Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-28

Madame Curie was given the degree of doctor of laws by the University of Pitts burgh.
 King Boris of Bulgaria. standing on the balcony of the royal palace had mar row escape from death in the bomb i throwing which resulted in IS casualties Census Bureau announced total value of manufactured products If the United States increased from S24e4s, ,0eo iT 1914 to ss2, 900 in 1919. resolution favorinE the extension of personal libel laws to cover hbels against creeds. sects and races was rejected by the Union of Hebrew Congregations.
 There was a net increase of two per cent. in the membership of the United Presbyterian church during the past year.
 Thirty-eirht cases of bubpnic plague. with 25 deaths, were registered in Tam pico Mexico, and envircns in April and May.
 Mrs. James Cass. % years old. wife of ! a Denver patrolman. shot and killed 1 man who attempted to seize her as she was returning to her home late at night i Decision that the Bayarian citizens guard. known as the inwohnerwehr. must submit to disbandTnent was reached by | the Bavarian council of ministers. l Governor Cameron Morrison of North Carolina has been elected president of | the Scottish Society of America at a i meeting in Red Springs, \. c. | John Fianigan. 42. employed at the farm of State Senator Richard B. Enc. ] in Simsbury was killed when several sacks of grain fell on him while he was at work.
 According to announcement by Penn- svlvania Agricultural department. the state wheat crop for 1921 will total 2s,- 75o. GOO bushels compared with ee,774,oo0 bushels last year.
 Soviet Russia and Turkish nationalist government signed a treaty based on mu- tual aid for the emancipation of all people sof the East and the absolute right of self determina tion." Rear AdmlraI Augustus r. FeehteIer commandsnt Of the fifth naval district. died al. Norfolk navy yard, according to reports to the navy. department. He had , been i'll for several months. After June 30. all commissions tender ed in the army officers reserve COTS prior to April Sn will be cancelled. tn war department announced in state e nent. ... The possibility that taxe. might be in . creased instead of decreased was sug Z regted by Senator Shoot republican : Utah. during senate finance cormitte'
 hearings.
 g Tn. Chicago, Burlington and oufne! : railroad declared a five per cent dividen' l. pavable June 25. an increase of one pc e cent. over the prevailing seni-annua rate.
 t A hotel seheoI to teach prospective ho = tel employees all the intr1cacies Of tn l, business from dish washing to hnancis r management was recommended by an in 7. vestigating committee of the American n Hotel Association. q Fresh eggs quoted at t1 cents a doLe e wholesale May 1e. 1920. dropped to 2 if cents a dozen mp to May 1s. this year IF acordinz to figures made public by Q. V e Olson. president of the Chicago mercan s. tile exchange.
 ' Sir Hamar Greenwood. chief seeretsr
 for Ireland. declared in the house h commons that approximately HOO ie rounds of American amunition was conhs m cated In Dublin district since March 'e last.
 It Sir Charles Sykes NJ. P. sailed on th n Olympic from Southampton for th
 country to make study of the industris
 conditions Former Secretary of Stat
 BainbridEe Colby was among the passens
 CTS sailing.
 Purchase of real estate valued at mol
 than s4 100000 for army supply has,
 In various sections of the country wa
 proposed in s bill which the house Inf
 itary committee ordered favorably repor
 ed
 Eight soft drink manufacturers iu di,
 trict court. Worcester. on complaint
 state board of health inspectors. charge
 them with violating the state board
 rule by using saccharine in making sol
 drinks.
 Newspapers announce that a contra,
 has been signed by the Portuguese goy
 ernment with American interests. undt
 the terms which corn. coal. raw mater
 als and supplies having a value up
 s5e, 100000 will be sent to this country.
 Fears are expressed by the newspaPer
 that Buenos Aires is on the eve of furtf
 CT sanguinary events growing out of tn
 acute labor situation. which is the topl
 of general conversation in all quarters (
 the city.
 William A. PrenderEAst, chairman .
 the public service commission, announce
 tha t"the commission does not conside
 that the evidence submitted by Ne
 York city of sufficiently conclusive char
 acter to warrant the commission in grant
 ing the city's motion to prohibit 2s DC
 cent. phone rate increase"
 notable decrease in the foreign po,
 ulation of Oregon, except Japanese, WE
 shown in figures issued by the census b.
 reau. Of the total population of 7es.~5
 the whites comprised 7ss,14s, Indial . Ta~a