Norwich bulletin., 1922-10-13

forces nave Surrendered to the reds, ac- cording to Tokio despatches rec-iyed-by the Nippu Jiji, Japanese language ne.s- paper in Honolulu.
 The largest enroIIment in the history of Princeton university was annofrced by the university registrar. the n.Imher of undergraduates this year being g. 1S4. This is PIT greater than he enroll ment of 1921.
 The Investment Bankers Association of America, in annual convention at Del monte, Calif, pledged itsef in a resolution to refrain from any campaigns ohave Liberty bondholders dispose of these se- eurities for other form of investment.
 The German cabinet met and discussed measures to prevent further fal in the value of the mark It was unanimously decided to recommend to President Ebert that he issue an ordinance limiting spec ulation in foreign currencies. N
 A treaty of alliance between Great Bri- tain and Irak was signed at Bagdad by the British commissioner. Sir Percy Cox and the Irak premier, Sir Salyid Abdur- rahmam.
 wireless despatch was received at Rio Janeiro from the steamer Porto, signed by the Portuguese aviator, Cap tain Sacadura Cabral, saying that he was well and that the trip from Rio Janieo thus far had proved uneventful.
 Modification of restrictions on non essential freights established September 2S last to facilitate transportation of food, fuel and other essentials was an nounced by the Pennsylvania railroad
 One of the questions on which it is ex. pected there will be important differenc. es between tn Turks and British is the cost of the British occupation of Con. stantinople and other areas. Joseph Tone of New Haven. nation al agent for the machinists union. wal nominated for senator in the Tenth Sena torial district by the democratic sena torial convention in New Haven. The question of establishing a nation al home and orphanage has been referre, l by the supreme council of the Knight of the Golden Eagle, now in annual ses ] sion in Washington. D. C.. to d referen
 dunn of members of the entire order. lhghI wine and beer will in all proba | bility be made an issue before the foirt natiansl convention of the American Lt
 Eion,, which opens in New Orleans Oc
 tober Is.
 | Jspsnese newspapers have begun {
 suggest successors to Kijuro Shidehars
 ambassador to Washington. who is i l Tolfio on leave of absence because of i
 health.
 King Victor EmmanuaI and Queen He
 ena of taly, and their suite, are on thei
 way to Brussels to return the visit whic the king and queen of the Belgians mad
 to Italy last spring.
 Lambros A. CoromiIas will probably | appointed by the new Greek governmer as minister to Nthe United States. whic post he he'd from December 1907. unt October, 1910. He is at present in Ne
 York.
 Directors of the F. ". WooIwort
 Company operating chain of , an 10 cent stores, declared a regular dua]
 terly dividend of s2 on the commo
 stock and $1.75 on the preferred
 Fascist invaded and occupied the O
 fees of the housing commissioner
 Rome, and forced the dismissal of all W,
 omen clerks, replacing them with e,
 service men.
 II Twenty-three decorated war heroes seven European countries arrived in Ne
 York on the steamer La Lorraine (
 route to New Orleans to attend the coI
 vention of the Inter-Allied Veteran Federation, beginning next Saturday. 
 Discharge of 5000 Japanese navy va, workers as beginning of the naval redu tion programme agreed upon at u Washington arms conference was al nounced in official advices to the Ja- anese embassy.
 report by the British colonial off ) committee recommends scheme of go enment intervention to assist the ru } Der trade in Ceylon, the Malay Stat : and the Straits settlements by gradual, [ measures of restriction. } Announcement is made by Jena ur versity that foreigners will be admit,
 to the institution only if their respecti- : native countries accord German StJdeg, l reciprocal entrance to their seats ] learning.
 r Elections of the members of the nc Greek parliament, to replace that di solved following the recent revolutio, ? probably will not be held until after tl 5 signature of the peace treaty with Tu 3, key.
 Fl The Psnaman government has ask s the assembly to authorize the hotati ? of foreign loan, not to exceed s ,0Ot i GOO, to be used exclusively for road co ! struction and to be repayabIe in annu
 payments extending either twenty
 thirty years.
 , The entire volunteer fire departme : of Katonah, N. Y, numbering 13o me . tresigned in protest against the defeat g the voters on Saturday of proposa r and s5.000 for running expenses of t = department.
 The oldest strike in ths country
 ended, and the striker. Albert M. Pa r, meter, is buried. Parmeter went q strike in 1888 when he was plot of s old wood burning engine on the Chicat . Burlington and Quincy. and he-neYer ga e in. He continued to draw strike pay u l. til his death
 s Miss Gustel vsn Blucher. of Dresd, IF Germany, president of the German orga d ization which corresponds to the N
 mans Christian Temperance union in f l. United States. will be the guest of t
 Connecticut W. C. T. U., during the l;
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