Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-30

6aderS ot FreIfCn IrOpS UurlnS the world < war will sail June 1 for South Omerica.
 Four new cases of bubonic plague re- | ported in Tampico. Three deaths are al- | 30 reported. c
 Premier Lloyd George has urged strik- ing miners to reach a decision quickly on wage proposal he has offered them. Wheeler and Schebler Carburetor Co.,, of : Indianapolis, committed suicide.
 French cabinet decided to authorize the immediate, unrestricted importation of wheat into France.
 Sixteen more labor union officials in Chicago were indicted by special grand jury invstigating graft charges.
 William c. Dillingham;, 7S, clerk of courts of Middlsex county, Mass, died suddenly at his home in Maiden,
 The factOrie in Derby and Shelton. with on exception, have decided to adopt daylight saving time tomorrow.
 President Harding announced the nom nation of William Maynard as United States attorney for the southern district of New York.
 Enrica Carusa, sailing Saturday for Italy took a huge quantity of American spaghetti with him, as it is scarce in It. ally at present.
 Vice Prsident Calvin Coolidge was | elected to the board of regents of the | Smithsonian, Institution, succeeding the ! late Chief ,JuStic White
 The United States army has developed 2 machine gun bullet of 50 calibre cap able of piercing one-inch arnor plate at 200 yards.
 Mayor Hylan of New York announced, owing to pressure of work and the Meyer Investigating committe, he fould forego his usual summer vaction Average daily oil production in the
 United States for the week ended May 21
 totaled 1,32S,570 barrels, compared with 1,317, 240 barrels for previous week
 Senate committee on education and la
 bor ordered an inquiry into West Virginia
 coal strike, following statement of min
 CTS counsel.
 Intrastate freight rates on sand, gray
 el and crushed stone have increased 15
 per cent by the New Jersey public util-
 ity commission.
 4 Japanese schooner captured while
 seal poaching in Canadian water, was de-
 stroyed by Canadian ship Malaspina The
 crew was arrested and 150 skins taken.
 Federal officials at Spokane were or
 dered to the state penitentiary at Walla
 Walla and determine if prisoners are h.
 gagged in counterfeiting plots.
 Spanish council of ministers decided to revise tariff duties as a result of pro- tests by di2lomatists and commercial representatives.
 Steamer ZuIia. arriving at New York , from Curacoa, Dutch West Indies had t on board eight cases of gold valued at
 S9o,7Oo
 p The Massachusetts legislature pro-
 rogued shortly before daybreak Satur- n day ending session that had been continuous since Friday afternoon. p Award of the Sachs research fellowship e at Harvard, the most valuable single fel- l. lowship at the University, to Richard fl OiLtltis NdS dHuOunCtQ.
 Bishop William Lawrence of the Epis- n copal diocese of Massachusetts announced , his withdrawal from official duties until n the last of October. l. creditors petition in bankruptcy 10 against ]. F. Mosser Company of Bos ,- ton. dealers in hides and leather, wa, l. filed in the federal court The claim! E. of three petitioners amount to s107,696. e- Coast guard cutter Seminole capture, . the schoonr F. NJ Skinner with 45 bar ,e rels of whiskey on board The Seminol n has been searching the Atlantic coast fo r. weeks, looking for vessels reported in tn
 rum-running business, lh Former Postmaster General Albert S 7e Burleson, who for several weeks has bee al surveying cotton market conditions il 1e Germany, left Berlin for Vienna He vii as visit the Saxon cotton mills later, as To complete survey of the Gran
 Canyon of the Colorado river never be a. fore attempted six members of the Unit ;t ed States Coast and Geodetic Survey wi of cut themselves of from civilization fo to four months.
 ng John Hays Hammond, engineer and ar ty thority on commerce. declared in an ad Ie dress before silver jubilee convention c
 the American Cotton Association at Phi in adelphia. that Germany is America oh most dangerous competitor. ts George Simon, vegetable cook at ne hotel in Boston, died from a bull,
 wound inflicted by a fellow employee Sa -s- urday. The shooting is thought to hay ,a. been accidental, but search is being mac ne for Al Joanta who has disappeared. his Bernard Lawn of Mcdford, Mass or lamp lighter working on the Felswa lal boulevard. was seriously burned when a
 auto truck collided with his wagon ar
 caused the explosion of a barrel of gas E line
 le
 h. The funeral of Bishop Matthew Ha A-t kins for 54 years head of the Providen mt diocese Of the Roman Catholic churt o- was held in the Cathedral of Sts Pet
 many churchmen of high standing pa by ticipating in the ceremonies. The ard Announcement that Herbert Hoovc ses Ecretary of commerce would address em meeting of the allied shoe and leath an trade of New England in Boston. lip. July F was made by Thomas F. Ande his son, secretary of the New England Sh def and Leather association. the
 m- Judge Ebert H. Gary. chairman of the United States Stel corporation, will
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