Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-14

SOAADSc IAtAuCU the EE1dnOn. | treaty declaring peace between allied aa- | tons and Hungary.
 Massachusetts state commission on | necessaries of life ordered retn ice cream | dealers to reduce prices
 It is reported in Paris that the su- | preme coucil will meet July 25 to discuss Silesia-
 Grain elevators in Chicago announced | strike of employees has ended so far as | operators are concerned as full crews 1 have taken the strikers places.
 Sharon Steel Hoop Co.,, of Youngstown, | an independent company, announced | further wage reducion to 30 cents fan 1 hour in wages of common laborers.
 Final figures issued by census bureau on the 1920 cotton crop places it at l3,27O,970 running bales, an increase of about 10000 bales.
 A Washington policeman is in New York seriously considering his ,cnances of winning the worlds heavyWeigat box ing championship from Jack Demsey. He is Henry Darn eille. 21 years old
 Officers who ho declared had made Ii- quor seizures without warrants and then destroyed the property seized were criti- cized frem the bench of the federal court as Boston by Judge Anderson.
 James T. Milton. who has held posi- tion of chief engineer surveyor of Lloyd's register of shipping companies since 1890 will retire. He will ac in an advisory capacity.
 Atlantic City has started an investiga- tion of the police department as q re- suit of reports that big crooks are at work in the city under the protection of the force.
 By vote of 4S to 2s the board of aldermen of New York city refuse to provide special revenue bonds for the compensation of 400 additional patrol men required by the police department. i Two former German warships. the 1 Ostfiesland and the Frankfurt will be Capes and sunk by American battleships i for target practice
 Herbert ,'. Harvey, former sheriff of Queens County. who was convicted os c,large of bribery was sentenced by Supreme Court Justice Cropsey to serve frpm four to ten years at Sing Sing.
 Twenty thousand army enlisted men applied for discharges in the first ten days of this month and thirteen thous- and have been released from service, Secretary Weeks announced.
 score of persons are reported to have been killed as result of collapse of a mercantile establishment at Dax, France. Foundation of the store was undermined as q result of a fire
 Crown Prince Hirohito of Japan, who is visiting European coustries, arrived at Rome from France. Plans for his stay include a visit to King Victor Emman- uel and a cal, at the Vatican.
 Application for an increase of from 2
 to 10 cents in fare applied for by New Jersey and Pennsylvania Traction Corp
 oration has been postponed pending in
 vestigation by the public utility com
 mission.
 Henry Sullivan, long distance swim
 mer, left Lowell to make another at
 tempt to swim the English Channel
 Three previous efforts. made in two
 years failed, but in one he was close to the French shore when he was taken
 from the water.
 Most of the forest fires that broke out
 in Quebec last week are reported under
 control. Investigations will be started
 soon to determine whether or not several of the fires were of incendiary origin, as
 contended by officials.
 Full Fegular army retirement pay and privileges would be available for wal time officers with disabilities of thirty per cenL CT more under a substitute bil
 reported favorably by the senate miIi tary committee.
 General Cesar Lopez Ara, governor
 of Tamaulipas is taking steps to avoiC t disorders in the Tamp.co oil region dut to unemployment. Upon orders iron ) President Obregon, has organized 2; 9 office to look after the situation. Frank HedIey. president and genera ) manager of the Interborough Rapid Transit .Co., announced officially becaus
 of financial conditions of the company
 men will be asked to accept a ten pc
 cent. decrease in wages, beginning Jul! } A.
 n A cabinet chair will be presented | : President Harding as a token of esteen s by the editors of the country. The chai q will be fashioned from the timbers 0 f the Revolutionary ship Revenge. Tn f Revenge was a British ship, captured b. - the colonists. - seven hundred and fifty thousan, h pounds of western wool clip of Canad e will be shipped to Great Britain. Thi l. clip formerly came to the state, but it i h claimed under new tariff policy produc l. CTS will have to go elsewhere for a mar it ket
 Haykeye State, en route. Baltimore t
 San Francisco, with several hundred pas V sengers aboard, has put. into Salina Cruz
 Meco. Captain Peterson of the vesse N claims the seacocks have been obene Y several times, letting salt water into tn :, fresh water tanks
 U American steamer Storm King wa o taken ashore at Falmouth in seriou
 condition and died shortly afterward. H II received injuries from an explosion i - the store room of the vessel while ir lo vestigating the couse of fire. le The bark Tiburton with 27,eoo gallon y of alcohol aboard, which was seized { -S S Boston last week as a result of a libt ~ filed by the skipper, Charles ". Mallet
 who claimed sS,2sS was due him from tn
 owners was further involved when th
 Atlantic Coast Transportation compan \ of Pennsylvania filed a libel for $700.
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