Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-30

u interpreter were murde red by tribes nen while prospecting in the Loralai dis rict of Baluchistan.
 William H. Furniss. 7s colored. of In- Annapolis. committed suicide by shoot ag himself in the office of his son. Dr. 1. W. Furniss. Hartford.
 official circles as well as the Greek government expresse belief that the British government was in favor. of the 'eturn of King Constantine.
 Failure of farmers to sell their crops md liquidate their obligations has result d in the closing of two more banks al Fairwood and Rheme. North Dakota. Increases of 20 per cent. in rates and 10 per cent. in salaries. to employees. ef- he Postal Telegraph and Cable company.
 In order to reduce expenses the Ontario | & Western Railroad announced that 100 i motive power employees will be released | this week at Middletown. N. T., and | Norwich.
 Victims of tho explosion at verEato. | 35 miles from Milan. Italy. now number | 24. The Rossi factory where large quantity of Piric acid was stored was blown up.
 Three charges of dynamite were ex- ploded in the fashionable west end apart l ment district of St Louis. An apart | ment building under construction was wrecked.
 
 Ten detectives raided the Black Cat cafe West Broadway near Washington Square New York seized a quantity of liquor. arrested the proprietor, manager and a waiter.
 pr. Dedrich stepanek. envoy e-t-aord- mary and minister plenipotentiary of Czecho-Slovak republic to the United States. arrived on the Argentina and was greeted by 1000 Czechoslovaks. s -
 Announcement was made at Philadel- phia that photoplay study and scenario writing as 2 university course VIII be at Temple university with the beginning of the year.
 Manitoba University will receive s5oo.- 900 from the Rockefeller Foundation for general endowment of the faculty of med icine. 1t was announced by James A MacLean, president of the university.
 Senator James W. Wadsworth says he believes there must be Immediate changes in the federal tax law 10 bring relief to the American public. He predicted ex- emptions of s2,ooO and s4.oOO a year.
 Two were killed and IS severely in- jured when a I.ehigh Valley Transit Limited car bound from Nazareth to Bethlehem. Pa. jumped the tracks and dashed over a four-foot embankment
 An exhibit fu eomm~moration of Ameri- ca's part in the world war to he placed in the American Room in the Hotel des Invalides is being gathered by the gov ernment and welfare and patriotic soci- cities.
 The Academy of Sciences of Paris has awarded the Jansen medal to William Coblentz, physicist ir the bureau of stan dards at Washington. for his discoveries in connection with. rays emenating from the earth and stars.
 Notices were posted yesterday in the Nashawena cotton mills, New Bedford. Mass, that operaticIs would cease We'd nesday for an indefinite period. The mills are controlled by the Whitman in- terests.
 Governor Cornwall of West Virginia has asked for martial law to take com pIete control of the strike situation in Mingo county Four hundred and fifty picked troops were sent from Camp Sher- man, Ohio.
 William Haskin, of Devon. m inspec- tor for the state highway department in bridge work died suddenly in q bridge house at westpor;. The medical exam iner decided death was due to heart trouble.
 The North Judd Manufacturing com pany, New. Britain. which recently re- luead It's factory working sAledule to
 40 hours a week. has announced furth-
 CT reduction from 50 to 40 Q week for
 the foundry. Ethical Melton Picture Society of America was organized at Los Angeles with 115 members enrolled 10 eradicate bathing girls with fetching forms, ciga- rette smoking women, shapeful shanks and lureful lingerie.
 State Department informed the Cuban committee of three that went to Wash ington to protest against the result of the recent national election that the depart ment will not receive any complaint rel ative to the elections.
 Although the Knights of Columbus wIH | conduct no national drive this year for funds to carry on their welfare and char
 itable work. 1t will take part in the cam paign for the newly European. relief coun- ! cil headed by Herbert Hoover. 1 Men brought to Denver to break the strike of trolley employees last August were supplied with rifles and ammunition which were the property of the state of l Colorado according to a report of pre-
 pared by the church and social service
 Spanish 'errixrarts who intend to TO to the United States are warned in a note published by the Secretary of Foreign Af- fairs that a number of their compatriots | in this country are out Of work owing to the. industrial crisis and are des!rous ot returning to Spain 1 Plans were. completed by the .Proprfet. tary Assofiation. composed. of more than | 200 manufacturers of proprietary medi- cines. to oppose. the movement to drive l from the market manufacturers of toilet I articles iof such high alcoholic per cent
 that they are used for beverages