Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-08

 leaders. JudsOn Moss Bemis. ss. benefactor of the Bemis School of Businesses 'kdminis- tration ct Colorado College died at his home in Boston.
 Major. General Leonard Weed left for Seattle on his way to the Philippines aft CT speaking at patriotic mass meeting | in San Francisco.
 The memorial gate on the campus at Brown university, erected in honor of the 43 Brown men who died in the world war. was dedicated.
 Appointment, of William D. Rietr of Salt Lake City as assistant attorney gem eral was announced late yesterday at. the White House.
 BrIgadier General Clarence R. Edwards. who commanded the Twenty-sixth divi- sion in France. Is to be promoted to the rank of major general.
 J. l.. EnEIehart, former chairman of the Temiscaming and Northern Ontario railway, died in Torcnto in his 74th year. He was born in Cleveland. [
 Woodrow Wilson will have new country home near Princeton, N. J. A Philadelphia architect has been at work on the plans since last November. Beer drinkers of the outlying districts | of Victoria B. C.. may be required to pay added freight charges for their bev- | craze under the liquor control act  Theatre owners joined the performers | in Detroit in answering an edlct by the police censor whica put unclothed knees, l even of Grecian dancers, under the ban. Father AEostina who was considered the great italian preacher during the | last century, died at home founded by him in Marina, near Pisa, he was ez | years old.
 The steamship George WashinEtsn ii scheduled to depart from Boston today or tomorrow for Newport News where the vessel will be refitted at reported cost of @s5e,OOe.
 The orKanization of American White Cross Society within the New En' gland areu was recommended by tho New England southern Methodist Confer ence.
 New EnEland has lee enough tS tak' care of it's own needs this year, Presi
 dent G. H. Voter of the Massachusett
 Ice Dealers Association said in his lad !. dress at it's annual convention in Boston NJ. S. Throne. general freight agent . the Canadian Pacifc railway, died at hi home in New. York from an zinfecte' carbuncle. The body will be taken t : Milwaukee.
 The British steamer Impoeo whic struck on Blonde Rock of Cape Sabl Tuesday reported that in spite of effort to float her she was still hard and fas
 and fast with No. hold flooded Benjamin Nordeek, of New HaveI died In Grace hospital from burns re ceived when an enamel mixture explode at the plant of the Coumbia Enamel G
 in West Haven.
 Two widowed Era"dmothers. thre Y housewives and a. W telephone op orator will administer the affairs
 Thayer, Kansas, of 400 population fo
 the next year.
 Feminine fashion demands are deplei II ed by Professor Felix Franhurter = Harvard university as unnecessary whim II which increase the labor in makin . clothes 50 per cent.
 Canad, has just signed the pretoc II ra tifyinr the statutes"of the internationi Il court of justice. her action bringing tr number of states which have adhered " l the court m to twenty-eight. 's MaxImIiian D. Berlitz, eriEjRatsr the Berlitz system of teaching language r died suddenly at his home in New Tor T He was born in Germany in 1852, b o came to America when child.
 Many shots were exchanged Withol n fatal results by residents Of Merrimac' lo mining town five miles ieastI of WilliaI h. son W Va. and unidentified persol B. concealed in the Kentucky hills. a. Agreement with German, syndiea Id whereby certain American potash impol 10 CTS will obtain a rebate in potash equ T. to 45 per cent of their purchases w
 announced by the department of cor
 merce.
 ' Official. recognition of organizations , postal employees was dSheo ol NShntaS' 1 General Hays by a delegation headed ,n Gilbert E. Hyatt. president of the N tional Federation of Postohce Ger re Union. ~ ;. ns Mrs. Etta A. searles was granted aa divorce in the superior court in Pro or 6ence from Victor A. Searles, neph' IL of Edward L. Searies, the wealth reclu 's- who died in Methuen, Mass, last Au ust.
 The Canadian government has infSr1 't ed the Grand Trunk Railway cenpal Ia' I,' | that 1t must turn over possession al ch control of the. lines to the government
 order to gain consideration of Its app u' cation for further advances. KS With tn capture h Jacksonville. n as of a carload of whiskey. valued at me "a s, than s45.e00, billed as tomatoes ILL route from Perrine Fla. to Chicago, fe -o- eral prohibition officials. believe tn re- have found the source of a nationwi
 liquor smuggling syndicate.
 shaekIed te a IsnE chain, ~ men fri ,N the crew of the steamer Iverheath, chal
 ed with mutinous conduct and robbe
 Of United States and Canadian mall ,m the high seas. were taken prisoners III, the steamer Britannia of the Fabre If when she docked in Providence. ds
 ks The Rev. T. H. MindlinG. . Method of ministed and farmer of Waterford, Wa: la- ington County, Ohio, committed suic lat by drinking poison a few minutes sf