Norwich bulletin., 1920-01-17
Condensed TeIeqFams

William F. Delaney yesterday was reappointed postmaster at New Brit ain.
 American Smelling and Refining Co. raised price ofslead from 5 1-4 to l-z cents.
 Gold sold at 11os Sd a fine ounce in London compared with previous price
 Rand gold mines output in December was 650,1S1 fine ounces, valued at 42,- 761,SS6
 Bar silver was quoted at zsd an ounce in London compared with $1.S0A in New. York.
 5avaria,s war losses total 655,ooo men, of whom 1ss.ooo were killed. SS9,000 missing.
 Estimated gross profit of Shipping Board at rate of from s1,000,000 to s12o.ooo,oo0 yearly.
 The Senate passed the wsterpower bill after a ten-year fight. The bill now goes to conference.
 Anti prohibition demonstrations at Tony Pandy, Wales, broke up tenn perance conference there.
 Speaker Sweet declared the investi- gation of five expelled Socialists will not cover the entire patty platform.
 Navy department announced innme- diate distribution of silver victory star to all men wounded in the navy. {. Soviet adMees confirmed the eap- ture of Admiral Kolchak, head of the all Russian government of Omsk.
 cidland Railroad Go, Staten island, is expected to discontinue service be- cause of failure to obtain a ' cent fare.
 Board of managers of the New York Coffee and Sugar Exchange will hold a special meeting today kill kill xii. Price of winter wheat is reported to have Jumped from 80 cents to s1 over the guaranteed government price of s2.2s.
 Restoration of boxing in New York in bid to be introduced by Assembly man Ross.
 Fire partially destroyed a tobacco warehouse owned by H. J. and w. s. Hunting, with a total loss estimated at y15o,0o0.
 The House set Feb. 10 for hear ing of proponents of the bill of Repre- sentative Fess, proposing a reduction of postal rates.
  Delegates of railway mems unions l accepted the government offer of wage demands made by employees in the lower grades of service. No increases in the personnel of the l navy over that authorized for the present fiscal year will be asked by 1.-the navy department for 1921. Premier clen4enceau, Lloyd George and Nitti, will examine text of the de- Emand to be made upon Holland for :, the extradition of the former Kaiser It was announced fK Rome one of \ the Caproni airplanes flying from i Rome to ToiSio reached Adalia, Asia
 Minor, on the coast of the villayet oi Konich.
 II Thirty five million tree seeds were
 formally presented to the government Of France, England and Belgium by the American Forestry Association al Boston.
 Louis Cuviilier, Democrat, of New York. will testify in the Assembly as to the ability of the New York. Tele-
 phone Go. to give better service 1T
 New York city.
 M. Franklin Bullion, defeated b, Andre Tardieu for the Chamber oi
 Deputies iR November election. vii tour the United States in opposition tt
 the peace treaty. !, Ever Pasha, former Turkish minis. ter of war, who was recently elected !, king of Kurdistan, started a bolshevik
 revolution in Turkestan, AfghanistaI and Baluchistan.
 Six hundred thousand marks con. ) ttributed by Americans to> the German Red Cross in the winter of 1916-17 stil are on deposit in the Dresdner Banl aw fiting disposition. Samuel Req, president of the Penn sylvania railroad, declared the an nouncement that company would
 spend 10,000, 900 for improvement al
 Pittsburgh, is erroneous.
 Win a huge hole torn in her bot tom, the coast and geodetic survey
 converted yacHt Isis was beached fiv' miles south of St. Augustine withou 1 injury to the crew of fifty. . It is reported there is an enormou 3 exodus of German subjects iron Switzerland to their former homes il l Germany, most of them being desert l CTS from the German army. : Secretary Baker Recommended t
 state department that the Unitet 7 States furnish Poland with surplus mil : itary supplies and to stem the west : ward sweep of the bolsheviki.
 Four former monarchs who are Iiv
 ing at Lausanne were interested spec tators at the sale of jewels and of ob tects of art owned by the estate of tn 1ofn p,.inonco I of,rYoff nf I1ffccso