Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-18
Brief Telegranls

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 Refined sugar was quoted at cents. lowest level of the year in New fork.
 London Stock Exchange announced it would close Dec "A, 25, 27 and Jan. l.
 Bar gold in London was quoted at 1e francs 90 1-2 centimes on the Paris Bourse.
 is considering the reduction of wages at it's smelteries.
 Edmund schulthess, vice president of Switzerland for 1920, was elected pres ident for 1921.
 Three factories at Bridgeport employ ing in all $500 persons, are to be closed temporarily.
 The United States food products cor poration passed it's quarterly dividend of 1.50 a share.
 Shipment of sI.sOO,Ooo in gold left England, consigned to Kuhn, Loeb ID Co.,, on board the Olympic
 The appointment of John Tucker Mur- ray instructor in English as director of the Harvard Summer school.
 The Merrimack river in New Hamp- shire, is higher than at any time since the spring ice freshet last March. Treasury department figures show Germany has sent s3,So3,4S4 worth of | toys to this country during the year. Buffalo market recorded the lowest | quotations on hogs hince November, 191o | when best grades were quoted at $9.75.
 Prices of fresh western eggs dropped | five to eight cents a dozn to a basis of | 72 to 75 cents in the New York mar ket.
 Twenty-eight stills and 21 moonshine- CTS were seized in Logan county, w. Va, by federal and state prohibition oftic- 1 CTS. | Twelve members of the so-caIIed revo- | lution committee of Kladno, mead Prague have been arrested and brought to the capital. 1 Independent steel plans at Youngs- town Ohio, may shu: down until the first of the year, because of lack oi | orders.
 St. Luke's CathoIice church in West l boro, Mass, was totally destroyed by fire of an unknown origin, entailing a loss ol s100,000.
 Cotton Exchange membership of L. Israel was sold at J. T. Gwathmey for $1S,500 an advance of S1,500 over pre-
 vious sale.
 Enumcrators have began taking q cen sus of Chilli Estimates place the pop ulation at 4,OO0 ,0oO, of which 500 900 liv
 in Santiago.
 Labor party of reat Britain submit
 ted its Irish peace plans to Premier
 Lloyd George. An immediate truce Wa
 asked to be declared.
 Bulgaria is reported negotiating wit
 Belgian manufacturers for the purehas of railway material material amountin to more than 100.000,000 francs. A general strike of railway telegraph CTS and station agents in Mexico Cit
 has been averted. Several demands wei
 granted and others submitted to arbitrs tion.
 0 Blue law legislation Is wrong in tn 0 ory and fatal in practice Rev. Jones 9 Corrigan. S. J., professor of social ethi, 3 at Boston college asserted in an at Q dress
 3 An order was placed with the Amer 3 can Locomotive Co.,, for 20 6O-ton Mikat [ engines from the Rio Grande del s | Railroad of Brazil. This is in additiC 1 to the five engines ordered by the roi : last week.
 8 The general strike of railway tele 6 raphers and station agents of Mexi & was averted when several demands of | .f men were granted and others submitt T to arbitration. IT Hungarian authorities are taking ste p to intern all alien Jews. Five hundr ,s families were dragged from their beds q the last few nights and placed in S ternment camps. n Parker SpInney. 8T. host to thousan if of New Englanders who stopped at { K Old Merrimac house when they came 70 market their produce or to buy hors ,S ia Boston, is dead.
 Martial law has been declared nj Bru DO town in Bohemia, fourteen miles nol ,o of Saatz. at the Czecho Slovakian govel ,o ment in consequence of 8 clash betwe ~ troops and strikers. . Viscout Stuart, son and heir of { III sixth Earl of Castlestewart, and Nj IT Eleanor May Gugsenheim. daughter
 Solomon R. Guggnheim of New York c
 were married in London.