Norwich bulletin., 1921-06-21

itary training camps this summer.
 Nomination of JuIius Klein of Massa- to be director of the bureau of foreign and domestic commerce was con frmed late yesterday by the senate.
 Norway is supposed to be a "dry" country, but no fewer than 23,10j per sons were arrested last year for being drunk.
 great reception is being planned for the French general Mangin, who is ex- pected to reach Guatemala Cit ywithin a few days on the French cruiser Jules Michelet
 For the first time in 165 years the New Hampshire Gazette, olest family weekly | newspaper in the United States, was not | published, due to the strike of composit | ors.
 All the women competing in the Inter national Horse Show, at Olympia, Eng. just opened, are riding side-saddle, be- cause Queen Mary declared that riding astride is unwomanly.
 Marine workers who have been on T strike at Vera Cruz, have reachsl ar agreement with the Mexican Navigation Company to resume work under the oli contract for three months. Leaders of the Miners Federation Of 1 Great Britain have taken no steps 10 prevent withdrawal of the governments offer of 1O.O0O,OoO pound subsiIY 10 the coal industry.
 Offensive operations against the Turk l ieb n Acia Minor posed by Great Britain, France and Italy, which have despatched a note 10 the Greek government.
 Revival of the cat-o'-nIne e-tails and | strenuous sessions in the woodshed' were recommended by Magistrate Max ;. l Levine to check what he described as the baby crime wave" in the Bronx, New
 York.
 Rev. William Shaw, general secre-
 tary of the United sEltes Society of
 Christian Endeavor. was patient at a
 Boston hospital yesterday as a jesuit Of
 sudden illness suffered while he was
 delivering an Address.
 An argument over "whO won the war" at Lynn. Mass, ended in the death of Edwar Colgan, s5 years old, and the ar rest of Charles M. Hart, of Millis, charged with manslaushter.
 Count VittIrio K. Ricci. Italian ambas- sador to the United States. was the guest at a dinner given Sunday night at the Hartford Club. which was attended
 by about 300 persons. , New York state bonus commission bar
 red hundreds of Indians, residents of
 New York state, from sharing in the bonus because they are government
 wards and not citizens. Italian and American governments
 have reached an agreement governing the transportation of Italian emigrants tc the United States. Four emigrant steam CTS shall sail each month, carrying 1000 Two locomotives were destroyed anS two others badly damaged in a fire whicl 1 partially burned a Boston & Maine Rail
 road roundhouse at Portsmouth, \. H. yesterday. Officials placed he loss a about $15o,o0o.
 6 Williams college, at its 127th nnnun commencement recognized with hoHora r,
 degrees men who gained distinction il
 fields of peace and others whose under
 graduate life was cut short by se.Vlce Il c the war.
 n The Belgian government has decided .- to make athletes and physical training n compulsory to all young men entering tn ? military classes of the kingdom. Thi a is due to the fine physical condition 0 l. members of the American Exped!tionar, st Forces.
 ,f FeIia BoaI former secretary of tn s National Federation of Labor, was kille d in Barcelona. Within short time f prominent syndicahst was killed and a V unidentified man was found dead op 'e lposite the law courts. ,- The American Petroleum Institute es a. inmates that the daily average gros n crude oil production ih the Unite = States for the week ended on June l
 was 1.944,120. against 1,S37,1SO in tn r. preceding week.
 l. An Amercan creed for American col r lege graduates was presented to tn :. graduation class at Tufts college by D
 Lee S. McCollester, dean of the Gran
 Theological school, in his baccalaureat R sermon.
 The expedition from Gloucester, Mas, le to salvage the schooner Esperan. -i' wrecked on the shore of Sable Island, al as to restore the winner of the internatlon lo fshermen's trade of a year ago to U oa a fleet sailing out of Gloucester began ye oo terday.
 Insanity is on the increase, due fo ii :" world war and its aftermath, Dr. J. >. Lee, of Rochester, N. Y, deciared ov Washington before the annual conve sa al ton of the American Institute cf Hom W oo opthy.
 nt Four masked automobile bandits hs 'o up Frederick Myers. a runner for :
 Mutual Trust Company. at Phladelph
 and seized a bag containing between $i
 900 and S1O,000. Myers fired after [ IA fleeing bandits who escaped with f
 money.
 fit
 le- Chamber of commerce of the Unit ew States opened a campaign against pr as posed cash bonus for former servi rd men, sending a statement of it's positi all to the president. cabinet, members rk. congress and 1.4eO business organiz o. tions. Rehabilitation of disabled vet
 rans is urged.