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Norwich bulletin., 1921-06-30
WH9DnAM

Pupils in the grammar school who were perfect in attendance for the year were: Grade 2, Stephen Bucko grade 3, Joseph Bucko; grade 4, Earle Potter grade 5, Alice Jacobs; grade 6, Elinor Sherman.
 For the summer ternl-Primary room Lea Coughi, Stephen Buclo, Alice Elli- son, Albert Plante. Hanna Spokesfield, Doris Webster. Clarence Wilson, Joseph Lubiskey, Dorothy Balfour, Doris Bal four; intermediate room. Marian Bailey Joseph Bucko, Margaret Oehr!g, Earle Potter, Dorothy Rood, Howard Sand strom, Myra Spokesheld, Mary Spokes- field, Edward Smith, Stella Subiskey, Louise Warrender, Elizabeth Webster Mildred Wilcox, William Balfeur; gram mar room. David Auerbach, Rose Auer- bach, Elinor Sherman, Annie Bucko, An nie Trigger, Alberta Wallen.
 Mrs. Arthur Williams spent Sunday at Groton Long Point
 The L. A. s. served it's annual supper of rolls, beef loaf, potato salad, cake,
Norwich bulletin., 1921-06-30
LIBERTY HILL

It has not been decided yet whether the community will hold Community picnic on the Fourth or not.
 Miss Cordelia Loomis. formerly of Kxs- ter, but now of Schneciady. \. N-. was married to Charles Moves, also o4 Schenectady. on Saturday last They were week end guests of the formers aunt, Mrs. John Clark. of the village.
 Mir and Mrs. C. F. Risendorf an1 Mr. Mathieu of WillimaHtic were cslle.s on Mir and Mrs. J. Geo. Clark Sunday afi- ernoon, coming by auto.
 There was a large attendance from this place at the Fred Taylor auet.on. Tuesday.
 Mrs. Ella Loom:s of Schenectady .s guest of her brother. Horace Foote and sisters. Mrs. Annie L. Harvey an1 Ms. John Clarke.
 Albert W. Moves of willimettee, lh., has been spending a few days with his mother, Mrs. E. A. Moves.
 Mir. and Mrs. F. A. Yerpianck of souih Manchester. were visitors of Mrs. F. 4 Moves. Sunday.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-06-30

afrz Jennie Lachappelie was brought betore the police court Wednesday morn- lnu charged with receiving and purchas- ing stolen merchandise consisting of 8 quantity of corn stolen from the freight car in the rear of the Willimantic Grain company building. She had appeared at court Monday morning of this week on a similar charge only to be discharged fer lack of evidence The renewal of the charge against Mrs. Lachappelle Wed- nesday morning was because of state uleHts made Tuesday by the Pelky. Pro- vost and Sarakowski boys who said they sold one bag to Mrs. Lachappelle, aunt of the PellUy and Provost boys. The case was heard by Deputy Judge Curtis Dean. The accused was represented by Attorney ?. J. Danahey.
 The stories of the three boys were con, tFadicttng in many ways. Pelky and Provost telling Prosecuting Attorney. Samuel B. Harvey that they brought the bag of corn to Mrs. Lachappelle but did not sell 1t to her. They said Mrs La- ehappelle gave them a dollar to spend. when examined by Attorney Dapaheys thsy denied selling or giving Mrs. La5 ehaFpelle a bag of corn. They said they sold cas to Joseph Locke but threw the other away. They admitted receiving a, dollar from the accused. When asked by Attorney Daaahey if they kuew what an oath vas they hesitated.
 oRicer Notary of the railroad police and officer Frank Mclean of the local police testified as to the value of -he corn stolen and when the boys were appre- hended. Following arguments Judge Dean found the accused not guilty and ordered her acquitted
 Stories circulated about this city that Mrs. Belle Weldon, whose body was found in the Willimantic river Tuesday morning had met with foul play were dicrsdlted by the police and Coroner Arthur c. Bill Of Danielson after a thorough investigation of all reports. The csruners verdict Of accidental drowning standE Mrs Weldon was seen to go in- to the house on Pleasant street by Dr M D Riordsn and Guy De Marco and the people in the house informed them that Mrs weldon would be cared for Later after leaving the Pleasant street house she was not seen until the body was noticed in the water near the Quid- nick Windham Manufacturing plant.
 Mss wIumInn Caisss and Eugcns Le. rire were united in marriage Wednesday morning at o'clock at St. Mary's charcl by the pastor, Rev. J. J. Papiilpn. ThC nuptiai mass was celebrated by Rev II Bellec. During tho mass special music was rendered by the choir. Scvera nleasing selections were given by 1osepl F. Gaudreau with Mrs. Gaudreau at th, organ. The witnesses were r. J. Mattp broiher-in-law of the bride and Harve, Lemire brother Of the groom. The 5rii wore a dress of beaded champagne geor rette with hat 10 match and carried < buoauet Of white carnations. Immediate iy following the ceremony Mir. an1 Mrs LeEsire left by automobile on their hon eyrnoon part of which will be spent a
Norwich bulletin., 1921-06-30
NORWICH BULLETIN
wAsa la Goluw On Tonight
wILLlMANTIc OFFICE Telephone lo5 23 Church St.

