Norwich bulletin., 1920-07-27
BRIEF TELEGRAMS

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 Bar gold in London was unchanaed at 108s 3d an ounce.
 America was eliminated from the po- 10 contests when Spain won 133 kill xii
 Various labor bodies of Utah. refused 10 amalgamate with the new farmer labor party.
 Senator James A. Reed denied he ever attacked President Wilson in pub- nc speeches, in an address at Nevada. Mo. e'N''1'
 Treasury officiaI7 declare tn. peak of eAtfaFagance throughout the nation IS passed. Luxury tax receipts are falling off.
 Upon orders from Moscow the boI- shevik armies are withdrawing from Poland, following acceptance of the Fohsh plea for an arnistice.
 Struck by an automobile, Haddie oharkoYisch, years old of Hartford was instantly killed while crossing the street III front of his home.
 Hundreds of persons went to the shrine of St. Anne in St. Joseph's church at Bristol, making a pilgrimage as mas been the yearly custom.
 A lone robber on horseback h,Id un 1our stages filled with tourists enroute to the Yosemite National Park and es- capped with $500, at Miami Cal.
 One members of tM, Detroit Fire Departnent was killed and five others injured in collision between a fire department truck and street car.
 As result of prohibition. permits and identity cards, entitIing persons fo cross into Mexico, totaIed 800 O0O dur- ing the first year of prohibition. 
 The body of Major General William C. Gorgas, former Surgeon General of the army, who died in London. will he buried in Arlington National Cemetery.
 Demetrio Tocci, well known Italian: was found dead on the porch of his home at South NorwaIk from what was thought to be wood alcohol poisoning.
 The First Infantry, Connecticut State Guard left Hartford for Camp Major Rau at Mantle where the men Will put Tn weeks intensive training.
 Harvard laboratories and several other New England institutions were footed by band of platinum thieves. who also took all the platinum equip ment.
 Germany is making pavingstone cut of ashes left in Berlih's iilcinerators from the city's burnt refuse The stone is said to be as hard and serviceable as granite.
 Bar silver in London was 1-8 pence higher at 54 1-2d. New York domestic price was unchanged at 99 1-2 cents and foreign silver was Is higher at 91 3-S cents.
 The original manuscript of Tasso's Jerusalem Delivered" is among a vast quantity of art objects and other treas ures just returned to Italy under treaty terms.
 During the past fortnight burglars were in the home of Judge and Mrs. Roger S. Newell, in Bristol, but in their absence the amount of the loss is not known.
 Immigration during the week just ended, in New York, totaled 11,527 per sons, not counting 2,443 aboard the Aquitania and Baltic, held at Quaran- tine Saturday.
 The Royal Spanish Mail stean-nr Mont Serrat from Barcelona via, Ha- Vana arrived at New York, bringing about 100 Cubans, who intend to make 
 Span's wheat harvest this year is estimated at 37,0OO,000 quintals, 2.0O0.- 900 quintals more than last year. For ty millions quintals are required to feed the country.
 For the first time since the eighteenth century the Paris Opera is preparing for presentation an opera -hallet or combination of singing and ballet scene to form integral action.
 Ninety per asnt. of the members of the committee of the National Ec0no- mics League indorsed the establish ment of a federal department of edu cation with a cabinet member at it's head.
 FreSldent Wilson's proposal to tte Council of Ambassadors that an inter national commission be appointed to adjust the Teschen boundary dispute between Poland and Czecho- -SIovakia was refused.
 Secretary Daniels and Secretary Payne. just returned from Alaska. at tended a formal dinner given in their honor by the Arctic club, composed of men who were sourdoughs' above the Arctic Circle, in Seattle.
 The passenger steamer Governor Cobb, for many years on the New York or MaIn coast simmer runs of the Eastern Steamship Lines out of Boston was sold to the Peninsular and Occi- dental Steamship Company.
 Three hundred families, most of them summer guests at Fort Lowry and Bel vedere hotels, in Bath Beach, Brooklyn. were. driven to the street by a fire which totally destroyed three adjoin- ing structures, causing $150.000 loss.
 A gift of $eo,ooo statue of Lafayette to France and the adoption of plans for the spending of $70O9 GOO balance of the K. of c. war fund on free night schools for former. service men and cost courses for. civilians will be the Outstanding features of the thirty eighth supreme convention program of of the K. of c.