Norwich bulletin., 1920-07-02


 An appeal for cooperation from city, state and federal officials in the enforce nlent of the prohibition law was made by James Shevl5n, federal prohfbAl lon, agent.
 Premier Giolitti received Robert U. Johnson, United States Ambassador It is said that Mir. Johnson conveyed personal message to the premier from the president
 Colby College graduated class of 75 young men and women. The honorary degree of doctor of laws was conferred upon President Arthur Jeremiah Rob erts of the college.
 The Eddystone rifle plant. on the Delaware river near Philadelphia, which established a record during the war Tn turning out more than a million rifles was closed June 30.
 Representatives of 25 Japanese bank
 ing associations, in Tollio, delegated the Industrial Bank to advance capital to business men to tide them over present. financial difficulties.
 President Paul Deschanel has re-
 turned to Paris from the Chateau de la
 Montellerie at Liseux, Normandy,
 where he has been resting for several.
 weeks since his accident.
 The disturbed conditions in Santiago
 due to the uncertainty over the result
 of last Fridays presidential election had
 apparently passed over, the normal life of the city bel ngresumed.
 Sir Herbert Samuel intends to render
 noteworthy his assumption of the high
 connrnissionership of Palestine by pro-
 claiming amnesty for all persons con
 victed of rioting in Jerusalem.
 Arthur G. Todd, rtired insurance
 man. committed suic1ee by shooting
 himself at his home in New Milford.
 He had been in ill-heaIth for some time.
 Regular airpIane passenger service from London to Bombay is considered
 probable by 1922 as result of rush or
 ders now being given for plans and air
 domes by English and French companies official reports from Harbin state that a memorial service for. the Japan csc nassacred by the bolsheyiks re- l'centA at Nifsosaiysk, Siberia, arranged by anti-bolshevists, was marked by fat al rjgSsE - -'-- 
 Two negroes were shot to death and two others hanged by citizens early this week -in Texas. They were wanted in connection with the killing of Deputy
 Sheriff S. c. Mccormick last Saturday night.
 The sanding at the end of 36 holes on the first day of the British open golf championship games at the seaside
 course, Deal, England, was Mitchell, 147, Barnes, 153, Herd, 165, Hagen, 175.
 Market Commissioner o'Malley's re quest for an initial appropriation Of $5 00O. 900 to start the construction Of the proposed terminal markets in each of the boroughs, was approved by the Board of Estimate.
 Disposal of the remaining stocks of war materials was placed under direc- troI depots" established in Boston ton of officers in charge of the con | New York, Chicago, oan Antonio and and San Francisco.
 Liberal forces of Premier Norris will have the largest representation in the next Manitoba legislature Results so far indicate: Liberals 1S Farmers s :; laborites 8; conservatives 6; Inde- pendents 5; deferred 2
 Charged with being fugitive from l justice Russell H. Bancroft of New Ha- ven, Conn. was arrested at Jersey City in connection with the allegd sale, under false pretenses of stock and bonds in
 Orleans county, Vermont. The republican presidential campaign will be based "on an appeal to re- store party government as a constitu- tional substitute for personal govern ment. Senator Harding, the party pres idential candidate announced. The Metropolitan line steamer Calvin Austin, making an overnight run WI
 passengers ana treighl fro.n New York for Boston, lost a propeller blade at the enrance to the Cape Cod canal and was delayed in arrival at port. Professor Charles Inkroit. famous K ray specialist of France lost his re- maining arm in the 24th operation since I1S9S. The noted savant announced after the operation he will continue his experiments with artificial cords. Gold and silver imports during the last twelve months aggregated S9O,zbl,- 01s. and of that amount $5S.502, 633 brought in during April. The highest importation month prior to that time was October, 1919. with s4,722,so4. William Vincent Astor of Rhinebeck, N. Y, was appointed general guardian url- der s2o0, ,Oeo bond of his sister Ava Alice MurieI Astor, now living in Lon don with her mother, Lady Ribblesdale, to collect moneys said to be due her in litigation.
 resolution was passed at the na- tional convention of the Chambers of
 Commerce, in Tokia, declaring anti-Jap anese agitation in California is assum- i ing grave proportions and must be checked or it will doom interests of Japanese there.
 Governor Coolidge sent to the executive council nominations of members of a commission which will consider the ad- visibility of holding in or near Boston sometime in the next five years an in- ternational exDo1ition 10 commemorate the Landing of the Pilgrims. Rev. William E. Barton of Chicago, addressing the International Congrega- ional Council a is decennial meeing prediced ha "any pary ha places in it ] predicted that "any party that places in