Norwich bulletin., 1920-09-23
BRIEF TELEGRAMS
Bar gold in London was 117s Cd al ounce unchanged.

bkiEF lELE6kAMS
 Bar gold in London was ITS Cd an i ounce unchanged.
 Thirty per cent. of Europe's population is still on bread rations, Herbert Hoover says.
 Infant mortality Is increasing in France since the war ended. It is 50 per cent. in Paris.
 Thirty-six scholars were among the 45S first-class passengers to Southampton. i
 The Japanese government now has an observer at sebastapol, General WrangeIs headquarters.
 American liner St. Paul arrived at New York with 300 passengers, 521 first | cabin and s7s third class.
 An airplane circIins over Albany alarmed men guarding the capitol when it | dropped advertising circulars.
 Brown University yesterday began its academic year with "a registration of 1 nearly one thousand mon.
 American dollar was quoted at IA francs 69 centimes, compared with Ii francs 20 centimes at last close.
 With the displacement of strikebreak- CTS by refular employees receipts of the Is. R. T., are increasing rapidly.
 United states marines are guarding the polls in Nicaragua during the presiden- tial election, which is now going on.
 Persecution by the Bulgarian military authorities has resulted in the Greek pop ulation deciding to leave the district of Kavakli.
 The entrances to city hall, Boston, were placed under extra police guard yester- day after receipts of a second threaten ing communication by Mayor Peters.
 The press agent is a pest and ought to be eradicated, according to a paper read to the Southern California Editorial as sociation.
 Detroit Police Department announced the arrest of six members of what is be- lieved the largest ring of auto thieves in the country.
 Feared at Mobile that two steamers 'ngaged in the fruit trade have been caught in the hurricane reported near Tucatan channel.
 Resolutions memoriaIizing congress to enact legislation to aid in relieving the housing shortage were adopted by the New York assembly.
 1 Aberdeen Daily American and Daily News suspended publication when press forces walked out because of wage de- tnands were not granted.
 Reported steamship San Reno ashor, off Macoris. Santo Domingo, since Sept II will be a total wreck. Crew has ar ''ived at Kingston, Jamaica.
 Plans for eliminating red tape In hand l ling alcohol and narcotics were considered at the annual convention of the Nationa I Association of Retail Druggists.
 Bar silver in London was 50 7-sd al
 nunce New York domestic price wa
 unchanged at 99 1-2 cents. Foreign sil yer was unchanged also at 94 Is cents
 Senator Johnson of California, in hi
 first speech in behalf of the republica
 national ticket endorsed the attitude o
 Senator Harding on the league of nation:
 Massachusetts State Boxing Commis sission refused to authorize a bout i , which Jack Dempsey. heavyweight : champion was to be one of the contend , CTS.
 Ratification of the 18th amendment WI celebrated yesterday by the MassachI I setts Woman Suffrage Association vii parade in Boston of several hundr, - suffrage workers.
 Police were stationed about the Brool l. lyn Museum of Arts and Sciences as n result of a threatening note which h; e been posted on the bulletin board of u Il institution.
 American representatives to the Bru
 sels financial congress which meets Ser
 24 under the league of nations will F chosen from among American financi
 experts now abroad. r. TheophiIus olena, president of tl d Board of Aldermen of Brooklyn, befo If that city was incorporated with Ne le York city. died at his home in Brookly IS He was nS years old. as United States steamboat inspectors es Providence exonerated Capt George d Downey. of the tug Barrollton. and Ca H. William J. BaTtlett of the tug Walths ny of New York.
 Ia
 be Madame De Buyer-Mimeure. former fl Miss Daisy Poly of San Francisco. h i+- been made a chevalier of the Legion sd Honor in recognition of her services
 France during the war.
 Following a display by Ulster voIu
 teers armed men in uniform attack sT several premises in Carrick-on-Shannc
 Ireland. and caused considerable dana a with rife fire and bombs. in In an effort to halt the operations of th, band of smugglers bringing liquor 1T Id, this country from Canada, governmt $1 and state officials have begun a patrol cd the border and waterways.
 Edwin c. Dinwiddie. former legislat ra Superintendent of the Anti Saloon Leag IT, was elected chairman of the Firteer is- International Congress against alcoh 100 ism, in session at Washington. iz- Possibility of another nationwide b
 lot by miners in England was seen wi
 it was announced that another natiol
 conference of miners would be held RY discuss the recent strike negotiations. ion Lohoon ps arc Iakins prec' sI those in New York and Genoa. Pare rm o ,' ~ .ne StoSA .Aoilai ,.lN-l ns- Oio' iillO 'ne Oui4u4is'