Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-29

Bids will be opened Aug. II by the Board for sale of three ex- German vessels. Notices were posted at Wilmington ering piece work employment to former employees. Prohibition Commissioner Hayes says uture prohibition agents must be on the unny side of 50 years.
 Budget Director Dawes announced pur- ,hase and sale of all supplies by all gov .rnment departments and agencies will be placed under single head.
 President Hardng will attend the semi celebration of the founding of Ala, he assured Senator Underwood, of Alabama
 Midvale Steel and Ordnance Co. nn- nounced reducton in rents of 400 families in South Hill, near Coatesvlle, Pa.
 Landlords in Toronto, Ont, charge prospective tenants ? to inspect rooms apartment houses.
 Chairman Lasker of the Shipping Board asked the house appropriations committee for an immediate appropriation of s25,- 900, 900 to meet expenses during the next five months.
 A bill to restore piers at Hoboken. formerly owned by North German-Lloyd and Hamburg American lines to list of ta xratables will be urged before the ioia Of Baker, of Jersey City.
 An invitation was sent to Secretary of States Hughes by the Milwaukee chamber of commerce to hold the dis armament meeti-a in that city.
 Charles M. Brown of Swedesboro, N. J., was appointed federal prohibition director for the state of New Jersey, succeeding George W. Van Note.
 Bainbridge Colby, former secretary of state. and law partner of Woodrow Will son. will appear wiba Delaney Nichols, senior and jurior as attorneys for the Unted States Mail Steamship Co.
 Edwin N. Armstrong, president of the Toledo, Peoria and Western Railroad, ded at Peoria, H., after an illness of four months.
 Six bandits robbed the Bank of South Jacksonville, Fla, of about s10000 cash. They escaped in an automobile.
 Judge Fanny, in circuit court, in Chi cago, returned two indictments against Warren c. Spurgin, president of the Mich igan Avenue Trust Co.,, who, with funds Of he hon ie
 Annual cORvention of the United Tex tile Workers will be held in New York be- ginning eDt. F, and not in Knoxvlle Tenn, as was planned.
 Michael Felix Kristoh, alleged Austrian spy and bomb suspect was held for exam ination on Aug. IT by U. S. Commissioner Hubbard, at Albany. N. Y. He was ar rested on charge of eNlisting in the army as an American citizen when he was re- ally an alien enemy.
 United States Senator Hale teIeErapheC friends at Portland Maine, that President Harding and his party were expected to ar. rive in Portland from Plymouth, Mass. on the presidential yacht Mayhower nex Tuesday morning.
 Five delegates to the third interna ton ale and two other persons were killed in trial July A of big "aero wagon cn the Kursk road.
 Rene Vivani. former premier and Al bert Sarrault, minister of the colonies will represent France at the Washing ton disarmament conference
 Several large transatlantic passenEe liners now on the seas with hundreds o aliens seeking residence in ths coun try will be detained by wireless order outside the three miles Init until afte August 1.
 A microscopic examination of section of the brain of Albert Thompson, man ufacturer of scientific instruments wh died Monday night at the Psycopathi hospital, Boston, showed that death ha been caused by rabies.
 Out of a room. full of women at committee hearing in Washington onl one indicated she favored a law whic would prohibit feminine smokers fror puffng cigarettes n public.
 Electrical workers employed in tn building trades of Philadelphia ende their strike and unon officials ordere members said to number ten thousan back to work at 90 cents an hour.
 Attending physicians announced ths Michael Fitzgerald of Louisville, Ky, 1 years old, ill with sleeping sickness CT tered upon the 127th day of his Hines without waking a moment Since Marc 22 he has been fed fluid food with watt at intervals.
 Orders placing the ROckaway Nav, Air station on a "non-operative status soon as practicable after Sep.ember ] were received there from the secretary the navy.
 Jack Dempsey, worlds champion heav. .. weight, said that he either wou leave tomorrow for Europe or would r main in Los Angeles indefinitely to nal
 a motion picture serial |, William Caldwell, New Haven roa
 brakeman told the police that mask, . men held him up west of New Rooael , station and robbed him of s10 and a go
 watch valued at s72.6O,
 Rev. Dr. Randall Cooke Hall of Ne . 1oiA Clly' lor lnlrly years d pIoleSsor s the General Theological Seminary dit
 in Wallingford, aged IS. He was
 alumnus of Columbia and attached
 the Church of St. Mary the Virgin.
 Francis A. LaBoeuf, a representati e in the Massachusetts legislature fro Il Fall River, 1s12-1915, died there ear s yesterday morning aged 6S years. I e was prominent in Franco-American ci s cles.