Norwich bulletin., 1920-06-02

The funeral of Dayton Boiling who died in France was held on Memorial day | in Westbrook, Conn.
 Lieutenants Masiero and Ferrari, the Italian aviators completed their flight from Rome to Tokio.
 The sessions of the Franco-German economic conferesce probaly will be re- suced at an early date.
 Two Russian cavalry regiments crossed the Armenian frontier. at Uzuncala on May 21 and are advancing into Armenia
 Secretary of Agriculture Meredith asked cooperation of smokers in a cam paign against careless use of fire in for ests.
 An official communication received at Athens announced Greek occupation Of Thrace is proceeding without any resist ance.
 Estrada Cabrera, former president of | Guatemala, has been imprisoned upon or l ders from Carlos Herrera, leader of the | revolution.
 | Wireless calls were received at BaIti- more from the British steamship Trigan- | tie, inside of Chesapeake, asking for po- lice and doctor.
 A search began at New Orleans for Grover c. Bergdoll, on information from Washington that the escaped prisoner passed that way.
 X communist parade that took three hours to pass a given point was held to celebrate the forty-ninth anniversary of the French commune.
 Fifty nurses, representing Is countries have been awarded the Florence Night
 ingale medal. for herosm on the battle I field by the Geneva Red Cross.
 Negotiations between Gregory KrassiiS.
 Russian minister for trade and commerce
 and British officials will involve political
 as well as commercial matters:
 London National News announced that
 the situation in Ireland is regarded as so grave that a number of warships are being fitted out and will be sent there.
 Ten thousand BuIgarians, members of
 irregular bands of troops, have assembl- ed at Harmanli. about SO miles north west of Adrianople on the Maritza. I Karagatch, a suburb of AdrianopIe on
 the right bank of the Maritza river,
 which is being occupied by Greek troops 7 was under fire from Turkish artillery.
 Fire destroyed a section of pier at Galveston, Texas owned by the Morgan ? Steamship Line. The loss, incluling pier warehouses and their contents, was esti- mated at s2,OOo.OOO.
 A wireless received in London from 2 Moscow says that sixteen firms from New York and other cities in the United States r have requested the soviet government tc t resume trade relations.
 New York State Eiks..- Association : representing more than 70,oQ0 member. : and comprising 65 lolges will hold it. . eighth annual convention in New YorE = city, beginning Tuesday.
 Two persons were killed and three in. S jured on the Greensburg- Pleasant l Pike miles from Greensburg, Pa, wher c the automobile in which they were ridine
 punged down SO foot embankment Twenty persons charged with murder n were arraigned for trial in the crimina - courts yesterday. Cook County GIL. Q juries established a record this monti t when twelve men were convicted of mur a der.
 l. A service of Sedan chairs, many c
 them historical pieces, was organized b!
 one of the largest and most exclusive ho
 tels in Paris for the benefit of Are#ical
 women visitors inconvenienced by tax L strikers.
 $ Discovery of secret fnternationa e bolshevik organization. which paid larg Il sums of money to various agents l. throughout the world is believed to hav l. been made at Paris. Payment to tn n agents was made in platinum of which n kilogram is worth 65 900 francs IS An automobile party of four goin L. north over the Wailingford turnpike clos
 by the New Haven line met mishap earl d Tuesday when the machine struck a tel l. ephone pole. John Riley of Wellington g was reported to be seriously hurt. E. John Rallies was fined s10O and cost le and sentenced to ten days in jail for J. second offense of selling liquo rwithou at l a license in his saloon in Merden. Late
 Julge T. ?. Ounce suspended the ia
 sentence upon Rallies agreement { - close his place.
 fifteen inch steam pipe at Eft
 avenue and 5Sth street, New York. e1 = ploded an instant after an automobil
 carrying six or eight passengers passe , over the manhole. They were not ir jured but covered with mud and dirt a the steam shot up through the groun i to height of 200 feet.