Norwich bulletin., 1920-07-26


 H, CONN, MONDAY, JUL
 BRIEF TELEGRAMS
 AirpIanes which flew over AdrianopIe the city afire.
 Bar gold in London was 108s Sd an ounce, as compared with 1O7sa Sd at last close.
 Furs valued at s2,ooo were stolen from one of the windows of L. H. Sehlosberg, a furrier
 AII-American Gable Co. announced censorship regulations on cablegrams to Bolivia are still in force.
 A general strike in the broad silk branch of the silk industry of Paterson, \. J., will go into effect Tuesday.
 Engineering students offered their services to the Italian government to relieve the transportation situation
 Dr.. William Younger, an An1arican dentist, died in Paris. He was the originator of the practice of transplant ing teeth.
 The French Ministry of War is con sidering proposal to send troops into the agricultural districts to aid in gath ering the harvest.
 According to statements of Villa de- serters, the bandit chieftain and his forces, numbering about 100, are head : ing toward CoahuiIa.
 French troops are marching on Da- mascus in view of the failure of King Feisal, of Syria, to begin the execution the ultimatum terms.
 The second escape of Dr.. James T. keown from the Danvers, Mass, insane asylum was discovered early Saturday by the guards at the institution.
 The 12,5oo ton combination Passeng- CT and cargo carrier, James Otis was launched sidewise at the Pusey and Jones shipyard at Gloucester, N. J.
 French forces are reported to have advanced to the east of Seidler anS Lule Burgas, 50 miles southeast of Constantinople, encountering no oppo- sition.
 Senator Harding Sent a telegram to republican members of the Tennessee legislature urging them to vote for the ratification of the suffrage amend ment.
 Several leading Japanese in Tokio are offering accommodations in their private residence to delegates to the Sunday school convention to be held there in October.
 Application of seven hundred stesI fabricators for abrogation of the so- l called Pittsburgh basing point for steel prices was dismissed by the federal trade commission.
 Bar silver in London was 7-3 lower at 54 1-Sd an ouncI New York do- mesttc price was unchanged at 99 Ia cents and foreign silver was cents lower at 91 IA cents. The state departmsnt was advised that two drunken British sailors ashore without leave were responsible for the insult to the American flag at Hamil- ton, Bermuda, July f.
 The submarines Antofagasta anc Iquiquw. cocstructed by the Seattle Construction & Drydock Co.,, for Chilli and purchased by Canada will be sold at Halifax to the highest bidder. Thomas H Richards, 95 years and months old, who in his youth had known and talked with many soldiers who fought in the American Revolu- ton, died at his home in Hartford. | The United Tenants organization ot Brooklyn, formed to mediate between tenants and landlords, and said to be l the first body of it's kind, asked the l Brooklyn supreme court to sign a cer- 1 ticate ofsincorporation.
 Arthur J. Sloane, managing editol of the New Haven Journal Courier. was sentenced to jail for ten days and exc cution of the sentence suspended, b9 Judge Charles J. Martin of Orange fol alleged contempt of court. The payrols of the Maine C.entra railroad company, including it's pro portion of the Portland Termi1Tll com | pany OperdlIOu, Will UG lilCItBeSSO dD proximateIy $2,30O,O0 year by thu wage award of $500, 0,000,000.
 Appointments of special board t consider readjustment of wages of 75, 1000 navy yard employees and to submi recommendations for a new schedul on or before Aug. 30 was announced b. Assistant Secretary of the Navy Roose welt.
 The French line steamer La Franc was delayed an hour by the late arriva of Judge Elbert H. Gary, head of tn U. s. Steel Corporation. who was de tained by business. He and Mrs Gar left for a two months vacation i France.
 John M. Fisher, 6s, of Attlebero, pro prietor of the oldest jewelry cncern! the J. M. Fishes company, and on time candidate for governor of Massa chusetts on the prohibition ticket die at his home in Attleboro, S;turda afternoon.