Norwich bulletin., 1920-04-07


 Flooded Missouri River marooned about 40 families near North Omaha.
 Italian aviators arrived at ouayaquiI for the purpose of forming school of aviation. Agreement on a new wage contract for anthracite fields is expected in few weeks.
 MuIheim was occupied by the Reich swehr troops, the reds retreating to Essen and the south.
 Steamships S. N. spauIdins and Eastern Knight collided in fog near the Ambrose Lightship.
 Secretary of State Colby declared the personnel of the department Is not complete and refHms are needed.
 Ten persons were drowned near Lownesville, $. C., by the capsizing of a ferryboat on the Savannah River.
 James Terry White, publisher of the National Encyclopedia of American Biography, died at his home in New York.
 New York Central railroad Go. is- sued an embargo on all westbound freight except fuel and newsprint paper.
 Resignation of Sali Paeht cabinet was announced. The Sultan appoint ed Erid Pacha to form new gov ernment.
 House and senate eonferees reached nn 70 00O appropriation bill for the post office department.
 Social and Nourse mills of ManviIle Co, at Woonsocket, R. L. which were closed as result of strike will reopen this week.
 Socialists at Plume declared gen eral strike on account. of economic conditions, according to reports reach | ing the State department. Assembling of materials and prepa- rations for the installation of the au- | tomatic telephone system in New York city are in progress.
 An armed posse secured the district south of Chester, Pa, in pursuit of eight of fifteen lunatics who escaped | from Chester State Hospital. | General John J. Pershing has noti fled the Providence Y. M. c. A. author ities of his acceptance of an invitation to address the association on April IT.
 Gov. Lowden of Illinois sent rep resentative to Washington to submit | information to Senator Borah, repub- | lican, regarding expenses of his sam paign.
 Clifford Pinchot, head of the Penn. sylvania forest service. declared this country is icing a timber shortage with no prospect of relief from outside | sources.
 l Hearings at the Department of La bor on the deportation proceeding against Ludwig c. A. K. Martens, Rus sian soviet agent, were postponed un til today.
 I The American Brass company strik 1 CTS at an overflow mass meeting a I Ansonia voted to remain out until the. had received confessions in increase in wages.
 l Suffrage leaders claim that severa members of the lower house of tn Delaware legislature. who last weel ! NOl6Q dSdHlSl. ln6 HlSdSQIS, nave tdh en a change of heart. I Admiral Wilson declared yacht composing the convoy forces unde command of Rear Admiral Fletcher a Brest were not proper boats to es Wcort vessels on the high seas."
 While the British fleet was in Wig recently, airplanes rose from the dec l of lNaff lan do
 on the deck again. This is the frs
 time an airplane has done the trick. il One hundred and eighty eight cas- ualties, mostly slight. occurred as result of conflict between Jews an Moslems at Jerusalem on Easter Sun day. Situation under military con trol.
 A great crown council will be heI !, at the Royal Palace, Belgrade. o April '. under the presidency ( Prince Alexander. Full explanation : the actual situation in the Adriat , dispute will be given.
 Four thousand destitute Austria
 civilians who were interned during tt war in foreign prison camps, and VII are now temporarily lodged in munic ipal barracks outside of Vienna, r' ceived Easter gifts from the America Red Cross.
 [ NAVAL COURT RESUMES NEWPORT HEARING ToDA New York, April 6.-Ensign Hem 5 I. Hynman. judge advocate of u l naval court Investigating operation ! of the naval anti-vice squad at Nev