Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-18
BRlEE TELEGRAMS
Sir Norman Lockyer, eminent scien- tist, died at Sidmouth, England.

l raised twenty per cent, September 15 ! Earl Curzon announced in Commons the Polish and Russian armist.ce and peace delegates met at MinsA A S2OOO0O0O memorial building will ] be, erected in Tennessee, if that state raitfes the suffrage amendment. Senator Key Pittman of Nevada will direct the~-democratlc nat-onal campaign in states west of the Rocky Mountains.
 Bear Admiral Cary T. Grayson re- turned to Washington from lis vacation to resume his care of the Presidents s health.
 Steamship Snug Habcr, of the ship ping board, sank off Montauk Point after a collision in a heavy fog with the barge Pottsbille.
 The Mount St. Joseph maternity hos pitaI, just over the Wore .ster line in Millbury. Mass, was destl oyed by ire with loss Of about S2e,eoo. President Wilson induced former Gov ernor Samuel W. Mccall, of Massaehu- sets to accept an appointment as member of the Tariff Commission.
 During the month of July the United States Shipping Board announced 5 vessels, totalling 272, ,150 deadweight tons, were delivered to the Board.
 Jean V. Parmentier, administrator of the French Ministrx Of Finance arrived
 in New York on the Lorraine. He will negotiate for loan of $147,000,0 ,000.
 
 A total of 15,55s vessels, carrying aggregate of -37,39S,1S4 tons of cargo, entered and cleared United States ports during the six months ending June 30.
 Sir Norman Lockyer. eminent scientist, died at Sidmouth, England, aged S4. He was the author of numerous publications on scientific subjetcs, especially astron- omy.
 fPasquale Catrambona was sentenced to life Imprisonment at Plymouth, Mass, for the murder of Police Officer George B. Guyette in November last at Brock ton.
 Twenty-one were injured, one serious ly. when Pennsylvania train No. IA, east bound from St Louis was wrecked in passing over a culvert near Bluff City, III.
 Aaron P. O-dway, president of the 4. P Ordway Col shot himself be- cause of i'll health. He was a prosper ous manufacturing chemist of New York.
 It was announced at Cantu's head quarters, Mexicali that negotiations are under way with Mexican Federal ennis saries for the resignation of Gov. Can 1 tu.
 Red Cross reports from Warsaw de- clare that between July 10 and Aug. 6 i American Red Cross canteens cared for ] more than 3o,ooo Polish sick and wound. ed
 Between 1,5oo and 5000 operatives in the mills of Cohoes, N Y, returned i to work under "open shop" Conditions after a strike which went into effect on May 26 last.
 Miss Laura Cromwell, aviatrix, who l made a worlds record for looping the i oop for women, declared she hopes to 1 De the first woman to pilot plane l across the Atlantic.
 Rival meeting were held in many | parts of Australia yesterday in connec- 1 ion with the incidents attending the ar 'ival of Archbishop Daniel J. Mannix ,f Australia in England
 Appraisal of the estate of the late Mrs. Admiral G. Rockefeller who died | January r last, and which was just i fled in the. surrogates' Office, showed he decedent left SPAS, 300.
 Christopher L. Masia, New Orleans ,arrel manufacturer, who returned to he United States, declared revolt would esult immediately from any attempt to stablish prohibition in Spain.
 Steamship Samuel Marshall was seiz- d by provincial authorities of Canada t Cardinal, Ontario, charging that the 900 eases of whiskey aboard were to e smuggied into the United States. 
 While starting an airpIane flight from london to Paris. Owen Moore. Ameri- an motion picture actor and former usband of Mary Pickford, was injured 7hen the plane crashed to the ground ear London.
 Six armed bandits footed the First rational Bank at Thornton, 20 miles outhwest of Mason City, Iowa. early Ionday, Of s40o0 in currency and Lib rty bonds and escaped to the south ard in two automobiles.
 Austrian Government notified the Rep rations Commission of the peace con 4rence it was unable to fulfill the treaty -ipulations regarding the delivery of vestock and furniture to Italy, Ru- ania and Jugaslavia.
 Suit was filed in the United States strict court, Chicago, by seven rail- ads to restrain the Public Utilities 1mmission and Attorney General Brun ,ge from enforcing the 2-cent fare w, winch will beome effective Aug. 31.