Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-23
BRIEF TELEGRAMS
Prince sapieha, Polish foreign minister,

BRIEF TELEGRAMS
 Prince sapieha. Polish foreign minister. has resigned.
 Price of refined sugar in New York ha. remained unchanged at 6.s0 cents. The DeerinG high school in Portland Me- was practically destroyed by fire Saturday.
 Philadelphia and Reading railroad an 'ounced unemployment of TOO men of the track and train forces
 Reduction of one cent auart in fin. price of milk for the month Of June was announced by Borden Co. Department of agriculture reports tb. sour cherry crop of Pennsylbania viii be big despite the Easter frosts.
 One person was killed and several in Jured in the dersiling of an Atlantic Coast Line train near Augusta, Ga. pearl necklace, valued at $40. 900 was picked up by a customs guard at the pier in New York where the Aquitania docked
 Trading was suspended Saturday for two minutes on the New York cotton ex- change in tribute to the memory of Cbiaf Justice White
 Dill was introduced Tn the French chamber of deputies authorizing the gov ernment to issue 10000, ,0oo, 900 francs in paper money.
 Forty million bushels of wheat in MoA tana, Washington and Oregon have been pooled to be sold by the United States Grain Growers, Inc,
 Four thousand eases of whiskey valued at more than $500 900 were withdraun from three Kentucky distillery ware houses on forged permits.
 The body of EIwood B. Wad. arrived in Bridgeport from Wcthers6eid The funeral will he from the home of his parents this afternoon.
 Denver will abandon daylight saving and return to observance of standard time next Sunday in accordance with 4 proclamation by Mayor Bailey.
 ffu efforts against Sabbath dissertation and vi o1ation of prohibition laws were outlined at the Presbyterian general assembly
 steamship Stockholm. due to arrfv. at New York on Monday, has an board eir1t cases of gold valued at $500. .on0 con signed to the National Bank of Com merce.
 orFanization of SI.Ooe.Ooo eorpcra- ton for the export of edible oi's was voted at the annual convention in Chicago or the Interstate Cotton Seed Crushers' Associs tion.
 Fltty printing plants in Buffalo. N. Y. so per cent. of the city's productive ca- paclty have announced an agreement to maintain open shops and operate on a basic 4S-hour week.
 Faculty, alumni and undergraduates ot M 1unt IiolH-ke icolleEe ioi74d en tribute to Miss Mary E. Woolley on the occasion of the goth anniversary of her inauguration as president.
 Three persons arc dead, two ar. dvir- and many are suffering from wounds as result of a pitched battle between communists and extreme nationalists at Chiusi Tuscany. :"
 threat to blow mp the Asummpt;or college in Greendale. Mass. contained in letter to the president of the college under date of May 14. is being investi- gated by the Worcester police,
 
 The Massachusetts senate passed a bu eo .' prevent the sale and exploitation of 1T tra auduient securities. for censorship of the movies, and for the establishments of a state constabulary of fifty men.
 Secretary Weeks ina letter tc sn..L- Gillett urges legislation to prevent inter state sale of horsehair shaving brushes ;.e Q preventf-n against constantly recr7 1 ring cases of aithrax disease.
 Board of estimate accepted the offer ot the Fifth Avenue Association +o give | S5e,ooo for the erection If five ornate | -raffic towers of granite to replace pres ent temporary structure in New York.
 Regional directors of the Interstate ~otonseed Crushers' Association in convention at Chicago. report that the | soth9n crop in the United States will b. about 90 per cent. of last years harves
 Total stocks of meats in cold .storar. warehouses and packing plants are 3Ii.- 'eo.eeo rounds less than last yearand nearly 261,000, 900 pounds under tbc hree year average.
 Robert Lincoln 0'Brien. .d,t.r q, fin. 3oston Herald. will represent the com nonwealth of Massachusetts at the me. norial exercises in honor If Henry W. 1rady, at Atlanta, Ga, tomorrow.
 The battleship Tennessee arrived in Sew York after a series of tests off the Maine coast. She was saluted by the -uns of Fort Hamilton on her way to he navy yard.
 Lieut.. William Coats and Mrs. Iehn 'rsdy, of Paterson, x. J.. were killed Fhen wing of the airpl;ale in which hey were flying collapsed and sent the nachlne crashing to earth on the avia- lon held It Treakness.
 No Bridgepcrters are among the 1a5 hrors drawn on a special panel to serve t the trial of Mrs. Ethel H. Nott, who VIII be put on trial in the criminal super- pr court tomorrow for the murder 5f her usband, George B. Mott. arning against the "press-the- butten yste1n of educattcn," which he declared : lad crept into existence as the result f the American penchant for things me- I hanical. was given by President A. Law ence Lowell of Harvard University. Four persons were injured. two of them l ? osslbly fatally, as the result of an ex- ! tesion and fire on Cooper street in the