Norwich bulletin., 1920-09-06

115s Sd an ounce, against 115s at last close.
 American dollar on the Paris Ex- change was quoted at 14 francs AZ cen times.
 Census Bureau has announced that the population of Troy, N. r., has decreased 6.2 per cent. to 72,013.
 President DeschaneI received diplomats at his home at Rambouillet for the first time since his injury last May.
 Mary Garden, American opera star, while bathing at Monte, Carlo. was swept away and saved with difficulty.
 Population ot the State of Colorado is announced by the Census Bureau to have increased 17.6 per cent. to 93J.376.
 The new [. s. S. Tennessee, which is 99 per cent. completed, will sail from the Brooklyn navy yard about Sept. l5. Bar silver in London was 59d an ounce. New York domestic price was unchanged at 99 1-2c. and foreign silver was 3-4c higher at s4c. Wireless messages received from the tteslns D Aquitania chow the vessd4 will brea'F H-- record by five hours and two minutes. Employcs of the National Marine Bank. one of the largest in R.n Janeiro, struck because the management refused 70 dis charge the chief booxlseper. An advances of 25 to 60 cents bar rel in principal Minneapolis flour mills is reported. Millers claim strong high CT wheat market is resp onsible.
 The seventh modern revival of the | Oiy-hpic games just concluded at Ant werp resulted in a financial loss of s5o0,- Ooo according to a statement, issued there.
 James W. Gerard. former American Ambassador to Germany, accepted the post of chairman of the finance commit tee of the democratic national commit tee.
 c. Lester SOuthweII, former manager 5f the Haverhill brancn of Ihe 0li Col was arrested at Newburyport, charged with larceny on Il counts.
 The home of Joseph P. Day, real es- tate dealer and auctioneer of Manhat-
 tan, was robbed of jeweiry valued al
 Sl5,0 900, which belonged to Days moth
 er-in-law, at Short Hills, N. J.
 Long Island Railroad has announced
 that arrangements are complete for tho handling of the usual heavy movement
 Of passengers to seashore and other re.
 sort places over the holiday period. 
 Postmaster Patten announced tha owing to the war letter, postcard printed matter, samples of merchandis. commercial papers and parcel post vii
 not be accepted for certain places il Poland
 With the arrest of i've men, two a Oneonta, two in Herkimer and one 8 Plattsburgh N Y. police officials be lieve they have put an end to activlti,. ! of an organized band of automobi. thieves.
 Fifty, Staten Islanders. including sey
 eral women. appeared before Fedora Judge Chatfeid, in Brooklyn ,askin : him to direct Receiver Brenner, of tn ' Midland Railroad to buy new cars to rt sume operations.
 Seven of the largest shiDbuilding an $ ship repair plants at Mobile, Ala, ar t nounced that it was not their intentio e to fight union labor, but to stop unio domination" of their plants they woul
 conduct open shops.
 e The Greek government organ, Est U published an interview with Premier V, S ed to approach Switzerland in an efto
 nize,os. \ ing t''H ~n~Arnment propo -S tN e@"'''. 'er King Col T. stantine and his followers. 70 British, French ana Italian and Ge
 man delegates arrived at Stresa, Ital r, for q conference at which will be 2 e ranged the conditions of payments ar lv advcances to be made to Germany ,i the delivery of coal to the allies.