Norwich bulletin., 1921-06-09

IOuSly wounded al IIapalO py q lhaill3c
 Announcement was made by Ford Mo tor Co. of reduction in prices rangiIt l rom $15 to $50 q car.
 Senate and house conferees cut the ap- 5ropriation of S111,000,O0O tor the shlp- {, ping board to S6I,0O0,O0O.
 Senator Reed demanded in the senate | chamber a valid reason for the man. | tenance ot American troops in Germany |
 Lockwood committee and Samuel Un- termeyer, are going U Buffalo next Week for hearings on the building situation up- state.
 Governor Nathan L. Miller. visited New York state institutions, including the Gratwck Cancer Laboratory and the State hospital for Insane at Buffalo.
 Statement issued by Treasury depart ment slows per capita circulatIon in the country in June l, 1921, was S55.4G, com pared with S5I.42 q year ago.
 Italian troops will be withdrawn from Adalia immediately the Italian command CT has informed the Turkish nationalist government at Angora.
 General George C. Richard of Oil City. Pa, was recommended by Secretary Weeks to President Harding to be next head of the Militia Bureau.
 More than 100 members of the Irish re- publican army were captured by members +I,, oft ha- al Cork,
 Evidence in from 15O to 200 liquor cas- es was ready for presentation to the fed eraI grand jury which convened in B5s- | ton.
 | An injunction against the use If an anti-suction shuttle by five New Bedford mills or corporations was filed in the federal district court in Boston. Elmer C. Potter of Worcester. newly appointed prohibition enforcement of fcer for New England, took the oath of office yesterday.
 steps to have the motion picture cen sorship law passed by the last Massa- chusetts legislature submitted to the vot- CTS by referendum were taken yesterday.
 Rosenberg town about 20 miles northeast of Oppeln. Silesia, and located near the old Polish frontier, has been
 occupied by battalion or British troops.
 J. Washington Hill. described by the
 authorities as dtetor and preacher, " IS
 arrested in Boston on q federal indi-t-
 ment charging failure to keep q proper
 record of drug prescriptions. McKeesport Tin Plate Co.,. at NIcKees,
 pirt a suburb of Pittsburgh was par
 tiaHy destroyed by fire. Loss is estimat-
 ed at SS,OoO,OOO by officials of the com pany.
 Announcement was made at the state ! department that the United States vii
 withdraw military forces from Momonics
 and set up a government of the people
 and for the people.
 Mennonite Reservation at Swift Cur. rent comprising five towns and 1S4,00l
 acres of the best agricultural lands ir Saskatchewan was purchased for S4, S0O,O00 by Florida capitalists. . William F. Anderson, New York stat superintendent of the Anti-Saloon league
 was invited to march and carry his owr
 banner in the anti-prohibition parade il ; New York on July 4.
 Prf. Kenneth S. Latourette, of Deniso1 :. University, O., has been appointed to th' . faculty of the Yale University Divinit. e school to succeed Prof. Harlan D. Beach . retired.
 ' Attorney General Daugherty beEan tn t preparation of his report to the presiden :. on the appeal for clemency in the case O . Eugene V. Debs. socialist leader in prisol e at Atlanta Ga.
 e Married men employed in industria e establishments are less dependable ths1 e single men, This was the statement O q Dr. R. S. Quinby of Newton to tn 5. American Industrial PhyHcians an; n Surgeons, supported by statistics. s TIge executive council of the America . Federation of Labor has again decided { n stand by it's announced decision not to at fliate the American labor movement wit e the International Federation of Trade q Unions.
 c A gift of s1OO,OOO for a public schoc s in Newtown has been made to the tow
 by Miss Mary Hawley, a resident as
 memorial to her parents It will b
 called the Hawley school and will b u ready by next January. u Large military reinforeements hay 'o been received by Mustapha Kemai Fash; V head of the Turkish nationalist govern ment at Angora, and ne is threatenin : to advance upon the Black Sea and th n Sea of AIarmora.
 n Mrs. Christine R. Girlett. wife c
 Speaker Frederick II. Gillett. is Tel - S6.OOO and her daughters. Frances Hele - Hoar and Louisa Ruth Hoar each in th 4 will of Mrs. Gilett's aunt, Mrs. Juii .d Thayer. of Worcester, filed for probai
 yesterday.
 ,e An education program which woul y, place dentists and dental surgeon mil m more nearly on a level with graduat -o of medical schools as to education o equipment was discussed at meeting
 the Stomatology section of the America s Medical Association in Boston.
 The death list of the Shelton trOIl6 'H wreck of Feb. 22 last, was increased LII eleven yesterday when John Loftus e. Derby, died in hospital from the affe- s of amputation of his left leg as a di~e " result of injuries received in the era!
 of trolley cars.
 The will of t5e late Bishop Harkii P was filed for probate in the municip ID mattel S15 900 will go toward Providcn lC .Hs..T