Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-16
BRIEF TELECRAMS

Bar gold in London was unchanged at 112s lid an ounce.
 Mexican oil shipments in July amount ed to more than 12,250,000 barrels. badly damaged street car which had struck explosive in Denver.
 Polish armistice delegates met the Bolshvik commissary at the front and agreed to open negotiations
 Lightning struck the Corning mill of the E. I. du Pont Co.,, at Wayne, N. J. blowing up one story brick building.
 The 10000 ton steel oil carrier liar vester, was launched Saturday by the Texas Steamship company at Bath, Me.
 AdoIph Pauli, head of the German South American department was ap- pointed German Minister to the Argen- tine.
 The American dollar in Paris was against 13 francs 70 centimes at last
 Two German stowaways were taken from the Standard Oil tanker Mydrecht which arrived at Bayonne from South ampton, England.
 London bar silver quoted at 5a 1-4 an ounce. New York domestic price unchanged at 99 1-2 cents and foreign silver S5 3-S cents.
 Three sailors were injured, one of them mortally, in an explosion on board the American cruiser Pittsburgh at Cherbourg, France.
 The four United States army air Mineola. to Name, Alaska, are on the last leg of their flight.
 American firms are anxious to open branches in Canada, according to re- port from Winnipeg. Within the last year 200 firms located there.
 Foreign vessels brought nearly twice the value of imports into the United States during the fiscal year 1920 as were carried in AmeHcan bottoms. l The assassin's bullet which split the shoulderblade of Premier Venizelos, of Greece, into four parts, was removed in
 
 Russell E. Randy of Lincoln was ap- pointed permanent receiver of the Os- wegatchie Textile Company of Pawtuck- ct and ordered to file a bond of s5o,- 900.
 A deadlock in the raw sugar market between buyers and sellers was broken by sale of Cuban raw sugar to Amer lean Sugar Refining Co, at 12 cents C. & f.
 Capt. Thomas l.. Edwards, Baker City, Oregon and Lieut. James G. Bow en, Baltimore Md, were killed in an airplane accident at Mirebelais. Haiti, August g.
 Delegates representing s,000.0 900 Brit 1 ish workers met in Central Hall, Lon 1 don, to take steps which would prevent the Government from going to war against Russia.
 Every. passenger on the Santa Fe | train No. was vaccinated after case of smallpox had been discovered en route from Kansas City to Alberquer- que, New Mexico.
 Cocoa, amounting to 42o,S3o,sse pounds, was consumed by 'ople of the | United States for twelve months end ing June 30. 2o.oO0,O0O pounds were ] imported into this country. Unless they clear themselves of charges on which they were originally expelled the five Socialist Assemblymen 1 of New York State Legislature will not i be allowed seats if reelected. Dan Aihearn, of the Illinois \. C.. worlds record holder for the hop, step and jump, was dismissed from the American team on charges of insubord- ] ination, but was in no way charged with dissipation.
 1 With the arrest of Herman Hoffman who confessed he was a secret messen- ger of international radicalism, Chi cago authorities believe they have the human link connecting the radical movement in this country and Europe. 1 Using keys confederates Xot into the Litchf1eld county jail, during heavy storm and libeT9ted John J. Null downey, alias Fred Fuller of Boston | charged with assault with intent to l Jz;IJ l,,r