Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-14


 Proclamation of q moratorium for ff- ty days in Cuba resulted in an end | of the financial furry in that country.
 Appropriations amounting to s1.5oo.- 900 will be asked of congress at the next session for expansion of foreign trade. An Armenian nrmy Of 24,000 conseript- ed men, under command of Gen. Seboo, began operations against Turks and Tar | 'ars.
 Bar silver in LondoD was 7-sd higher at 54 lid an ounce. New York and for .ign silver not quoted because of the holiday.
 A decline of 40 cents barrel fl the price of flour. the second within a week, was announced by wholesalers in San Francisco.
 l According to a report received by the department of commerce bubonic plague has caused the abandonment of trade at the port of Batoum, on the Black Sea.
 Amsterdam telegraph operators and rostment agreed to the demand of the | government that they call off their strike anu ANSNAliS nOAh bSAOAC eAA o4AA eAN4OAA " gins.
 One man was killed and several others wounded and four truck loads of whiskey valued at S1oo.00o seized in the woods If northern Wisconsin by prohibition I agents.
 August PasqunIe, self-confessed kid napper and slayer of Blakely Coughlin, the 13 months old son of George H. Coughlin, of. Norristown, will be charg- ed with murder.
 Senator Harding will come no farther east than Rochester. \. T., during the
 national campaign: This was announced formally by republican headquarters ir New York,
 } The Hartford Bus Corporation ha! raised a fund of N4,oOo to contest th' 2 ordinance adopted by the board of al dermen Monday night re-routing publi
 service vehicles.
 ;. George Brennan. democratic ''boss" O
 illinois, was among the> callers at tn,
 White House. He expressed the belle < that the democratic ticket in ulino.
 would win.
 d Elihu Root will make his only addres q of the campaign in New York on the ev l. ening of October 1s when he will speal J. at Carnegie Hall under the auspices 0 .- the National Republican club. ei Establishment of an isolation hospits h on the Island of San Clemente, off Lo d Angeles county. Calif.. for treatment c a drug addicts is planned by California SC l. aial workers.
 ,7 London was chosen by the Board of Dl .s rectors of the International Chamber c
 Commerce for the 1921 convention. Al; II CT two day session in Paris the cham l. Der adjourned 1- lives of anthracite miners that he woul d. request a joint meeting of operators ar ne miners to be held at Scranton, Pa, Oc
 IS to adi2st wages.
 Federal. Reserve Bank warns of ni
 other new counterfeit S20 Federal R serve note. Ii is made out on q ;. Federal Reserve Bank of Boston al ,t ig of poor workmanship c' Eight hundred tons ot anthracite co
 are being unloaded by the Hartford al ie New York Transportation company ie Hartford and-about 5000 tons should as unloaded within a week. he Yale University through Profess H. Schesinger. director of the observato,
 is to send to the government observato ks at Wellington. New Zealand, apparai al, for photographing the stars of t IT. southern hemisphere. 5o Department of justice and iutersts S znn1u1erra commissioners ara as the misuse of permits for the p-eferr us movements of coal this summer VI ~ bribery of railroad and public utility e
 nloyes.
 Health authorities. ordered vaecinatI ED of 1882 passengers of the steamsl
 HIieuw Amsterdam. which arrived de- New York from Rotterdam. followi ys discovery of smallpox among the ste his sge passengers.
 ted
 de- New Jersey consumers of food prs of ucts pay in many instances 100 to 2 zed per cent. more than the. producer
 ceives. 1t was announced in a summs nse of the activities of the New Jersey I to partment of Agriculture. nts la France. replying to tho recent note
 V:arl Curzon, British secretary of st
 Cor foreign affairs. suggesting a fin;
 cial conference. proposed that such
 conference be held in Brussels and Il SVo the two German delegates be exclut
 from the netting.
 ae President Pardee told members of las d American Electric Railway Associat 'ov in convention at Atlantic City. that str lns railway companies have passed tn teu worst financial troubles and are show osI a return on capital invested or at le tne a nre making operating expenses.
 Babe Ruth fleA suit against wfIli un- A Shea and Herbert H. Yudkin, al on- ing that they be restrained from sell
 or exhibiting the 'pl,ture Head
 Home" until he can collect s35.o0o
 acting in the picture He says he V rM promised $5o,ooo sand has received O s15.ooo.
 jas -------- to- Reddine.-Mrs. D. s. Sanford of R