Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-20

greater New York have shown a marked decreased during the last year.
 General Peyton c. March, former chief Of staff of the United States army, ar rived in Coblenz Monday night.
 Powerful bomb was exploded in front of the capitol building in Buenos Aires | A policeman was seriously wounded. but only small material damage was caused.
 Defalcations of R. J. tCy) Thomson, comptroller of George A. Hormel and Co.,, packers of Austin, Minn., will exceed one million dollars.
 Captain William A. Moffett was nomi- mated by President Harding to be chief of the navy departments bureau of aero nautics with the rank of rear admiral. ] Fishing schooner Msyfower, which will | defend the International Fisherman's s Cup, won by the Esperanto last year, had successful tests.
 Charles F. Herring was appointed by Secretary Hoover to be trade commission CT at Berlin w3en diplomatic relations are resumed.
 President Harding is considering a plan of Congressman Fish of New York, to pay the soldier bonus with the interest on the allied debt to this country
 President Harding will probably spend a week in Massachusetts during August to participate in the Pilgrim celebration at Plymouth.
 AdeIbert KOrfanty Polish patriot and insurgent leader, arrived in Paris Monday for 9 Of -aI 1I,z of which he did not reveal
 Bella sIS1n, former Hungarian commun- is leader, was arrested in Lemberg on his arrival there from the Moscow c6mmun- ist congress.
 A complete new force of prohibition enforcement agents in Massachusetts was forecast by Harold D. Wilson, state sup ervisor
 New York state department of the American Legion will ask Governor Miller if charges are true that New York state is profiteering in the care of wounded ex- service men.
 Senator Jones of Washington. an nounced congress will be asked to ap- propriate $150,O00,O00 as an emergency fund for the shipping board within a few days.
 Woman's prerogative is fully protected
 in an unusual domestic agreement just
 signed by MT. and Mrs. Charles Y. Bau-
 man, of New York. Under it's provisions
 Mrs Saunlan may talk when, where and
 as much she pleases.
 Hearing in the divorce proceedings in-
 stituted by James A. Stillman, which
 were to be resumed at Poughkeepsie
 next Monday, probably will be postpon- : ed until fall.
 President Harding will have as body
 guard at the Pilgrim tercentary ceIebra- tioh at Plymouth, Mass, August l, Troop C of the Tenth cavalry, stationed = Fort Ethan Allen.
 The body of NJ. NJ. Adams, 60. of
 North Amherst, Mass reputed to be the : wealthiest farmer in that locality, and married only a few months, was found
 i'll brook in pasture of his farm The loss from fire which destroyed ss
 of the 34 oil tanks and Is asphalt stills at the plant of the Warner-inan Asphalt
 company near Linden. N. J., was estimat-
 ed at $5,000,00O.
 The retail cost of food to the average
 family declined three-tenths of one per ; cent. in June as compared with prices in : May, while wholesale food prices de- clined slightly less than one per cent. Greek troops in the region of Kutaia l to the southeast of Brussa, Asia Minor $ have forced the Turkish nationaIists tC = retreat in such manner as to give hope
 of complete investment by Greek forces IF A lone bandit held up Ernest Brown . cashier of the Peoples Commercial and !. Savings bank, in the residential section oi d Washington, and escaped in an autoro- d bile with $1,0OO tn cash. l It is feared several volunteer rescuer, s lost their lives while saving the 32O pas r sengers from the steamer Rapids King
 which went on the rocks in the rapids oi
 the St. Lawrence river. s Marked decrease in the quantity ot
 milk being given by the cows owned b1 l. people in Pennington has been traced di e- rectly to the large number of people l. both young and old who are accustomed tc d go bathing in the Pennington river. le The estate of eHnry R. Mallory, form le er1y president ot the Mallory steamship le line who died in Florida in 1919, wa
 valued at $1,642, 900. in the appraisal tileC d yesterday in Brooklyn Nearly all O is the estate was bequeathed to immediat 70 members of the family. ie Professor s. H. Leslie, addressing tn 10 convention Of the American Instituc,
 of Chemical Engineer at Ann Arbor, de
 clared that the United States supply 0
 crude oil will last ony 13 years of tn E future rate of production is equal t
 that of 1920.
 Tt
 le Capt. Omar J. Humphrey, formerly fl IS charge of the shipping board vessel Yves s. Modus, was awarded a silver cup b. h. the British government for 'humanit d and kindness" in saving the lives of so as passengers of the British steamship Fla Id zillca 1.-nich a {