central Siberia. ac- cording to despatches to Russian. newspa- pers.
 Recently Norwegian 'Iosn for twenty millions to pay for ships being built in England was over-subscribed in the United States in three hours.
 The American Coal Association re- ports that supply of coal have increased and does not advise buyers to lay in more than a months supply. In the southern provinces of Portugal sarikers have committed numerous acts | of sabotage and destroyed railroad ma | terial. <, Presidents Wilson named Nov. 14. as Armistice Sunday. to be observed as a memorial day to the Americans who gave their lives in the world war. Demands for an immediate incereas, | in wages have been sent the German minister of labor by four miners unions | says the Vorwaerts. | The BourEeon press of Berlin is still tied up by the newspaper shut down l which was the publishers answer to the strike called by the clerical workers. The Jews of South Afrca have obtained the sanction of the ministers of the inter for for the union government to bring in
 to the country 25oo Jewsh orphans iron
 Ukrtnia.
 Mrs. Charles. White Nash, of Albany
 was reelected regent of the New Yorl
 State Conference. Daughters of tn AmerSan Revolution, at the closing ses sion in Albany.
 , national movement in Norway to re ' duce the high cost of living and returl conditions toward normal is being led b
 a committee of notables headed by tn Norwegian premier.
 The Chelsea Ticket ofiee, a small pr : tate bank in Chelsea, Mass, of which l! adore Whitman was the sole owner, wa , closed by Bank Commissioner Joseph l Allen, Saturday.
 The safe in the office of the Nations
 Biscuit Co. building at Springfield. Mass was blown early Saturday and sI,50O i !. cash and s1.ooO in liberty bonds an : other securities taken.
 Administration of SBnto Domingo b :. the United States. resulted in expend
 ture of S657 900 in 1920 upon sanitatio
 and public health against S3O,OG0 by u O native government in 1916. f ProfteerinE in lemons by retailers a being investigated by Assistant Attorn'
 that customers are paying from one d two hundred, per cent. profit. e The monthly tonnage report of the Uni ' ed States steel corporation showed 1C 374. .S04 tors of unified orders on haI le September 90. This is decrease of 42C ' 234 tens from the previous month.
 King, Alexander of Greece is serious
 ill as the result of being bitten by a mo 0 key He was bitten when he went to q
 rescue of his pet dog who was bei of worsted in a battle with the monkey. -n Commercial Attache Abbott nt Tok le reports to the Department of Commer le that Japanese unfavorable trade balan l. for nine months amounts to 392. 1928. o of yen and gold imports in Sept. 2s.7o3.o r. yen.
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 ic An interpeIiatian by the Jewish de
 uties in the Polish parliament, made pu 1 | lc by the provisional Jewish congre= le charged that more than 100 Jews h a. been slain in Poland and several buri te alive. lg The schooner Esther Ann, from Flori I'd for an unannounced port is ioati e, wreck twenty miles off the Delawa
 capes as result of a collision with { ne Steamer, Duquesne, New orlean for Ph at adelphia. !
 h. Police reserves were called to t of Ridgewood car barns of the Brook ,n Rapid Transit company Saturday when ,s small crowd of alleged strike sympath :" CTS threw stones and bottle at cars lea r. ing the shed.
 t- Germany has refused to surrender { x new giant dirigible intended for trans; D. lantic service. says the Daily News. R' c- resentative of the Inter Allier Disarm e. ment Commission demanded surrender ts the airship Uauen.
 i- Captain De Romanet. the French .avii HI nr hfiShad . xx-orld'e air 2