Norwich bulletin., 1921-06-08

from the income of ~ Ate in comput- ing net income, the he court ruled.
 Joseph A. Hill Hampshir. was assistant directes ne census.
 At the grads exercises of the Yale Divinity school : ,raduates received the degree of bachelor of divinity.
 Lehlghton Lace Mills, of Lehighton, Pa., which have been closed down for several months, reopened.
 Major Arthur F. Foran, of Remington N. J., took the oath as naval officer of customs for the port of New York.
 Taxing of capital surplus and undivided profits of national banks by an ordinance of Richmond, Va, was held illegal by the supreme court.
 Transport Cambria arrived at Pier ,, Hoboken, with 1895 bodies of American soldiers who served in seven divisions.
 New York cotton exchange will be closed Saturday, July 2, and Monday, July 1.
 CTCu NdEOueJ aEeu OUt NHO nau HIS eyes shot out on Friday night, died in the Stamford hospital.
 Mrs. William Raische of Holland, about 70 years of age, committed suicide by hanging.
 Class day exercises will be held at the Connecticut college, Storrs, on Friday af- ternoon of this week.
 l A. 4. Hoehling of Maryland was nom- ] inte by President Harding to be associate justice of the District of Columbia su- prene court
 The Chandler Motor company de- clared a quarterly dividend of $1,50 per share. This is reduction in the annual rate from $1O to S6.
 The State German Catholic Societies concluded their 37th annual convention in New Haven. Englebert Miller of New Britain was elected president.
 All restrictions on the trade in prime necessities of life were removed by a de- cree issued by the ministry of food, in Italy.
 NeW 40rk repuDIIcan sutHe comH1ItIet will meet on Friday, when arrangements will be made for the operation of the new election law.
 The prudential committee at Yale uni.
 versity has voted acceptance of an en.
 dowment fund of $100OO from the Yale Alumni association of Cleveland.
 The University of Chicago plans tn, expenditure of $15, 900 900 ill the next fv' years for new buildings and institutes fol
 scientific research.
 Richard Croker arrived at New YOrI
 on the White Star liner Cedric He look:
 hale and hearty and says he expects tC live another half century. He is S(
 years old.
 Italian immigrants arriving at Ney , York and Boston exceed the quota allow ed to land from that country by 1867 fo this month. w. w. Husband, commission ? CT general of immigration announced.
 Andrew RonziIIo, charged with vioIat
 ing the liquor laws. was fined $500 an,
 costs in police court at Bristol. Dom
 mick Di Pietro, charged with illegall. ? selling liquor, was fined $50 and costs.
 Expiration of the moratorium in Cubi I on June 16 will affect the economic an
 financial situation of Cuba slightly, if a all. it is learned in official circles in Ha 9 vana.
 Premier Arthur Meishen left ottawt
 for England to attend the conference o n prime ministers. Sir George Foster wi be acting premier during Meighen's ab l sence.
 Herbert C. NickersOn, who represente
 East Haven in the general assembly a 1913 and 1915 and was prominent in rt n publican affairs in that town, died in d New Haven hospital, aged 4S years.
 The Hartford reserve bank has ser
 broadcast a warning of two new counter
 felt S10 reserve notes. The first is draw z on the reserve bank of New York and th second on the one in Chicago. The vlonakiIty court house was burr z ed to the ground, according to report . from Dublin to London. Two house : were destroyed in reprisaI at Brimc U league. A civilian was found shot dea = at Dungarvan.
 : A Central News dispatch to Londo z from Cologne states that German c ! william shot at two American soldier Il with a revolver at Audenach. Or ., American was killed instantly and tt other died in the way to the hospital
 The state board of control finds onl t $796. .3S9.s2 left of the 900 appropr ation to 1t at this session of the generi assembly to maintain state departmen
 and institutions unil regular appropriation g become available July 1. t The Yale university dining hall. know
 as commons. will be reopened next fall, Il was announced yesterday. It was close T several months ago because of lack U student patronage and failure to meet e. ; penses.
 Prof. Harlan P. Beach of the facuI : of Yale Divinity school will this year r l. tire after fifteen years service, throue e considerations of health, and with MI e Beach will start on July 9 from Ne 'e York city on a tour about the world. 2 After 8 conference with Preside s- Harding, Represents tive Mondeu of Wy a ming, the republican leader, said | ,t Porter resolution to terminate the state l. war would be called up in the hou
 Thursday and be voted on Friday.
 More than 100 physicians of Bost $ petitioned Senator David I. Walsh to o
 pose the amendment to the Volstead a A prohibiting prescription of beer and wir Id The petitioners asserted that in the l. opinion beer and light wiTse have valu h, ble medicinal qualitids"