Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-08

James c. Ih0maB5 S., negro, was sworn into office, in New York. as as- sistant United States district attorney.
 
 WiIis-CampbeH anti-Medicinal beer bill was ordered favorably reported to the senate by the judiciary committee.
 William E. RussyfooD Johnson. American prohibition campaisner, arrived at Copenhagen.
 Governor Lake appointed q commission for the purchase of property for the use of state departments outside the capitol building.
 Governor Lake vetoed the bill which would prevent the city of Hartford from voting on school consolidation within five years.
 The state public utilities board de- nied petitions of all jitneymen to conduct lines in Hartford. Not single excep- tion was made.
 Senate passed and sent te conference house bill authorizing an increase of the Philippine Islands debt limit from 315,. 100000 to &sO,oOo,ooo.
 PennsylvanIn Coal and Coke Co.,. op- erating 54 bitumlnous mines in Central Pennsylvania announced reduction in all salaries averagig :. per cent.
 Morris HHlquitt, socialist candidate for mayor of New York Tn 1917, left on the La Lorraine on q visit to England, France, Germany and possibly Austria The number of foreign born farmers Tn the United States has decreased by SS,502 or 1S.2 per cent. in the last ten years, the census bureau announced.
 Cities of refugees, parallel of the cities of refuge maintained in Mosaic times, Dave been discovered in San Marine, the worlds oldest republc, situated in the very heart of Italy.
 Great Britain, France and Italy may ! be compelled to adopt extensive and con- certed measures against the Turkish na- tionalists, it was declared by a number of London newspapers.
 Gun play, fists. clubs. a wild automobile chase and the ditching of an official car figured in a clash between three Of Hign Sheriff Grants deputies and a gang of six alleged rum-runners at Houlton, Me
 Four photographs of the Dempsey. Carpenter fight were sent to England by cable process. The picture appeared ir the London Mirror the second day after the fight.
 Arthur D. Lasker, chairman of tn, shipping board arrived in New York ana held a conference with steamship men al the Chatham cotel to determine whether a single head in charge of the bureau Q operations would be preferable.
 Director of the Budget Dawes has or
 dered a survey of surplus materia equipment and supplies in governmen
 possess, with view to obtaining "th greatest possible utilization of the prop erty."
 Unset diamonds valued aS S20o.Oo
 were stolen from Joseph Haskali of Ne' r York, on a Pennsylvania railroad trai before the train had been an hour ou of New York. a.
 The. steamrhip Olympic which saile for New York is earrying a boatload O
 famous athletes. William T. Tilden returning aboard with tennis laurels an
 Devereaux Milburn and Louis Stoddar
 are returning with the Polo Cup. Bank Commissioner Joseph C. Ale took charge of the banking business c Pantaleone Mercurio in the North En
 district, Boston. An examination nr tn books. the commission said, disclosed ths , Mercurio's affairs were in bad shape German Supreme Court, at Leipsir . Germany, trying alleger war prisoners
 acquitted Lieut.. General Karl Stenge Iot,a hxr tLa having ordered no prisoners be takel : and all wounded men be killed.
 The town of Millwood, in northern Or
 tario, was destroyed by fire. Hundred of workers in the pulpwood camp . /, Millwood are homeless, and loss of mi lions of dollars worth of timber in fol ' est fires was reported at Cobalt, Ont. U. S. ComIssiener Stanton in Hobokel | dismissed federal charges of conspirac and false arrest against Armenius ( ' Haeberle, U. S.. consul at Rio Janeir
 and A. H. Price, a ship chandler of tf same port.
 : Serious fighting has occurred in Il neighborheod of Boghadich. about ' miles southwest of Brussa, Asia AIino
 says an Angora dispatch quoting an O icial statement issued by the Turkis : nationalist military headquarters. = Rev. James J. Carlin, S. J.. presIde1 : of Holy Cross college announced tn; | Rev Daniel F. Curtin, of Glens Fall 5 N. Y. graduate of Holy Cross. in 1s1
 has presented ten thousand dollars the college as a scholarship fund to l r open to students from Glens Falls.  Organizers of the Independent day al
 ti-prohibition parade on Fifth avenue al l. nounced that members would be furnisl
 ed with names of commercial houses th ' favor prohibition, and would be asked n
 to deal with such houses.
 Hugh c. Wallace, the retiring Amer R can ambassador to France, left Par
 with Mrs. Wallace, for Cherbour whe n they will board the liner Olympic f E. New York. A crowd of several hu > dred persons were at the statioA to b ,f MT. and Mrs. Wallace farewell " Congress wfII ke represented at q n memorial services over the bodies le 7,161 American soldiers killed in FranC f. at Hoboken. Sunday, by special COT
 mittee of five senators and five represer -h atives. CT .A gold medal was pinned on the coll r. of studdy a Boston terrior, hero of t of world war by General Pershing. T r. medal was awarded by the Humane D
 ucationa1 Society, which is sponsored
 Mrs. Woven G. Harding and Genel
 Pershing.
 The summer normal school at Yale ul is versity. which Is being conducted by t