Norwich bulletin., 1921-06-20


 New York State Bankers Association will hold it's twenty-eighth annual meet ing at the Ambassador Hotel, Atlantic | City, June 23, 24 and 25.
 Petition being circulated on the New | York Stock Exchange for an extra holi- | day Saturday, July ?, was signed by | 400 members, and 32 of 40 wire houses. |
 Sir H. Carlyle. coalition unionist, who was supported by Lloyd George was de- l feated by Rear Admiral NJ F Seuter, in- ] dependent, in the Hertford bye-eiection. A statue of Ira Allen, founder os the University of Vermont was unveiled on the campus at Burlington, Vt. by Miss Sarah N. Allen, a descendant
 Frederick E. Shaw, paymaster of the City Fuel Company. Boston. was held up and robbed of SIPS in the Mattapay district Saturday. 1 ightfromtgroup uiec CfohO tH IS TiEi Retail food prices to the average fam fly declined AS per cent in May as compared with April whEe wAoleaGW 1 food prices dropped 5 3-4 per cent.
 
 group of buildings to take the place of the one torn town to make room for the ] Hardness Memrial, is already under consideration The annual meeting of Yale-in- China was held in Dwight hall, New Haven, last 1 night. Clarence H. Kelsey, of New York, president of Yale Foreign Missionary so- l ciety, presided.
 An advance of $5OO,OOo to a western bank of finance exportation of provisions to Great Britain, Germany, France and Poland was announced by the war finance corporation.
 United States Court of Claims. at Washington, dismissed petition of L. Vogelstein & Co.,, wio cought to recover $424196 from the government in war time purchases of copper.
 | Fire caused considerable damage in the workshop of the French line, on he Wharves at Havre, usee for steamers in the service between Havre, London and New York.
 American oil men, with interests in Mexico, have an appointment with Sec retary Hughes today. E. L. Do-
 
 will head the delegation.
 With the turbines out of condition and after compartment filled with water following a collision with a "dud" torpe- do during manoeuvers, the destroyer Dent put into Los Angeles harbor | According to cable advices received from Cardinal Mercier by the National . l of +ha , Restoration of Louvain, the first stone l will be laid on July 2S.
 New York, New Haven railroad will loan it's string of 32 observation cars to the NeH York Central railroad for use ' at the intercollegiate regatta at Pough- , keepsie Wednesday,
 The submarine $50, built by the Lake Torpedo Boat company, was launched : from the ways at the shipyards at s Bridgeport. Mrs. William C., Esmond. l wife of the naval architect of the com t pany, acted as sponsor. If men and women continue to wear high heel shoes the human foot will be- l come a hoof like that of a horse, Dr. : Edward H. KeIlar, of Schenectady, N. e Y, told the members of the Massachu- y seets Chiropody Association.
 A resolution authorizing the president to open negotiations with Canada and the maritime provinces for abrogation of 5 provincial and dominion regulations re- stricting eIportation of pulpwood passed : the senate and was sent the house. n Plants for making finished paper from F. pulp of cottonseed linters will be estab- S lished at Mckinney and Fort Worth A - SO ton plant will be constructed at Dal- - las. Trinity Paper Mills Co.,, at Com {, merce, Tex, discovered the process. = Buffalo Association of Fire Insurance a Underwriters, known as Insurance Ex- r chance will put into effect immedi- r ate reforms identical with those agreed g on by New York Fire Insurance Ex- S change, E. H. Sigison, manager of the e association, told the Lockwood committee
 Charged with robbing the Peoples
 Trust Company of Wyomissing, Pa, oi
 s1S0,000 in cash and securities on Feb H Rosen, arrested in New York, and Car Scott and John Russa arrested in Ho. .. boken, were found guilty
 Seven men indicted for the murder oi | James. Walker, a negro seaman on the schooner Mary F. Barrett, in the har. y bor a tPortland, Me, on May 21 - pleaded guilty to manslaughter re They were sentenced to the state prisor for terms ranging from two to clever = years.
 man who registered st \ Stamford
 hotel as Martin W. Ellis. of Springfield
 Mass, committed suicide by takIHs
 poison. He left letter requesters that hi! \ father, William Ellis, of Brooklyn, be no
 tified. ~He was believed to have beer ,e des2ondent over Ill health. 'e 4 message to the family in New Hay Id en Saturday announced the death O n Captain Joseph E. Hall of the UniteC 1t States Aviation service, who was injur IS ed June when bombs which were be T. ing carried on his plane exploded. Cap
 tain Hall had been in the Walter Rect le hospital at Washington. r. The 'war of the union begins shortl, IRktGy the marriage ceremony ends.