Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-19


 The time limit for disarmament by Germany is fixed absolutely as June 3O in an allied note presenttd to the Ger man government
 Department of labor announced the level of wholesale prices is now IS 1-2 per cent. below the peak of high prices reached May, 1920.
 under jury rig after exhausting her oil supplies while in search for the missing navy tug Conestoga.
 The senatorial election contest between Senator Newberry and Henry Ford is to be taken up tomorrow by the senate privileges and elections committee Appeals to the state department by per sons having friends or relatives detain- ed in Russia show that 100 Americans are held by soviet authorities. Prime Minister William F. Massey, of New Zealand. sailed on the British liner Carmania for England. He will attend | the meeting of the imperial council in London.
 1 Announcement is made of the sale of | s2. 900, 900 tons of nitrate by the Chilean | 1 Nitrate Producers Association to a ni- | trate pool in London, the price being sl4 | | per ton. The house is expected to begin eonsid- | eration of the Sweet bill within a few days to consolidate various government agencies dealing with relief for war vet erans.
 Appointment of Harold l.. Hart. of Binghamton, N. Y. as federal prohibition director for the stat eof New York was announced late yesterday by the intern al revenue bureau
 The gambling concession for the Mexi- can town of Juarez. just across the bord- CT from Fl Paso. Texas. has netted the state government of Chihuahua $500, 00O in the last six months. The superdreadnauEht Tennessee. hay ing successfully completed her standard ) ization trials off the Maine coast. came to l Boston to replenish her fuel oil supply before proceeding to New York. pitched battle was fought as Osaka. r Japan. by 800 striking electrical work 9 CTS and 200 police The strike was call s ed to force employers to negotiate on wages and working conditions. 
 , Professor H. F. Harrington. director of , the courses in journalism at the Univers- t ity of Illinois. has been appointed direc- tor of the Medill School of of Journalism e at Northwestern University.
 Margaret Hopkins Joyce, known on the
 stage as Peggy Hopkins. has filed d
 cross bill for separate maintenance E against her third husband. James Stan
 ley Joyce, wealthy Chicago lumberInan
 PetroGrad citizens. including even the 7, communists have recently asserted that :. the supreme bolsheviki authority at Mos II COW has decided to let the former capital l. city sink into position of insignifcance. n Impatient at the delay of her fanos
 to send for her, Maria Da Ramos came to d New Bedford a stowawsy on the steam d packet Carleton Belle from Brsvs, Cape ". Verde Islands.
 l. Failure of the Turkish nationalist gov l. ernment of AnEora to ratify the treaty in concluded March 2 between the French ot government and the Turkish nationalists
 is expected' to cause the lapse of the h. agreement.
 ,t- Charles F. Rowland. president of tn, -s Wadsworth. Rowland company, pain a manufacturers, of Boston, after bein. = taken i'll in a subway station, died on thu 'i way to a hospital. He was so years o na n age.
 With retail prices for milk between |; -1t and 15 cents quart production has SC iA far outstripped consumption that pro. It, ducers in the vicinity of Westfed Mass. 7s are feeding milk to their stock or throw It. ing it away.
 'l- Herbert Prentice Crane, son of
 wealthy manufacturers of Chicago. hsi
 been sentenced to serve from one i,
 twenty years in the penitentiary. He wa " convicted of having attempted to attacl
 a thireen year old girl.
 Three detectives of Dr. Carleton Si ,u mons narcotic division seized morphin e and heroin valued at s30.000 and arrest ,9i ' ed a longshoreman at 557 West 5Tt p ,n street, New York. in whose apartment tn drugs were found.
 Frank Seaman. alleged to be an Ameri ,r can sgitator, another American who's ,,, name was not announced. and two Span ha iards have been ordered expelled fror
 Mexico on the ground that they are "per
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 picture by Jan Vermeer. of Delft. wa
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 mission firm acting for an unknown prir GO cipal for ESQ., 900 guilders, at the preser
 rate of exchange estimated at s214.s0O -en
 at- Mir. AAd Mrs. William J. TruebIoo or will not contribute financially to the d. po- fense of their daughter. Mrs. Lydt
 Trueblood Southsrd. who was arrested to Honolulu last Thursday to be returns ,un to Twin Falls. Idaho. to stand trial f' the +bo ,,rrda- of Ter fourth huxband E ' ward F. Meyer.
 oo. Fifteen to twenty per cent. of the t
 bacco seed beds in the Connecticut vall' t area are infected with wild fire 1t W;
 estimated by Dr. Jenkins of the Come +b ticut Agricultural Experimental stati, ,su and Dr. Chapman of the Msssachuset ne experiment station.
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