Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-29

Prices were irregular
 ed in a critical condition at St Jo- sephs hospital Chicago.
 William Hood, negro gunmen with a long police record, in Springfield, Mass, was held in bonds of S24.ooo.
 Price of gasoline was reduced 1 1-2 cents gallon to 25 cents, wholesale, by the Standard Oil Co.,, of Indiana.
 It will be several months at least be- fore the actual withdrawal of American marines from San Domingo will begIn.
 Leather dressing plant of Henry R. Brandt, at Gloversville, \. Y, was de- stroyed yb fire. Loss estimated at s200,- 900.
 Commodore John EccIeston Craven. |. S. N, (retiredl died suddenly at hs home in Annapolis, Md. He was 62 years old
 New York silver was unchanged at | 99 1-2 cents. Foreign prive advanced l Is cents to 64 If cents. Mexican, 4S 1-2 | cents
 Cancellation of President Irtgoyen's usual holiday trip added strength 10 rrmors of an impending strike in Ar | gentina-
 Slump in British freight rates con- | tinues Many vessels are laid up be- cause it is impossible to meet the cost | of operation
 l rrt. aR in m- sets are buying coal on a cooperative basis and many, corporations are making purchases for their employees. Los Angeles Russian Progressive clut | adopted resolutions asking President | elect Harding to obtain safe passage tc Russia for 500 of its members.
 A strike of railway workers it threatened in southern Auhtralia unless the government promises to take meas ures to reduce the cost of living.
 Arrangements have been concluded IT New York with banking interests where by the weak marginal accounts of Rep logic steel have been protected.
 Intervention in Cuba under authorit! of the Platt amendment is being con sidered as a result of the disturbed DO
 litical and financial condition there.
 Employes of United States Steel Cor poration win be given an opportunit'
 to buy common stock at S20 to S25 {
 share below the price paid last year.
 Production of ingots in the YOInEs
 town district fro mpresent indication l f
 normal for the last week of December
 Very Reverend Michael V. BalOgl
 dean or supervising head of the thirty
 five Hungarian Greek Catholic churche
 in America, died at his home in Cieye
 land.
 James Phillip Mccarthy. veteran
 newspaper man, died at Post Gradual hospital, New York, as the result of a 1 operation for appendicitis. He was but week.
 A resolution was adopted by the sen ate calling upon the interstate commerc commission to report as to the increase
 cost of fuel to the railroads for th
 current year over 1919.
 Pacific Steamship Co.,, early in Jar uary, will inaugurate a steamship SCI vice from Antwerp to Seattle. making possible for Washington fruit grower to ship products to Europe. Russo-Polish peace negotiations wei l, definitely broken off. Adolf Joffe. st viet aldecred Russias internal conditio
 was so good that it was unnecessary treat further with the Poles. ,, Sophocles Venizelos. son of the forn CT Greek premier was married to Mad' moiselle Katelin Zeroudaki larl number of prominent French personat es attended the ceremony.
 Senator Edges motion calling upo | the Shipping Board for a detailed stat ment of its financial condition, shiI
 being operated and profits and losse of operation was adopted by the senat Rev. Charles W. Collins, former chal
 cellor of the Roman Catholic Diocese Portland, died sI St Clements hous
 Bosom. Sunday night it became know . Tuesday. He had been chaplain at S Clements for several years. American Red Cross provided civiua 7 suits as Christmas gifts to 5000 Polls
 Americans, being demobilized at Wa I saw from the army of General Hall,
 preparatory to returning to this cou try.
 special concession was granted f, the construction of railroad fro Q | Huancayo to Negre Bueno inthe Dt partnentof Junin, Peru, passing throug . the most important coal center the country.
 Four men, believed by police to I - i members of a band that perpetrate |, many hold-ups and robberies througho, . Bergen county, New Jersey, early in u : monIE were arrested in New Yorl charged with robbery. A hold-hp by armed robbers, a my,
 terious shooting in the downtown SC
 tion. numerous arrests on less seriol
 charges and the fining of S5 men wT
 were arrested marked cleanup of the bu 1 mess districts in Pittsburgh. ' Bishop William Lawrence of tI
 Protestant Episcopal diocese of Mass; clnusetts pleaded for church unity tn; 7 would include the Roman Catholic ar eastern churches, at an inter-denomin;