Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-02

ed it's hearing in Haitt
 Election of the first Esthonian parlia- ment was completed. Results will. not | be known for, several days. however.
 Baron Desborough died suddenly while making a speech at winner at Birming- ham, according to tte Londcn Times
 American Consul at Tifis Charles s. Mosher, in report declared Armenia ceases to exist as an independent nation"
 Mrs. Mary Stebbins, 54, died at St. | Francis hospital, Hartford, as result of | burns sustained Saturday evening at her | nome.
 Milk dropped one cent a quart in Stam- ford to customers of two large concerns. | This is an unusual incident at this time i of the year.
 A reunion of American troops wbo re- | turned from France after having been l reported killed in action will be held in | New York Friday.
 Fire in tue plant of the ConcoriI Daily Patriot and property of several other con | cerns at Concord, N. H.. incurred dam age estimated at $150,ooo.
 Five hundred employees of the Nash Clothing Manufacturing Co.,. of Cincin- nati. will take months vacation in or der to give work to unemployed.
 Viscount Ishii of Japan, in his first speech before the League of Nations As sernbly. announced Japan would not de- mand race equality at this session.
 I. was announced in Berlin n plot to overthrow the German govsrnment had been frustrated by the arrest of a num- Der of officers in the German army.
 About $15, 900 worth of gambling para phernalia seized in recent raids in Lynn brook and East Rockaway, N. T., was burned in the county jail yard. Directors of the Firestone Tire snd Rubber company cut dividends and sal- aries, but decided to retain the present scale of wages.
 An armistice was arranged by the league of nations commission of control between Lithuania and the insurgent army commander, General zellgouski at Wilma. Giuseppe IunEano, vendor of "hot dogs in Torrington, was fined S35 and costs in borough court for selling liquor illegally and keeping it with intent to sch | Strike of electricisus iu the MunicInaI p1wer stations at Terni. Italy. seriously affected the lighting of the latter city and nearly all the large cities of Tus- cany. Aveni Rustem, the young Albanian student charged with having shot and killed Essad Pasha. the Albanian pre- mier. on June 13 last. Nas acquitted in Ithe Seine asszes.
 Two hundred patients in the Muskoka free hospital for corsumptives at Craven hurst Ont, were carried to safety when fire destroyed the main building of the in- istitution. -s Ludwig Batosik, 6e, of WaIlInEford, a
 factory worker, was fined s1oo and costs Iof $20 upon pleading guilty to charge of practicing as physician without H.
 cense.
 Daniel J. Callahan of Washington, D. e., supreme treasurer of the Knights of
 Columbus. has been appointed knight of
 the Order of St. Gregory the Great by Pope Benedict.
 ! violation of the Volstead act in Bridgeport
 city court. Judge Bartlett announced that
 second offenders would be given jail sen
 tences.
 Statements of rights of Japaneae ir
 this country, as well as exclusion of Jap
 anese immigrants may be provided in formal treat between this country an(
 Japan.
 Reports on the second day of the Nev Britain hospital campaign to raise $500, 900, of which $S6,ooo will be given to Sl Francis hospital in Hartford, show to tai of S19o,S33 pledged.
 Liabilities of the democratic nationa committee total s272.364, according [ ' the report of Wilbur Marsh, treasure
 filed with the clerk of the house of repre-
 senatives in Washington. General Baron WranEel. head of tn a anti-bolsheviki movement in Russia, nc T tified France that he is ready to c,m to Paris to discuss using his army ono l. more against soviet forces. l. Representatives of the state and nav departments and the Western Unio Q Telegraph Co. will confer in an effort { > reach an agreement over the company
 cable extensions at Miami, Fla. v Miss Susie NJ. Shadbolt. who was st, Z, nographer for the late Samuel s. Fessel U den. died in the Stamford hospital fro .e injuries received when an automobi
 struck her at street crossing. ;. Failure of the Cuban congress to col n vene and enact legislation to relieve Il e financial situation was given as the re- l.. son by President Menocal for extendir ,e ae the Cuban moratorium until Dec. 31.
 Railroads operating in Wisconsin we
 ordered by the interstate commerce cor
 mission yesterday to put into effect ir
 mediately increases in intro-state rat D commensurate with the advances a
 thorized in interstate tariffs. " Eugene W. Chain, prohibition candida s. for president in 1908 and 1912, died le his home, Long Beach, Cal. from bur ad received Nov. 20, when his clothii sh caught fire while he was lighting a g. or heater.
 he the American Federation of Labor. VI 1T. appear this month before the senate S. dietary committee at hearings on Sc nd ator Frances resolution for the rept ,le of the espionage law. nd
 in An order was Issued by the Domini an board of railway commissioners crnpo' ce ering provincial fuel administrators 1t fix in case of need, maximum prices
 which all classes and grades of fuel m
 be sold within a municipality.