Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-17
BRlEf TELEGRAMS
Bar gold in London was unchanged 112s lid an ounce.

 port from Rome.
 Four cases of bubonic plague are re- ported to have been discovered in Paris One death has resulted so far.
 Because of the gravity of the inter nationa ~1eeting of the people of Japan will be called to obtain their >.4e-.
 Spanish troops fighting Morocco rebel tribesmen advaned to new positions in the rebel country, according to an of fcial report from Mellila.
 Four hold-up men relieved ten mem bers of the United Republican Club of Brooklyn, of $5,000 in cash and jewell ry and escaped in a taxicab
 Wallace 4. Alderman. F, of North Madison, was drown yesterday at Nath- an Pond. He dove from d rock and did not return to the surface.
 A contract for carrying mails by air. planes from incoming steamers to Ser lin was closed with the German Lloyd Air Line by the Ministry of Posts.
 Francisco Villa has offered to send his brother poe iTipolito Villa to Mexico bis good faith
 retiring from military activities.
 Bar silver was quoted at 59 1-2d an ounce in London. New York domestic and foreign silver was 95 3-S cents un- changed.
 Steamship .Pastores from Havana, Port Limon. Costa Rica and Cristobal arrived at New York with the largest cargo of bananas of the season, 10000 stems.
 Details of plots of the Soviet govern ment to foment industrial dtscord in the United States, are in the hands of h. telligence Department of the Govern ment.
 According to officials of the E. R. T. Garrison accedes to the demands of the men before Aug. 2S a strike will be mems union unless Received Lindley M. called.
 A barn, wagon shed and ice house be- longing to Frank Osborn or East Windsor, was destroyed by fire, start ed by lightning late yesterday. Loss S6,- 500
 \ bomb was exploded in the Palace of Justice BuenoS Aires. where eleven alleged anarchists were on trial accus- ed of plotting for a communist revolu- ton in March.
 Walter H. Burton, a Chicago wooIen merchant, who returned from Europe, declared that the German paper suits would be of no use in this country be- cause of the heat.
 The first contingent, 49s, of $500 Germans who will go to Brazil at the ize a German colony have left on the steamship Cuyaba.
 In an effort to obtain a permanent record of officers who died in the war, the Army and Navy Club of America sent questionnaires to more than 5000 relatives of the dead,
 Stokers threatening "a strike that would tie up the Municipal Ferry de finitely called off the strike when they found police reserves ready and waiting to take their positions.
 Senator George F. Thompson, of Nj agara County. candidate for the Repub lican nomination for Governor, announc- ed he would begin an automobile cam paign of the state August IT. Uncertainty persists as the struggle to obtain Tennessee's ratification of the Fedora s7efr7ee ar7endment hears the end with both advocates and opponents claiming victory iII the House
  announced the withdrawal of his candi- dacy for the republican nomination for governor of New York in the primary election next month. Sing Sing Prison, ossining. N. Y, has adopted a new inmate. Jocko, large sized morl-~-- ---'-~ '-~~ ~~r~lission to become regular at the supper table in return for LIS Sc .c-e s'a mascot. motor truck from Newark to Baltf- , more, containing 125 cases of wh iskey. was held up by four armed men whu removed the whiskey at Fullerton. Md. Four men were arrested charged with larceny.
 Secretary Dani~ls. of the Navy De- partment, and Mrs. Daniels are at Ra- leigh \. C.. to begin the fight today to make this state the 96th for the ratif- cation of the Federal woman suffrage amendment
 The Times Publishing company of Bridgeport has filed with the secretary of state an amendment to it's certif1- cate of incorporation reducing the amount at which it will commence busi- ness from s25O.o0 to s1o0o0.  I Homer Norris. organist. for whom the late J. Pierpont Morgan built and pre- santed a fine home at Greenwood Lake, N Y, died in Roosevelt hospital as the result of injuries sustained when run over by a taxicab. An electrical storm, heaviest fin many years struck Poughkeepse, causing much damage to buildings and fruit trees From six to nine structures were destroyed at Whitehead estate causing s1000O damage.
 Robert Dollar, Pacific coast shipown- CT. abroad for the last six weeks look ing into the shipping situation in Eng land, arrived at New York. He said he was pessmistic about the future of shipping and shipbuilding.
 Shore leaves for crews on American vessels at Cherhogrr has been stopped. The U. S. S. Pittsburgh Is ready for orders to proceed, to the Baltic Sea with French cruisers Marseillaise and Gueydon and four French destroyers. SEVEN DENVER STRIKERS
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