Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-06
BRIEF TELEGkAMS

l BklEE fELEGkA1iS Bar gold in Londsn was quoted at I1es sd an ounce as against 11ss 2d at last previous close.
 Stock exchange seat of Leonard A. Aockstader was sold to Alfred NJ Mor- ris for s1o5.ooo.
 Further disorders have broken out in Barcelona One person was killed and two probably mortally shot. Ntnety-six and sne-haif per cent. of the women of Bridgeport entitled to vote did so in the election Tuesday
 American dsllAr in Paris wos ouoted at lS francs 20 1-2 centimes compared with l5 francs 9s centimes at last close The home of R. E. sIaven, wealthy yachtsman at Greenwich, Conn, was rob bed of sl,ooo worth of jewelry and clothing.
 Rioting broke cut in Hamilton, Lam cashire. Scotland, when the miners staged a demonstration protesting against strike settlements.
 Jules ". t"Nicky") Arnstein must 20 to trial in New York. Nov. IT, in con nection with the s5,oo,o0o Wall Street bond obbery.
 official returns of 674 precincts out of l,2o6 in Massachusetts show a majority of 10000 in favor of the sale of Ant wines and beer.
 It was learned in Washington Japan will push her protest against the new California land law prohibiting any land holding by Japanese.
 Unofficial estimates made at the New York secretary of States office, were that the bonus bill had been passed by about 100000 majority. The average increase of s21s recon. mended by the Boston school committed In the pay of teachers was endorsed in report of the finance commission. Latest returns of the Scottish nquor vote shows that l49 districts desire no change. 24 favor reduction of licenses and IS voted for prohibition.
 decrease in the eoIored population of 27 per cent in Delaware was announced
 
 ulation increase was 12.s per cent. The death of Miss Maud Luther of Hartford followed a few minutes after she was knocked down by an auto- mobile truck !n front of he rhome FEures compiled by the registrar. show that 3s.47s electors voted in Hart. ford Tuesday. This Is practically 90 per /" srF he ~f~t~ s.a.. winthrop Murray Crane. late senator of Massachusetts. left an estate estimated at $s.1S0.o00. according to his will filet in the probate Court. Pittsheld. Mass. Horace Csrson. who weighs sso pounds paid an election bet by rolling three mile. along the beach at Cape May. N. J. Cor son bet that Governor Smith would win. The village of Franard. Ireland, wa practically wiped out by uniformed mel to avenge the murder of Inspector Kel
 ieher, of the Royal Irish constabulary. President Wilson. in . proclamation re scinded provision of the Lever food con . troi law. requiring permits for importing manufacturing, storing and distributin - sugar.
 
 h Ear silver in London was s-sd highe
 at 54 1-sd an ounce. New York dones F time price was unchanged at 99 1-2 cent F and foreign silver s2 5-s cents up l. + cents.
 e Directors ot the Cleveland rafIwa h company decided to increase street ca
 fare to six cents. or nine tickets for 5 s cents with charge of one cent fo l. transfers.
 - The United States Eovernmeut obtalne e enough evidence to seize the property e q every brewery in Chicago for violation 0
 the prohibition law 1t was announced i s Chicago.
 l. Americans with passports authorizin s them to travel in countries adjacent | l. Poland will find themselves summaril
 deported according to an announcement
 at the State Department
 About I5o union printers and pressme F employed in several book and job plant
 In Springfield. Mass. went on strike whe er demands for an increase in pay from ss oi to $40 a week was refused. 'o Allies have notified Turkey the peac
 treaty must be ratified immediately b the Sultan's decree. It will be impossibl . to await ratification by the Chamber ( o Deputies. the allies declared. re- Members sf the Brooklyn chamber q is commerce In letter to the board of e, Ie innate and apportionment urged mod " fication of subway contracts to conforr n' to the new cost of labor and materials. {" Two New York aviators. A. l.. Pri~har . and P. K. Ringsdorf. were injured -vhe ', the seaplane in which they were Hvir ss turned over and fell into tNe Ohio dive % IS miles from sisterville W. a.. the se: plane being destroyed. m Abraham I. Eikus. of New Tor rt former ambassador to Turkey was nan oh ed by President Wilson to servei on Il F league counci to adjust the dispute b.
 tween Finland and Sweden as to n u- possession of the Aaiand Island. al
 al The hrst labor ceiiere in this count, ev was opened In Springfield Mass. vii n- a registration of 20. Glasses will or conducted under direction of Amher n- College. Holyoke and Springfield Centr