Norwich bulletin., 1920-02-05
Condensed Telegrams

Gold sold for 12os Sd fine ounce, in London. This is d new high price.
 Former Premier cImenceau was warmly greeted upon his arrival att Marseilles.
 Privately owned wireless stations will be returned to their owner when peace is declared.
 Gold output of the Porcupine mines o0a and s10,000oOO.
 Running birds are now replacing canarles as drawing room pets in fashionable Parisian homes.
 dhristianias orway4 has been out off from the outside world for the past few days by heavy snow fall.
 Hollands refusal to give up the former German emperor may result in blockade of the country. according to the Petit Parisian.
 Spreading rails threw a freight train of 50 cars on the Boston & Maine railroad into wreck at New port, Va, yesterday.
 Silver was quoted at s133 1-4 an ounce in New York compared with 86d in London. The London quotation is new high record.
 Viscount GIerawIy. only son and heir to Earl Annesley, was orxing as a chorus boy in a London revue at salary of $20 a week. N atchez Monroe passenger train derailed on the Missouri Pacific rail- road at Clayton Junction, La. r per- sons reported missingl A bill was introduced in the French Chamber of Deputies providing for l two more years of daylight saving in the summertime in France. Work of pumping out the American | army transport Powhatan, recently lowed into Halifax harbor in dis abled condition. as completed. Delegate kaIanianaoIo introduced a 1 bill providing for granting of state hood to Hawaii under qualifications to be determined by Congress.
 At meeting of the French cabint presided over by President P6incare, a decree was signed putting into eff l feet new bread tariff on March l.
 Designation of Archduke Joseph as : king by the Hungarian ational As | sembly seems probable as a result of l the strong royalist tendency in Hun
 gary.
 Owing to freight congestion at St. John. N. B.. a number of Canadian
 4iour mills are closing down A to- l tai of 10000 tons is reported await ing shipment.
 | erick Ireland, according to reports to 1 the London Star. One man was kill l ed when troops fired at a crowd of 1 demonstrators.
 Federal prohibition authorities were 1 notified that 50 barrels of whiskey
 had been stolen from a distillery in
 the vicinity of Baltimore. It is val ued at $100o00
 1 The three masted schooner Meth l ebesec, one of the fleet built and own
 ed by I. l.. Snow & O.. of Rockland. l Me. is a total loss near Barbuda, one I of the Windward Islands. Charles F. Brooker. for twenty-one i years president of the American Brass i company. retired at the annual meet ing at Waterbury and became chair ] man of the board of directors.
 The House passed a bill to increase l the pay of officers and men of the
 army, navy, marine corps. coast guard
 and public health services for the new year, amounting to $59 800 000 i Reserve officers cannot accept com missions in the National Guard. nor 1 can a member accept commission in 1 the guard under ruling of Judge Ad-
 vocate General Crowder, approved by | Secretary Baker.
 Government nitrate plant at Tole- l do, built at d cost of S2O 900 GOO, ! could have been duplicated. land and i all, at a cost of $5.000. 900, according | to Henry G. TyreTl former appraiser
 of the War Department.
 High cost of living and lack of | housing facilities failed to keep down 1 the marriage situation in Brooklyn
 Reports (show 1.717 licenses were granted in January, an increase of 1 400 over January last year. l Gabrielle d'Annunzio, Italian insur- l gent leader at Plume, seized the tor 1 pedo boat Orsini and the auxiliary | olA4p AilLet ul 1NoIic, DOulIl LOT 1Ola | from Ancon. with Goodstuffa and
 munitions, for the Italian navy:
 E. F. J.. Gaynor, auditor for the I. 1 R. T., admitted at the traction hear l ing before the Board of Estimate that l J. P. Morgan & Co. had been paid l readiness to supply the company with 1 money, although the money was never
 lcare6.
 
 Albany Journal Building Corpora | tion announced it had acquired con- 1 trolling interest in the Cohoes Repub- 1 lican and Cohoes Dispatch. The | papers will be consolidated and pub I lished under the name of the Cohoes American.
 Thousand of employees of the H. c. ! Prick Coke Co.,. of Connellsville, Pa 1 and their families, will be inoculated 1 against influenza and pneumonia Five of the companys doctors are al- ready at work and meeting with grati- flying success.
 Grover w. A. WhaIen, Commissioner 1 of Plants and Structures and also l brother -in-law of Jeremiah O'Leary. | Irish agitator, was accepted as a | member of the Royal Victorian Order ] His credentials were presented by the 1 British Charge d'Affairs.