Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-02

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 CONN.,. MONDAY, AUGUST 2,
 BRIEF TELEGRAMS
 Martial law was declared in Teheran, capital of Persia, according to a report fro mthat city.
 The American dollar was quoted un- changed at 13 francs centines on the Paris exchange.
 The Pennsylvania Stlte Highway Commission forecasts the apple crop :a!s year at 11,4SS,000.
 Twenty-one persons were killed and twelve injured in munition factory ex- plosion near Prague.
 Bar gold in London was quoted at 110s Cd an ounce. comparnl with ;0ss Sd at the last previous close.
 Despite precautions of the sanitary authorities, several new cases of bubonic plague developed in Vera Cruz.
 Six destroyers and the cruiser St. Louis were ordered to proceed from Philadelphia to Turkish waters
 Census gives Worcester county, Mass, including Worcester, 455.136 population increase 55,47S or 13.9 per cent.
 The thread mills of J. P. Coatts, Pawtucket. R. l., employing 2.5o0 were closed Saturday for two weeks.
 The price of bread, aeco :,ling to sta- tistics compiled in 40 leading ci1.as has increased 6.16 per cent in the last year.
 Three men were killed in valbrillant Quebec when a bolt of lightning struck shed in which dynamite was stored.
 Squadron 2. Division and of the Atlantic fleet arrived at San Francisco with 1,500 apprentice midshipmen from Annapolis Academy.
 Dr. Thomas Upham Co. 82, said to be one of Maines largest timberland own CTS, died Saturday at his summer home at kineo of pneumonia.
 Surprise was expressed in Vatican circles by Archbishop Mannix's pro- Irish statements and his exclusion from Ireland by Premier Lloyd George.
 Two limited cars on the St. Joseph and Kansas City interurban line collided head-on two miles north of Kansas City injuring about thirty five persons.
 The State Department amnoune- d American cargoes valued at abort S1,- 000,000 which were setzad durlng the war by the British will be released.
 Two trainmen were killed and several passengers injured when a Canadian National Railway suburban train ran into freight train at St Johns, N. B.
 The Cabot Cotton mill at Brunswick, Me, employing about 800, will be clos ed for two weeks beginning August z on account of unsatisfactory business conditions.
 Grover A. Whalen, Commissioner of Plant and Structures, says it will take from two weeks to a month to make re- pairs on the Williamsburg Bridge, dam aged by fire
 Bar silver in London was 1-4d higher at 56 14 1-4d an ounce. The New York domestic price remained unchanged at 99 1-2, and foreign silver was 5-Sc | lower at 92 5-8s.
 An entire city block from Third and l, Locust to Spruce street. Philadelphia, wiped out the stock of six firms at a loss of $Soo,o00.
 Frank E. Dimond, a farmer of the West Concord, N. H. district, shot and killed his son, Oliver c. Dimond, late last night, mistaking the younger man, | it is said, for berry thief.
 Agents of James NJ. shevIin, prohi- bitior enforcement agent, seizad i7,"0 cases of whiskey at the liq.nr store Cf Bernard Berstein The Br1%x. Tie i- quor is valued at S115,0 An increase to take the place of 8 flat ] 20 per cent increase to city employees was presented to the Board of stimate | by Mayor Hylan of New York. A gradu- 1 ated scale is the Mayors plan.
 Governor Cantu. of Lower California l expects to have fully 4,000 recruits, in 1 addition to his regular standing army of 500 men. Recruiting stations are being swarmed by mobs eager to en- 1 list.
 Harry G. Schuh, who federal author ities say, was the chauffeur for Erwin G. Bergdoll alleged draft dodger, when Bergdoll was running around the coun- 1 try, has given himself up at Philadel- phia-
 | Frederick C1awson, organizer of the | American-Canadian corporation, a s5,- | 900, 900 organization to develop shipping was indicted by the New York Fedora ! Grand Jury on a charge of using the mails to defraud.
 John Bonen, a sheep herder was shot and more than 1000 shep were killed in | a clash between men said to represent l Colorado cattle interests and the Utah sheep men just across the state line in northwestern Colorado. | Fifth avenue and 42nd street, New 1 York will be decorated today with American and Knights of Columbus flags in honor of the supreme conven- | tion which is expected to bring thou sands of K. C.'s to New York. Automobile licenses issued during the first six months of this year amounted ] to 52,500 in Saskatchewan as against | 50 5T5 issued during the corresponding year. More than three-fourths of the i licenses were issued to farmers. A~ A~s- &I.1