Norwich bulletin., 1920-04-19

PCAuCliSC I1diAf COIlPlclcu 11OS 1cldIQ D one huidredth ship.
 Hope of relief from prohibition re- quirements is still manifested by the h- quor dealers in Boston.
 American dollar was quoted at Is frs. 45 centimes in Paris, compared with 16 frs, 90 centimes at last close.
 Harvey A. Baker resigned as United States district attorney for the district of Rhode Island to resume the practice of law.
 The Rev. Elias Frederick schauer, ss, died, in New York after sixty-four years in the priesthood as a Redemp- tionist.
 William K. Vanderbilt, who became suddenly i'll while attending the races at Auteeil, France, is reported rapidly re- covering.
 R. c. Leffinswell, assistant secretary | of the treasury. rendered his resigna- 1 tion to enter private business. President Wilson accepted it.
 | Conference of Manchester, Eng. cot ton mill workers was broken up without settlement. Government arbitration in | nd6O uiSpulc was Te1eCleu Dy operators.
 John Reed, an American magazine
 writer, who was reported recently to
 have been executed in Finland. is in jail at Abo, Finland, on charge of
 smuggling.
 whisky still, with ingredients for producing the liquor, was found by fire
 men in the ruins of an unoccupied ten 1 ement hIocL- dacfrouad hN- fro in
 bridie Mass.
 German government troops were
 massed in the center of Berlin follow.
 ing the return of Herr Severing, Prus.
 sian minister of the interior, from the
 Ruhr district.
 from Aintab area, in northern Syria, say
 the Turks mad Armenians are engaged
 in heavy fighting. Thirteen American'
 are endangered.
 Three bandits held up employees O
 the Atlantic Lithographing Go. at 10tl } avenue and 37th street. New York. Tn, payroll estimafed between s4,000 ant s5Oo0 was taken.
 . During debate on the new budge ? measure in the French chamber of dep uties, the chamber voted 402 to POI t : reject the socialist counter proposal fo tax on capital.
 Another hunger strike reported begul 3 at Mountjoy Prison. Ireland Politica e prisoners. both convicted and uncon e victed who are still detained there re . fuse to take food.
 Navy department authorized ofEani r zation of an overall club of civilians a n Norfolk navy yard and the Hapto
 roads base. The navy will sell tn - denim garments at cost price. Earl. Curzon, British foreign secre
 tary, communicated with the sovie = government in Moscow, appealing fo amnesty for General Denikine and tn ! Russian. volunteer army in the Crirnea. Il The police detained three men wh s came into Boston in an automobil t which was found to contain 40 ne' e suits of mems clothing and article r. which the authorities said constitute
 burglars kit.
 s Twenty-two barrels of liquor. value at s40000 were seized at the home ( l, Jeremiah J. Sullivan, a former liquc l Il believed to be part of stock stolen frol IL Brighton last Sunday. Colonel Coombs, director of til n American commission for relief in tf
 Near East, is on the way from Cor d stantinople to Adana, from which plac J. he will endeavor to communicate wit e Hadjin, Oufra and Aintab. European corporation, the Tubil
 Co.,, aclosed a deal in Petersburgh. Va n for a part of the Du Pont Co.'S powdt "a plant at Hopewelll. Installations of ma t chinery for an artificial silk mill wi
 beiin immediately. The company capitalized at s7,0o0, 900. le Harry G. Mills, assistant superinten' e ent of Armour & Co.,. Brooklyn, was al
 rested by members of the Federal ''F1. IS ing Squadron" in a charge of 'unfai er unjust and unreasonable prices" San uel Gordon, jobber in groceries, was a V rested for profiteering in suiar.