Norwich bulletin., 1920-04-03

IA PAGES l0' CONDENSED TELEGKAMS l Crops of Spain were damaged by frost and snow.
 Price of Philadelphia Sunday news papers has been increased to ten cents. i Commercial Cable Co. announced with Manaos, Brazil. restored.
 Ear gold was quoted at Airs. 72c, compared with previous quotation of 15.frs. He in Paris.
 To meet the rising prices of cloth ing many overall clubs have been in Florida.
 Bar silver was unchanged at s1.26Ia an ounce in New York, compared with 72 Is in London.
 William M. Williams was sworn in as commissione rof internal revenue, succeeding Daniel c. Roper.
 Organized labor put itself on re- cord in favor of stringent federal reg ulation of the packing industry.
 Wholesale quotations for quick silver in tiasks of 75 pounds s103, com pared with last quotation of s95.
 Twenty million marks being taken from the city of Berlin to Essen dis appeared, according to reports at Ber- lin.
 French Minister of Finance in- formed the senate that the new Bremen loan produced more than 15,OOO,OO0 francs.
 United States will not be repre- sented at the peace conference when it meets at San Reno. Italy, this month.
 Former Justice Charles E. Hughes declared the New York assembly's ac- tion in expelling the five socialists was calamity.
 Count Luigi BartoIueei Dundas, naval attache of the Italian embassy at Washington, died at Johns Hop kins hospital.
 A commission was appointed in heAICo lo sCOuI lAS lePuoiAC TUT dIInS and ammuniaion hidden or abandoned on battlefelds. The Rev. George J. Krim. s. J. president of Brooklyn College died in New York today, after a short ill., ness with pneumonia
 Hampson Gary of. Texas, now con- sul general at Cairo, Egypt. was nom- mated by President Wilson to be minister to Switzerland. New York State senate codes conn mittee reported out the bill of Sena- tor Boylan. of New York, for abolish ing capital punishment. Norway was added to the list of na tions which have begun negotiation: with Argentina for free interchange | of essential food products.
 New York State barge canal wa. 1 officially opened when three barge. l left the terminal loaded with sugal and genera merchandise for Baltimore ] An ice ian, that had been held bacI l by a los boom in the Saco river 1 short distance above Biddeford, Me Eburst it's bonds and swept down tn river.
 Commuters on Jersey Central ferrie | are notified their communication ticket will be honored by the Pennsylvanii railroad between Elizabeth and Ney Yorki.
 Bearing banners urging freedom fo Ireland a dozen women attempted demonstration before congress. Polic escorted them from the capitc grounds.
 The Polish government has author ized the Minister of Industry an Commerce to loan 12.o00, 900 marks t various commercial and industrial en terprises.
 A strike of employees of the soci: Mill of the Manville Go. at Woon socket, resulted in the closing of tn , plant. The workers demand a 4S hour week.
 : Mayor Moore issued a procIamatio : in Philadelphia urging business hour be advanced an hour without movin
 the clocks ahead between April . and Oct. 31. According to report of the nations g highways protective society 41 pel ! sons were kllleO III NcW 1OTh DS dl tos last month. Eight persons wei :. killed by trolleys. v Resignation for Ian McPherso , chief secretary for Ireland. was ar nounced. Hamar Greenwood. under s secretary for home affairs. will prol = ably succeed him. Ordinary shareholders of the Anna :, gamated Cotton Mills Trust. Londo A approved an increase of capital fro
 e2,SOO,O0O to e7.300,000 by the isst | of 5000, ,000 shares.
 King Alfonso received a deputatic from the National Association r Teachers. which presented petite
 asking his support for bill increa: 1 ing teachers salaries. B Two armed men in an automob t held up messengers of Swift & C. d packers, of 23rd street viaduct, Ne
 York and escaped with a handbs
 containing S455. .4S0.
 Women will go to the primaries