obwsbetuck Lodg. No. 1s, l. o. 0. F., meets at S07 Main street.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-06-30
SOUTH WELLINGTON

Mrs. James Service and Miss Harriet Smith are spending this week at the New London summer school of religious edu- cation.
 Mrs. William Tomasek and son Will liam returned home last Saturday after noon after spending the week in New York visiting friends and relatives.
 Miss Louise NorthrI ID of Anthony. R. L, and Maurice Weeks, Jr., of Washing ton, R. l., were recent visitors at the home of MT. and Mrs. Carlos Gurley.
 Climax chapter, o. E. S., |. D., has voted to omit meetings during July and August and to resume work on the first Wednesday in September, when they will take action on large number of sppli- cations.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-06-30

XETITH this sensatonaI new w soap product you can save yourself hours of back-breaking rubbing on the waehboard.
 We ali know # is possible to get the regular weekly wash clean with ordinary cake soap. but 1t is a ter ribly long, hard job. We know soaking the clothes has always meant less rubbing!
 After years of experimenting, the largest soap makers in the world have perfected in Rinso an entirely,
Norwich bulletin., 1921-06-30

Hartford. were guests of M- W. Howard, Sunday.
 Mir. and Mrs. Loren Maine were in Forestville over Sunday.
 Mrs. Augustus klmoerly of Hartford visited her sister, Mrs. Loren Maine on Tuesday.
 Mabel Howard was at her home here over Sunday.
 Mrs. Charles Howard and daughtsrs. Edna and Doris, of Manchester Gfeere. wree guests of N. W. Towards. Sun day.
 Mrs. Ida Moran and Vincent Taylor were in Hartford Friday.
 The North school children and parents had a picnic last Thursday.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-06-30
,bair in bebalf of the guests Mr and

chair in behalf of the guests. Mir. and Mrs. Miller also received silverware. money, dishes. linen, etc. Those attend in gfrom out of town were Mrs. Frank Roberts and son Arthur and Mrs. Alice Mantell and daughter, Viola of Seymour, Mrs. Sarah Ballou, MT. and Mrs. Frank Ballou and little daughter of Hampden, Mass, MT. and Mrs. Frank Hulett and daughter. Miss Dora Hulett of East Mea- dow, Mass, and Mir and Mrs. Albert Lee and MT. and Mrs. Lawson of Hampden, Mass, and Mir. and Mrs George Heck of Union, Conn.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-06-30

EnQ otncf I0Ot uOuDIeS
 To keep the feet in pzoper cen- difion, bathe them with Blue-jay Foot Soap. It checks excessive per- spiration. IL stops eznaTting and burn. ing.
 Then use BIue-;ay Foot Relief, a soothing, cooling massage for ach. ing muscles and tenaons.
 A final luxury is Blue-iay Foot Powder, an antiseptic, deodorant powder that keeps feet feeling 6ae. These new Blue-jay treetments-- Each, 35G combination pks.. $i.oo.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-06-30

Pflueger, Miss Clancy and chorus; post Jude, Herbert Fenger.
 Following the program. a sale of ice cream was conducted. which proved a lively one, owing to the extremely warm evening.
 C. E. Flaherty is a business caller in New fork city, c. D. Hall returning to his home in Brooklyn with him Sunday evening.
 The local mail schedule has been re- vised so that the incoming mall at 3 o'clock now reaches here about in the afternoon.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-06-30
BOLTON NOTCH

Beatrice Darling of West Hartford is visiting her grandmother, Mrs. Ida Mo- ran.
 Paul Clement was in Gilead last week at MT. Ellis.
 MT. and Mrs. Smith Of Hartford wers at the lake Sunday.
 Mrs. Blanche Sawyer and son, Of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-05-05
CLEARED.

From u. S. Naval Communication Service. !,
Str Boston City (Br, Carey. Bristol-7Jas
Arkell & Co.
Str Eemland Dutch, Van Noppen. Am.
sterdam-Funch. Edge Co.
Str Gustavsholm (Sw). Johnson. Gothen.
burg, Malmo, &c--Furness, Witty Co.
Str CULLEN Sorrolla (Sp), Soler. Seville
cadz, &C. via Boston-Compania Trans
T1editerranea.
Str Hog Island. Broman. Piraeus. Chalkis
&cs-The Export Steamship Corporation.
Str City OF Sparta (Br). Morrison, Port
said. Alden, &c-4Norton, Lilly Co.
Str Joilan Ludwig Nowinckel (Nor), Broge,
Rio Janeiro. Montevideo. &c. via Norfolk
+ Kleppe Co, Inc.
Str Matura (Br). Rlrkby. Grenada. Trim
dad and Demerara-Furness, Witty Co.
Str Fort Morgan CNor). Hervig, Port An
tonio--Di Giorgio & Co. Inc.
Str Lilmae, Henderson, Tampico--Uni-
ycrsal Transportation Co
Str City OF Montgomery. Hubbard, Savan-
nah-Ocean Steamship Co.
Str Arapahoe, Devereux, Charleston and
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Steamship Co.
Str Hamilton. Nelson. Norfolk-Old Do
nlinion Transportation Go.
Str Parma (Br), Perry (from Trinidad
Perth Anlboy-Furness, Witty Co.
str Calvin Austin, James, Boston-Eastern
steamship Corporation.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-05-05
FOREIGN PORTS.

