Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-06

l., Population z73,595; increase 13,269 or 5.9 per cent.
 The transport Pocahontas, bound for New York, is carrying 100 war brides and their soldier husbands.
 It is predicted in Saratoga that retail milk in New York this winter will reach 25 or 30 cents a quart.
 A curfew order which is to become effective today has been proclaimed in the districts of Charleville and Kilmalloch, Ireland.
 Fire IeveIIed the Naubus paper mill at Glastonbury belonging to Fred B. Clark, shortly after operations were resumed yesterday.
 Japan will increase her garrison forces in Korea by 4,S00 men. owing to unsettled conditions. according to an announcement at Tokio.
 Ty Cobb, DetrOit's star outfielder, may forsake the diamond and make a swing around the country to stump for Cox and Roosevelt.
 Governor Smith of New York will call a special session of the legislature in Sep tember in order to deal with the acute housing situation.
 Employees of the Vera Cruz street rail- way and lighting companies served an eight-day strike ultimatum, demanding a 100 per cent increase in wages.
 Sim Feiners' from Londonderry during the night terrorized the town of Neville, burning the courthouse and driving the OOliPa hack their barraOl-
 London quoted bar silver at 57 1-Sd. an ounce. New York domestic price was unchanged at go 1-2 cents and foreign silver was quoted at 92 3-4 cents.
 William F. Dana, formerly justice of the superior court of Massachusetts. died at his summer residence at Oxford, N H.. following series of shocks.
 The steamship Susquehanna. the first ship of the recently organized United States Mail Steamship company's line, left New York for Bremen and Danzig.
 Sir Thomas LiptOn announced sham rock " will remain in American waters until 1922. to be used as a trial horse against Shamrock for the 1922 races
 Bonds amounting to 6O,O00O 900 pesetas will be issued soon by the municipalities of Madrid and Barcelona, which plan to use the money to improve city services.
 Resolutions declaring for the national ization or socialization of the worlds mines were unanimously adopted by the miners congress in session at Geneva.
 Show of autumn skirts in Paris scared off alr;oa hITz- Cf fJoa shortness of the garments. The new styles are shortest since the days of Eve.
 King Victor of Italy conferred the or der e Knight Commander of the Crown of Italy upon William c. Guggenheim of New York for his services to Italy during the war.
 Governor HoIeomb has made requisi- tion on the governor of New York for Mrs. Alexandria Soko!owsld accused of the murder of her husband in New Ha- ven on June 26.
 Col Edmund G. Cuckner. vice presi- dent of one of the Dupont companies of Wilmington, Del, died at a hotel in Hot Springs, Va, where he had been under treatment since July 1.
 America almost made clean sweep of the craftsmanship contests in the Olympic games which just ended Amer jeans won everything except the individ- ual revolver shooting prize.
 Col. Jafar Tayar, the former Turkish insurgent leader in Thrace, arrived in Athens under a Grecian escort. He was captured by the Greeks shortly after their occupation of Adrianople
 
 District Judge Spottiswood Sander directed the Center (Texas) grand jury to return bills against every person in any way connected with the lynching on Monday of Lige Daniels, a negro.
 Franklin d'OIier, national commander of the American Legion, cabled greetings to Field Marshal Haig and Admiral Sir David Beatty on the sixth anniversary of Britains entry into the world war.
 Seven hundred and fifty cases of whis- key were seized at River Rouge. on the outskirts of Detroit, by food and drug inspectors. They are said to have been shipped from Columbus by a Detroit man.
 Allan 4. Ryan filed suit in the New York supreme court to recover S1,000, 900 damages which he alleges he suffered be- cause of conspiracy by short" interests in Stutz Motors to evade their obliga- tions
 The first woman ever to be an assistant attorney general of the United States Mrs. Annette Adams of San Francisco assumed that office. Mrs. Adams has had shipping regulations and controversies as signed to her.
 
 Unless the Kings County Lighting Co.,, which supplies gas to Brooklyn and it's environs. can raise S1 900 900 for needed improvements. it will have to close it's plants next winter. according to an off, cial of the company.
 Pat Mcdonald, New York 4. C.. AmerI- ca's leading entrant for the 16-pound shotput at the Olympic games. injured his right thumb while working with medi- cine ball The fragments were strained and it was feared the injury was affect his work.
 CONSTABLE INTERFERING
 WITH REVENUE OFFICERS Stamford, Conn. Aug. 5.-Andrew Schlechtweg, a constable here, was yer bally summoned today to appear before Commissioner Lavery at Bridgeport to explain why he is interfering with rev enue officers at Greenwich. It is charg ed that while driving to Greenwich a