Norwich bulletin., 1921-06-27
BRI gTELECRAMS
Kansas crop thIs year is es mated Il Soo bushels.

Att General NfcCran, of New ersey, u<elared bonus law of the stated as constitutional
 John B. Stanchfeld. New York law CT who appeared in many important ases, died at Islip, L. l.
 cowboy hat with a silver band by the ity of Cheyenne, Wyoming
 The steamer Cedric took aboard mails nd passengers at Queenstown yesterday nd sailed for New York.
 A sturgeon weighing 25o pounds and measuring eight feet in length, was aught in net just below the falls of he Merrimack river at Lawrence, Mass.
 Preparations commission Is considering emporary suspension of instructions giv- n to Germany to make part of her in- lemnity payment in dollars.
 Senate investigation of She disturbance n the Mingo County, W. Va, coal fields r vas ordered. Tee committee on labor is sxpected to begin inquiry next month
 Hebb Motor Works of HaveIock, Neb., H. of Lincoln. for s11,OoO, subject to ap- oroval of the court.
 American battIcships Kansas, SIichi- gan, Connecticut, South Carolina and | Minnesota arrived at Christiania on 1 visit of two weeks.
 A loss of twenty thousand dollars was | caused by fire in the plan. of the Ser man Manufacturing company at Law renee. Mass.
 The French embassy denies recently published reports that gambling house | is being established near the battlefield of Chateau Thierry.
 An inventory of the estate of tho late Edmund c. Converse, bankers. filed in probate court in Greenwich gives a total of $50, 769, ,S67.91
 Two men were arrested in San Fran cisco. charged with conspiracy to blow up the new federal reserve bank build ing under construction here.
 The body of Mrs. Ellen Enapp, said to be the wife of William Kuapp a lun Der dealer at North AGams, was found n Muddy river in the Fenway, Boston.
 Thefts of watches and jeweIry vnlued at about s4.000 from the safes of two salesmen at 105 Washington street Boston were reported.
 An encounter between Italian and Polish troops south of KosAl, Upper Si- lesia IS reported in a despatcn from the semi-official Wolf bureau of Berlin.
 Senate leaders decided to await &C., ton by the house on the bill amending the Volstead law so as to prohibit pre- scribing of beer by physicians.
 Armed men on sata.day burned n number of houses in taN NInnishocan dis trict of Cork. among Them the homes of Brisadier General Cauife,d, Colonel Godfrey and Mich1el Denleher.
 Governor Cox of Massachusetts has invited the governors Of fhe other New England states to review with him from the state, house son July. parade Of yeteraas oft the Yankee division. K Never Sanders wife. two daughters and granddaughter loss their lives wher fire destroyed their home in East Fairmount avonue Baltimore. A son and two grandchildren were injured.
 Wearing of civilian clothes by nrmy officers and enlisted men. except when on duty at a milNary rost sf reserva- tion is permitted under an order issued by Secretary Weeks.
 The New York Produce Exchnrr. win close Saturday, July 2, giving the mem
 bers triple holiday. The Chicago Board of Trade has taken no action On the hol-
 iday ". s. Scott. president of the Illinois Retail Merchants Association. says tax.
 ation will be one of the biggest problems
 merchants will have to cope in the next
 few years.
 resolution was introduced in th,
 house calling on the treasury for a list
 of individuals, firms and corporation.
 who made net profits exceeding 25 pe,
 cent of their outstanding capital in 1918
 The Hathaway Manufacturing Com pany of New Bedford fled suit in tn,
 federal court seeking $61, 900 from Jame,
 F. White & Co, of New York on an ac tion of contract
 Woodrow Wilson appeared fiji person fl the chambers of Chief Justice Mccoy O the District of Columbia Supreme Cour . tc be admitted to the p-actce of law be fore that court
 eIom& lznow is the time for al good n Edward D. Rice, member of th chemical and dyestuffs firm E. Rice Co, was found guilty of obtaining kan from two Boston banks amounting t | s3o0,e00 by making false statements a 1 to his financial condition
 Senate arid lands committee ordered
 favorable report on the McNary bill { 5 provide s250,000 for irrigation purposes
 the money to be returned from the sal of bonds secured by the improved prop y erty.
 s Bandits disguised as r~ndarnles tyie ' to assassinate General Gourand, cor
 mander-in-chief of French troops in th = East as he was travelling in an automc $ hile from Dasmascus to the Sea of Gal n lee.
 Seven men and four women were ccr
 victed by federal jury of complicity i ! the robbery of the Toledo central DO! IS office or Feb. IT last when more than s. million dollars in money and securitit Ie was stolen.
 | AstfleEram requesting m fnvestigntio q of federal census figures showing tf d Japanese population of California to | s 71,942 was forwarded to Senator Hiral r. W. Johnson by State Controller John g Chambers.