Norwich bulletin., 1921-06-30

Jennie Anderolis, Is years old, np- peared as complainant against her la'nef in Methuen, Mass, police court anu lolo the court that he threatened to XII her
 Senate and house conferees agreed on 2 connnron1ise peace resolution declaring an end to state of war existing between this country, Germany and Austrla'
 The historic old First Congregational church in Fairfield Center was struck by lightning and destroyed by the hre that resulted.
 The business district of Oatman' one of Arizona's leading mining towns, was swept by fire and only hah oozeh buildings were saved.
 Charles B. Warren, of Michigan, and William Miller Collier, of New fork' were confirmed by the senate as Amerl- can ambassadors.
 Federal prohibition agents have seiz- ed six breweries in New Orleans for max ing beer stronger than half of one per cent.
 On watch, one of the foremost race horses of the 1920 season, is recovering after an operation for an affected Wild pipe.
 A telegram received at San Antonio from Esmeralda, states that rebels at- tackled that town and the town of Sierra Majada, nearby on Sturdy but were re- pulsed.
 Socialist national convention by a vote of 32 to 2 rejected motion to expel all members of the party supporting or en- drsng the Third InternatFonale Of Mos- COW.
 Senator Norris, chairman of the senate i agricultural committee, declared consum- CTS are starving while foodstuf1s are rottinS on the farms because high freight rates prohibit their transportation.
 Exclusion of shipments from Southern Ontario of certain vegetable products l likely to carry the European corn borer into the United States was decided upon by the federal horticultural board. | Efforts by counsel for Mrs. Anne U. Stillman to subpoena James A. Stillman to appear for cross examination this
 week in the divorce suit he instituted have so far met with failure. '. En0Yts are being mhdc 10 cOnbOituhNc
 all war veteran organizations in Canada
 to combat forces that will provoke
 another world catastrophe if not imme-
 diately checked"
 Corporation Counsel o'Brien of New
 York declares police are not empowered under the Mullan-Gage act to search
 premises for concealed liquor unless there has been search warrant issued.
 Linn A. F. Gale, of San Antonio. aIleg. ed draft deserter. was on his way to . Governors Island New York, under heavy guard following receipt of order
 directing a transfer to the second corp: area for trial.
 The American line steamer Deranof
 outward bound for Hamburg. and tn United States Fruit steamer Sague col lided in the fog as the Sagua was en , tering Boston harbor. Neither vesse! wa ; seriously damaged.
 Decrees confirming the sale of the
 United States Traction system to tn
 joint reorga nization committee managin
 the rehabiitatio of the old Rhode Is land company trolley system were i'ter 1 ed in the superior court at Providence. Frank Pojedineck, a diver was caugh q in a 22-inch pipe under the Hackensoci river while removing an obstruction , Along came a motorcycle policeman Jack Mahoney, who put on a diving suit ., descended and dislodged him. GuatemaIan government ordered return
 of German property seized during thu war. Restrictions have been placed ol
 aF c | of constantly increasing cost Of food t stuffs.
 Many old men in Japan are flocking t
 the Fukuoka Imperial University il quest of the "elixir of youth" says z Tokio cablegram The University claim i, that goat glands treatments have beel n successful in 514 cases. Q Standard Oil Co.'S tanker Polarin
 struck the ferryboat Bronx as it va leaving St. George, Staten Island, in tn
 heavy fog. The blow was only a glanc time by 1,5o0 passengers rushing to tn V port side, causing list.
 Maritime court at Chri stiansan o awarded the Christiansand Tugboat G
 APO, 900 kroner for salvaging the U. 7, Shipping Board steamer Panola, owne - by the shipping board. The value 0 l. the vessel and cargo was place at 5000, q 900 kroner.
 L. Jewels valued at nearly two bundre I fifty thousand dollars, owned by Pcgg s Hopkins Joyce, whose husband, J. Star s ley Joyce, wealthy lunbernan, recent r. instituted proceedings for annulment ( I their marriage, have been seized b . treasury agents in New York city.
 The board of police commissioners 6
 Milford are attempting to put into effec
 through local ordinance the legislativ power granted to them by the genera ,- assembly of regulating attire worn b \ persons using the public streets to an from the bathing beaches. o The Prince of Wales received at Ne- | York the Virginia delegation headed b T. Professor Henry Louis Smith, pree ider o of Washington and Lee University, whic .e came to England to present to the Britis l. nation of a bronze copy of Hudon s,r famous marble statue of George WasF '' ington.
 writs were issued complaint of q
 Bigelow-Hartford Carast. Company E Thompsonville, against 25 of the strikir
 Brussels workers citing them to appe. 4, before the town court the second Mci