Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-24

 in telegram to the Royal Astronomer, at London, from Bristol.
 Plans for the relief of Poia,tl Will be definitely this week !, the sta.e I,ls,tI or White .Io ise, 1t IS believed.
 Commercial Cable Co.,, announced there is a heavy delay to all Scandinav- ian countries, according to reports from Great Britain.
 After being detained for eight weeks by the Bolsheviki at Baku, Mrs. Maude Radford Warren, American authoress, arrived at Constantinople.
 Five buildings, comprising the main business block of Boston, N Y., were destroyed by a fire mourning an esti- mated damage of $SQ,000.
 A fight between 100 union railroad men and 100 strikers resulted in a riot and arrest of seven men, one wounded by the police of Chicago.
 Reports that the former German Crown Princess Cecelia is in love with an American stirred diplomatic and so- cial circles in Washington
 Mrs. ". K. Vanderbilt, ". IA. Van derbiit, Jr., left France for New York on the Olympic, conveying the body of the late W. K. Vanderbilt, CT.
 A slight improvement in the condition of actor John Slavin was announced at St. Lukes Hospital. Slavin was hurt in brawi at the Lambs Club.
 Guilty on fifteen counts, the Allen Schmidt Co., a Utica department store was fined s24OoO by Federal Judge Franck c. Cooper. at the Federal Court at Canton.
 The Cons:storial congregation at Rome sent essage to Aredb. shop Mannix urging him in the strongest terms to maintain the greatest mo !2raticn in all l: issI qLes lit's.
 Premier OllIerand arrived il Paris f-ou a yis:i to the devaslG.Ad ..-, 1; S.. After l h.rcf conference with tha I1.'lsil Ambassador he went to his s,imrle., resi- leace H. Versailles.
 Hope is held out for the American re- lief workers besieged at Adana with re- ports announcing capture of Tarsus,
 
 advancing to Adana. Captain Schuyler A. DonelIa, head of the Federal Secret Service in Kentucky, resigned and was succeeded by his as sistant, John Malley. Donella convicted 5000 counterfeiters.
 A recount is necessary in the Decath- lon event of the Olympic games to deter mines whether Hamilton Anlr r;can, or Lovvland, Norwegian, is winner, as lat ter is leading by three points. | Berlin newspapers published a speech by Premier Lenine, in which he expres- sed an uncompromising attitude toward 1 foreign countries. He said British labor was the worst foe of Bolshevsm. Celebration ot the anniversary of the organization of the Amalgamated As sociatien of Street and Electric Rail way Employes of the B. R. T. will be | held Aug. 2S. The men may strike. ] Damsd Ferid Pasha, Turkish Grand Vizier, is conferring daily with notables concerning formation of a new cabinet with the idea of consolidating the follow CTS of Mustapha Renal Pasha, Nation alist leader.
 Federal Grand Jury in secert session at Salt Lake City returned indictments charging the Utah-Idaho Sugar Ca. its officers and a number of other Salt Lake City and Ogden business men with prof. teering in sugar.
 Count ViIIar, & widely known Portu- guese nobleman, was shot and gilled by | an army officer of high rank as he was i alighting from a carriage with the army officers wife in Lisbon. The officer op- ened fire on his wife, slightly wounding her in the arm.
 1 Just before sailing for England on the White Star liner Adratic, after a visit to shipyards in all parts of the United States, Joseph w. Sherwood, in- ventor of a special method of ship con- struction named after him. declared bet i ter ships are now built here | According to a report from Mexico General Alvarado Mexican Secretary of Finance, is doing everything possible to obtain cooperation of American bankers l and business men to restore Mexico to 1 her former economic and financial con- 1 dition.
 | Antwerp dock workers refused to con- tinue loading munitions aboard the Am l erican vessel Wassawa to be transport ] ed to Poland. Thirty carloads of muni- 1 tions sent by the American army on the Rhine were consiged to railway. sidings | in Belgium.
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