Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-08

lene," died in Paris aged S2 years. BoIsheviki official communications an- nounce their army is fortifying them selves in new positions west of Keiff. George Bernard Shaw, speaking in Lon- don, advocated establishment of opera houses in every city to fight the street vices
 Pope Benedict received Prof. Henry Hyvernat. orientalist of Washington, and Miss Belle Green, librarian for J. P. Morgan.
 Fire early yesterday destroyed the fac tory of the Natural Rabbit Fur Cor poration, Danbury with loss estimated at s35, ,000.
 Three armed bandits held up and rob bed the jewelry store of Louis Derns 1 Newark. adjoining police headquarters;
 they escaped.
 1 Major General Allen. commander-in-
 chief of the American Army of Occupa-
 ton, was awarded the Belgian war medal
 by King Albert
 T Mayor HyIan announced New York will fight tthe increase in fac on trolley lines of the Richmond Light & Railway Co. or staten 1SlanQ. Striking railroad employees of the met
 ropolitan district held parade through
 the central part of Manhattan to demon
 strate their numerical strength.
 Three miners were killed at East Mine.
 Shenandoah, Pa, when the cage in which
 they were ascending upset hurling the
 men 1900 feet to the bottom of the
 shaft.
 Governorment troops sent to viareg- gio, Tuscany, Italy, as result of strike disorders assumed control of the situation
 and have disarmed inhabitants of the
 city.
 The Royal Worcester Corset company has declared a stock dividend of 200 per
 cent. from it's surplus and voted to in
 crease it's capital stock from sSo0,0o0 to s2,400, ,OoO.
 High cost of shoes and other leather products will be discussed at the annual meeting of the Tanners Council of America, which has opened at Atlantic City.
 President Wilson nominated Mark W.
 Potter, of New York, president of the Carolina, Clinchfield & Ohio Railway, to De d HtiHbct Ol ALiS Commission.
 President DeschaneI declined to ae- i cept gift of American milliners to his
 wife. The hat was made by AS American milliners, one from each state in the union and cost s7,5oo. ! Lack of passport resulted in the ex'
 clusian of John R. Wade, who forfeited
 his American citizenship when he joined ,f the British army, in which he became z 3 captain during the war. d James Larkin. who was found guilt, 1T of criminal anarchy in New York an'
 sentenced to from to 10 years in Sinl ,e Sing. arrived at the prison and was pu Id to work shoveling coal. T. Raids by police on Grand stree Il, house Vancouver. believed to be tn le headquarters of a large drug ring net
 ted more than SS0.OO0 worth of cocaine y, morphine and other drugs. lg Ernest Loriot, prominent member O lg the socialist federation of the Seine F. was arrested on a charge of plottin C. against the security of the country il se connection with the railroad strike.
 Governor Frank O. Lowden, of Illinois
 candidate for the republican nominatio
 for president will speak in Hartford O A May IS at the annual dinner of the Con
 necticut Society, Sons of the America H. Revolution.
 es H. A. Boomer. Indianapolis, genera ne superintendent of the Lake Erie an V Western railroad died suddenly fror - apoplexy in Lemi. Peru in his privat l car in the railroad yards. The bod - will be taken to Indianapolis. ro Farmers armed with shotguns and rfi' tu 1a and members of the Pennsylvania Stat .H H l Constabulary were stationed along line .a | of the New Jersey & Pennsylvania Tra' .a ton Co., to prevent interference Wit
 the operations of cars by strikebreaker W ur An endowment fund of s25.OOo. .OC '-N with which to conduct activities amor ,l, Catholic organizations in America ar nt, in foreign countries will be raised by Il m National Catholic Lsymen's Council ar the National Catholic Welfare council are Federal Judge Holmes upheld const ec- tutionality of the Lever food control a
 by refusing to issue an injunction T ,n- straining T. J. Locke, federal fair pri a commissioner for Mississippi, from e es, forcing observance of the fair price lis
 Frank Williams and Dennis Chapma
 described by the police as two V {
 most daring safe robbers in the countl TT arrived in Derby in the custody of Ch
 of Police D. T. O'Dell, Lieutenant A ,ed thony Urbano and Officers James Ri' ril- dan.
 the
 bIe David J. Haines, Montreal advert sc- ing solicitor, arrested in New York as bv witness in the prosecution and convicti ,.. in bond thieves, declared Jules
 ''Nicky'' Arstein. was hiding in pls q, called Val Morin. in the mountains, dar miles from Montreal aro Two Japanese were arrested at Ed t+ls water, N. J.. by customs inspectors af ~ ~ visiting a Japanese steamship. which " aa- in the harbor for several days. sra, two men according to the inspectors, Il ;-s loaded 175 bottles of brandy and w a, starting away with it Tlen arrested. ion
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