Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-18
BRIEE AEGRAMS Belgium p' order with Germany for 24oo ca De paid in foodstuffs.


 The French sssbinet approved the 1921 budget proposal totalling 441o1, Do,o% francs. MackereI have appeared in big school. off Cape Breton between North Sidney and Louisburg. Resignation of W. T. Chapman, sere- tary of the federal reserve board effective Nov. l, was announced.
 A platform for a Worlds Brotherhood was adopted at the Worlds SundayJl School Convention at Tokio.
 Robbers stole s1eo.ooo worth of dia- monds. refined god and jewelry from the Streicher Mfg. Co. in Newark, N. J.
 General Felix Diaz, Mexican rebel leader, recently exiled, arrived at Ha. vana on the French liner Flandre-
 Japan will establish a legation in Rir, in the near future, the Letvian govern. ment having given assent
 Reclaimed clothing and shoes valued at approximately $5,00,00o have been sold by the war department to the Polish goyern-i ment. :.
 heavy for prevailed over New York and vicinity Saturday and caused een- eral interruption in harbor and river traffic.
 Secretary of War Baker announced he Will deliver three campaign speeches in New Hampshire this week in behalf of tiov. Cox.
 Bryan McMuIIen, of Dallas. Texas al, mail pilot of the Chicag go- Omaha service was killed when his plane fell near Ba- tavia, Ill.
 Independent German socialists in con ference at Halle are expected to vote on adherence to or rejction of the Moscow Intrnationaie
 Congressman Julius Kahn, republican Of California, who arrived in New York, declared Governor Cox will not carry single Western state.
 PopocatapetI volcano, near Mexico City, was in eruption for the first time in more than 400 years. A dense cloud of black smoke was emitted.
 A military alliance discussed at Brus- ses between France, Belgium and Hol- land has met with almost unanimous op- position from Dutch newspapers.
 U. s. Secret Service operators working with Canadian authorities. stopped. a train as it entered Sarnia tunnel, Ontario. and confiscated 300 cases of liquor.
 Youngstown Sheet and Tube Cs. an. nounced a plan for selling some 100. 900 shares of it's stock to employees on install ment with bonuses to those who hold stock.
 Guy Mason director of the League to Enforce Peace. issued challenge to Sen ator Borah and Lieutenant. Colonel Roose. welt to debate the League of Nations is- sue. General Emile FayolIe, the French wal i hero, who attended the American Lc/)r convntion in Cleveland, as represent. .ig, of Marshal Foch, left for France on the | Lorraine.
 Austrian National Assembly electior l campaign is nearing it's close. attended | by considerable rowdyism in Vienna an other cities and. in the industrial town. of lower Austria.
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 At fl conference between represents tvs of American and Cuban sudar i'm porters and State Department offic al, means for relieving the Cuban situation were taken up.
 | A ballot of the Federation ot Maste Cotton Spinners of Mancl Oter S,su,te, l in vote to stop work Sa urdays an Mondays for one month. It will affec 150,OO0 operatives.
 Annopnccment was made in Londo
 thAt Char'es Saunders Dundas, sixt
 Viscount Melville. will soon marry Mis Margaret Todd ,an assistant in a barbe
 shop in Edinburgh.
 Six hundred natives of the PYtbilo Islands will s-arve this winted If the [ s. s. Saturn with 800 tons of food for th islands does not get to the Behring Sc , before the ice forms Annual reports of the Clerk of the Nit I nicipal Court. in Boston, shows thei
 were 1S.143 fewer arrests for drunke, , ness during the last court year, compare with the previous year.
 ArchGeacon Hudson stuck. the fir iiietH lo SCdIe AhouHt MChfnIey, Who dl
 of pneumonia last week. was buried Ia
 Monday in a humble cemetery at Yuk ;. tan, Y. T.
 Premier Hara announced in 6 spec, f to the Muuitiors Commission the Ja a anese government would spend abo D 2,50o.000 yen. about $1,250,000. in i = creasing the Notifications in Tokio Bay Mile. Denise, the grade thoroughbr . mare owned by the army remount serv: q and ridden by Major Stanley Koch of t
 general staff was declared the vim
 of the 300 mile equine endurance test R Secretary Houston announced that su
 scriptions to the last issue of treasu - certificates of indebtedness will aggrega t about approximately s1eo, 900, 900. T Il treasury called forr $1oo, 900, 900 or thel el about.
 l. Eight men were arrested fer robberi 'f ho' d-ups, assaults and other crimes 1t New York city in recent months. T e of the men are believed responsfble a the 52 robberies in Forest Hills sctl ct Long Island.
 ic Complaints that many slot vendl rs machines in Philadep phia are swind S. led the Bureau of Weights and Measu at to assign inspectors to mark the n h. chimes which do rot give full value
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