Norwich bulletin., 1921-06-25


 Lr.yI, Marcel, widely known operatic soprano. wife of Felix Weingartner, the conductor, died in Vienna.
 Thr.. Poles were killed and 21 wound- ed during anti-German emonstrations al Bronberg, a town northeast or Foseh'
 Tn. health of King Peter of Serbia | who has been seriously i'll, continues to improve. Reports received at Laredo, Tex, state that eight Mexican troopers were Killeu | in ght with bandits near Huisachi'o' south of Neuvo, Laredo. Various port duties were eliminated by decree signed by President Zayas. They include extra charge for demurrage and inspection of bills of lading.
 Fir destroyed plant of the Atlas Fin- Iishinc Co.,. dyers and hnishers ol raw silk, of North Bergen, N. J. Damage is estimated at '2Oo'oOO'
 Prince of Wales is tventy-seven years old.
 l R. q. IerinEweII of New York Is un- | derstood to be under consideration Tor | anpolntment to the recently created post of under secretary Of the treaty
 Chairman Lasker of the shipping board announced that Elmer Schlessinger or Chicago had been appointed general counsel for the board.
 Nearly six thousand persons suffered as a result of the flood at Pueblo Colo.' according to a statement issued oy the Red Cross.
 rh,.. py,.onsr. armed with revolvers and their faces masked. escaped from the county iail at Cleveland. after over towering four deputy sherins. John Ferris Corssh of Boston, has heen awarded the John Armstrong Cha.- oner prize of ,4.5oo for i've years study of art in Paris.
 m, Roy Upham of Brooklyn was elect od nresident of the American Institute or Homeopathy at the annual convention m Washington.
 Lrb. Walsh bfn providing for two Ad-
 ditional court judges In Massachusetf was reported by the house Judiciary com \ mittee.
 NouInation of Cyrus F. Woods, secre tar yof the commonwealth of Pennsylva nia. for ambassador to Spain was con
 6rmed yesterday by the senate.
 Federal Judge Morris of Wilmington . Del. has rejected the citizenship appn n cation of William H. Roeper' d ian r because he declared he wouid not le a aa snond to a call for military service. - All school throughout Argentina hAV' z, been closed until July 21 by government i' decree as result of the spread or al
 endemic of influenza, following the re i cent cold weather.
 " c.or~. Livingstone, chief of the bu ss of ,arkets. has presented his resig " nation to Secretary of Agriculture wal ne lace, effective July l, and will enter pri . vate business.
 to snani.h and Swedish gvernments hay nt established a mutual agreement unde ts which swedei will enjoy the lowest seal
 of customs duties in excnange TOT gran
 to Spain nest favored naAon. -p rror, African tribesman to bishop
 the Protestant Episcopa lchurch is tn n- career of Rev. pr, TheoDhilus Momoi lis Gardiner, who was consecrated sulrasa on bishop of Liberia.
 of Tn. Rev. Robert E. sohnson of th ty Methodist Episcopal church. who as ne federal prohibition agent In PennsyIV'
 mia became known as the "Raldlng "a id son" died at his home in PnAaoeIphI ls- habv whale swam through the Ma er- rows into New York harpor yesterua pc While it lay upon sandbar of Staten Fly land waterman ana a restaurant owne of carrying a shotgun and a carving knif in ended the young visitors life. at- Policeman William OdeIl surprised tv le- men in a drug store in Cambridge. Mas I'll One of the men was captured aIter
 had hit the officer on the head with ra- iron bar and the officer in turn had sn Ia him in the arm. The other man escape It Mrs. Carrie Chapman Catt-, who wi tba beoueathed the S1,S54,SSs estate or MI nr- Frank Leslie, announced thaL hNe nu M
 dred thousand dollars had alreay pc.
 enent for woman suffrage work in t
 United States
 NIX rb. lat. walter winens, the famo
 snortsnam whom hundreds Of his cio to- est friends thought was a Britlshes' W for established as an American citizen ed the London probate court h olsPu to over his will
 unt
 ty- r=.;.I d.taiIs of . fight betwc
 Mexican federal troops and bandits nc
 Huisachito. south of Neuvo Laredo, l.
 Tuesday, give the number of soldi'
 dead as eight and 200 wounded Ban
 casualties still are unknown. Jo- olic General Guadalupe Sanchez. chief r military questions in the state of Nt ex- Cruz. has left for Minatitlan' in
 southern part of the, state with l5OO ilis- diers to put down a revolt reported and have been started by General Cast His Perez and other followers of Felix Di in
 Cloves, famous as a beer dr1nking was known to frequenters of the once no in saloon row In the theatrical district.
 Minneapolis, is dead. She ventured i
 an alley near atheatre where she met ian, greyhounds comprising part of mia. show. She fought them all but and proverbial nine hSs were not sulllci at to triumph.
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 7S ANTI-BEER BILL TO COME