Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-29


 Ward W. Jacobs, for 5s years connect ed with the Mechanics Savings bank in | Hartford and it's treasurer since 1873, has | resigned.
 Former Crown Prince Frederick Will l liam, of Germany. arrived at Wierengen from Doorn, where be had been visiting | his parents.
 Arbucke Bros. have raised the price of sugar three cents to 26 1-2- cents a pound. Raw sugar dropped from 23.07 to 20.56 cents.
 Striking textile workers of Troy and Cohoes, N. :, were ordered back to work to complete orders so that contracts would not be held up
 Pope Benedict declared to Irish pn- grims that Ireland Nould need the help of heaven to obtain what legiti- mately belonged to her.
 Commission merchants in South Water street, Chicago, have contributed $1,0e0,- 900 to abolish that famous wholesale market and move elsewhere.
 A dispatch from Nauheim announces | the death of Edouard Woermann, head of the Woermann, steamship company 1 of Hamburg. He was 57 years old. l Grover A. whafen, commissioner of plants and structures, declared the city will be operating the trolley lines of | Staten Island before the summer ends. Traffic was impeded at Anderson, Ind, 1 by crowds of persons who gathered for blocks around in an effort to purchase sugar advertised at r 1-2 cents pound. l Secretary Daniels announced that the battleship Oklahoma, now at Key West. will leave soon for taget practice with the Atlantic fleet at Hampton, Roads. l According to information received by 1 the French foreign office the .Armenans I have decided to accept the invitation from Russia to send delegates to Mos cow ---g-s -s,s----s-s--- -- l Next yeats naval budget was fixed at about s4Se, 900, 900 under a complete lagreement on the naval appropriation bill reached by senate and house con- ferees.
 \. Deberg, former member of Admir- al Kolchaks staff, declared Kolchak was placed in cage after his capture. and exhibited for nominal charge at IT, kutsk.
 Charges of anarchist activities were filed with the examining judge against , the seventeen labor leaders and bolshe- , vik agitators who were arrested in
 Paris recently.
 Dr. Nicholas Murray Butler, eandi-
 date for. the republican presidential nomination. will not accept the nom-
 nation for the vice presidency if it is offered to him.
 : Auckland was chosen as the scene oi the Davis Cup tournament by the New . recommended the tournament be hels 3 Dec. 20 to Dec. 24.
 fl Former King Constantine of Greco, : with his wife and one adjutant in uni L form. coming from Lucerne. crossed tn, = Italian frontier at Chissso, boun' f for Salsmaggiore.
 . Nearly 1,5eo quarts of whiskey. al legsd to have been brought to Woon f socket after being smuggled out of New c York city, was seized by federal pro h hibition authorities.
 Two bandits robbed the branch 0 . the Commercial Bank and Trust Co., |
 Algiers. across the Mississippi river iron
 New Orleans. They escaped with
 large sum of money.
 All deep sea freight is tied up i " Philadelphia as result of the strike 0 -e more than 5000 longshoremen followin st the refusal of employers to grant a n increase of 20 cents an hour. = Authority for the treasury to mak se final settlement under which back tax rs es estimated at one billion dollars wi e. be paid is provided in bill passed b
 the House and sent to the senate. - Mrs. r. F. Crawford of wa4ertow r. was elected president of the New Eng nj land district of the woman's America s Baptist Foreign Missionary society a .d the close of it's annuol convention 1 th Springfield.
 4 rapid decline in staple eemmoditie D. in France is causing concern in tn in commercial markets. Cotton droppe D. PA frs per 50 kilograms in the Havr
 market while coffee dropped 7s and woc
 S5 points at the same time.
 Because of failure of retailers to ?,
 duce prices of foodstuffs to confirm wit d. the drop of wholesale costs, agents ( ne the department of justice are concentra to ing on these merchants to secure ev CT dence of profiittering against them. w - is Doubt as to the legality of the plan
 form the New Jersey Power Co., to e [. operate with the Public Service Go. Ie $25.o00, 900 scheme to distribute powe 5e was exjressed in a memorandum issue a Iby the public utilities commission. hc ~. Fantini to one .Aar in Peison and s7f ss fine. and Ceasare Allemanni to si " months and s7o0 fine for making moo, -e shine whisi5ey in stable in New Tor ,d v, Their still had . capacity of 500 ga ,..- Ions. Is Governor R. Smith, of New Tor W promised officials of the Information to Longshoremens union to intercede in Il CT strike of coastwise lonsshoremen, whi, by has seriously handicapped the mover1el
 of freight ii New York