Norwich bulletin., 1921-06-28
BRIEF TELECRAMS

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 BRIEF TELEGRAMS
 Three bombs were exploded in Lis bon by strikers. Several persons were injured.
 Commercial Cabf- Co. announces ner- nal time Is resumet in lcelano- CiocAS were put back one hour.
 CkNmber of Commerce. of Paris pro- tests against Emergency Tariff bill re- gently passed in this country.
 shopnen employed in Wilmington, Del, rejected wage reduction ordered by the Railway Labor board.
 Edward M. PadeIford, one of the best known of American yachtmen, died Fri day night in Roosevelt hospital.
 Army estima a4es foso the next fiscal year amount to 2e0,000.oO0 yen accord ing to newspaper reports from Toho.
 General Pablo Gonzales has resumed personal direction of rebel activity in the state of Tamaulipas.
 Five HEhtshIps to cost one hundred and eighty-four thousand dollars each will be built by the Bath Iron Work
 Prices of farm crops advanced dur ing May from the general level or prices obtaining since June, 1920.
 Averax. retail price of anthracite stove coat, on April Is was S1+S72. as conn., pared with $1s.s31 on March Is.
 Warrior and the Chief degrees will be conferred on President Harding at the White House by Ohio Red Men on July [.
 Construction of 500 miles of road way in New York state is the aim of Herbert s. Sission, state commissioner Of highways.
 Congress of the Third Internationale adopted the programme of the executive committee, Lenine and Trotzky have. agreeded on division of authority.
 Mary Roberts RInehart, author. and playwright is rallying from an opera ton for gall stones performed in pri- vate hospital in New York.
 Five hundred new fourth class post masters will soon be appointed and form CT service men will be given preference according to report
 Mclean, French village on the edge of the foothills of Belleau Wood, will be rebuilt by Americans as memorial to the American dead.
 Bridget CahiH of Hatertowr. 7T years of age. a native of Limerick Iceland, 57 years in this country, yesterday be- came an American citizen in Boston.
 The American Flying club was sued in the supreme court ny the Equitable Trust Co.,, to recover a balance of s6,3oO due on two notes for SS,ooO each, made April 25 and May 2S last.
 Due to the crime wave in chSoAge, people have been warned to observe these rules: Pay by check; do not wear ex- pensiye tevelry nor carry large sums of money.
 The MIIIvIIie, Mass. plant of the wOon- socket Rubber company, footwear d. vision of the United States Rubber Sm- pany. will repen July Il, after Saut- dwn of six month.
 Mexican insurance underwriters conn pIeted plans to raise $50,00o to carry on d campaign against theft and pilferage losses and will organize trade protective association.
 President Harding has tentatively Ae- cepted an invitation to visit Wyoming | and other western states late in July, provided congress in not then in ses- | sion.
 Production of peaches in the United | States mounted from 55.47O,27s bushels | in 1909 to 51,551,25l bushels in 1919, an | increase of 1e,OSo,975 bushels or 45.5 per cent, the census showed. pr. William T. Jenkins, former Health | officer of the port of New York, and son. in-law Of Richard Crokcr, died Saturday | afternoon after an illness lasting several weeks. He was ss years old. Military Training Camps association announced appointment of representa- | tive cooperative committee to aid wal department in recruiting for the Platts- burg Citizens camp, which opens Au' | gust '.
 Under the treaty of anity and conn | merce signed by Germany ana Cnlna | German nationals in China will bC l brought under the jurisdiction of Chi nese laws and courts.
 Several hundred employees of the American Manganese Co.,, of Dunbar i Pa, asked the company to cut wages 4C 1 per cent. rather than close down. The company acceded to their will and al so decided to reduce rents 40 per cent
 President Harding has officially ac- lcepted the invitation to te present at the ceremonies at Plymouth, Mass, cn Au- gust l incident to the celebration of the three hundred anniversary of the landing of the Pilgrims.
 The new thirty-nve thousand to former German passenger liner Columbia recently sold to the White Star Lin by the allied reparations commission wi
 be renamed The Homeric.
 The Standard oil Cs., St IAdians ar
 nounced an average reduction of cent | a gallon on gasoline through the eleve Middle Western states in which it opel
 ates. The cut is effective at once.
 Raymond K. Snyder, eaptain-elect (
 the Muhlenberg college football eleve
 died at the Allenton, Pa, hospital fro injuries suffered in an automobile a cident.