barbados, April 15-Arrived, ship Al
bertstella UtaD, Genoa; 2On, scnra La1<le
tBr), ST Johns: Margery Mehaffey tBr)l do;
dom ORR, Maceio, 22d, strs Ansaldo YIN
tTtaD' Genoa via Las Palmas land sailed
Z r Trinidad Specialist (Br), LONDON schr
Charlotte Comeau Obi, Buenos Aires -,
Montreal; Canadian Observer (Brl Halifax
BASS RIVER. NS, April 2S-SaAled, schr
Ncrtfciiffe (Br), New York.
CAPE gIAYT1EN. April 3o-sailed, str Al.
C.HAMppRICo, April 20-sailed, motor
Canada (Sw), San Francisco.
ia ia BAY. April 2a-Arrived, str Cana
HALIFAX. April sg-sailed schrs Marine
rir1 sydney: Chas II Gordon (Br), Liver
pool. Ns Ito load for New YoriO.
nfAzAT1DNN, April 2a-ssailed. str Admira
MONTREAL, May 2-Arrived, strs Cana
dian sapper CBr), ST Johns; 18Th. Canadian
I'll ador (Br). Halifax
sailed ID, str Canadian Fisher CBr). Mas
'l PA fsRsBoft0, Ms, April ce--sailed. schr
Flora M tBr), New York.
IN port 10Th, schr Orozimbo. loading fol
PRoGREso, April 2D-sailed. str Munor
way (Nor). Plymouth. Mass.
QUEBEC, May 2-Passed In Nagdalen Isl
ands, str John Worthington, Charrera foi
Passed in Crane Island ID. str Karnouraslsa
Err sydney for Montreal.
SANTA CRUZ DEL SUR. April 30-Ar-
rived. schr Barbara w tBr).. jacksonville.
ST JOHN, NIB, May 1-Arrived, str Mary
Sailed isl, strs Irnperoyal CBr), Halifax
Llngan tfir). Louisburg Oatter 30thl
IN port I'd, schr Ralsa, for New York.
SYDNEY, On, April 2o--Arriyed. strs RygJa
yI(-rORTA. BC. APRIL cS-SaIled str VIII.
hilo. Portland, o, and San Francisco.
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ARRIVED.

str Oscar III CDan). Copenhagen April p
and C.1,ristiania 23d, to Funch, Edge Co,
Via, 22O cabin and 40 Hteerage passengers.
,nni,s and mdse. Went 20 foot of nth street.
Str Finland, Antwerp April IA, Cherbourg
r1th and Southampton 24th, to the Red star
Line. with IS FIRST cabin. 80 second and SO
rteerare passengers, mails and mdse. An
chored In Quarantine. - - -
Str CoIlms,Eworth, ROTTERDAM Aprn ", 10
the Black Diamond Steamship Co, tn ballast
Anchored off Red Hook. =.
STR Franklin, Huelya Apru 10, 70 me
Coastwise Transportation 90, WIN ore went
to elevator clip, Erie Basin,
str Blair. Patras April -, 20 the E1port
s;tearnstllp Corporation. with nldse. Went 70
snof ~ Kent street Grnsnpoint.
ar CITY OF Madrid cBrl, Melbourne Dec 20,
Adeiside ed, Danbury Jan %. Deagoa BAY
March ia Durham 2tst. East London 9Th.
cana Town April ard Boston May =. TO
Norton Lilly 4 Co, with mdse.
str Santa Ana, Valparaiso April 10, An-
sofaeasta 18Th, 1quique 10Th, Mollendo 2Oth
and Callao I'D, to w II Grace Co, with
n passengers. mails and mdse. Went 70 pier
sS, Brooklyn.
ctr steel Worker, Vancouver March ~, san
rnncisco Gath, San Pedro nth, CriTtobRl
April and Boston May ., 70 the Lthrnlnn
S:fsaushlp Line, with mdse. Went TO New
Work Dock Cos pier II, Brooklyn.
f;tr Parma (Br), Brighton April 10, Bar
tados 22d st Lucia 23d and 81 Thomas
oTth 10 Frfrress, Witty q Co, with o. pas
eoneers and mdFe. Went 20 pier 81. North
ar Mount Vernon CNoD, Port Antonio
AnrIl "a, to the Atlantic Fruit 60. with
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-05-05
SAILED.

Strs Old North State, London; Smaragd
(Nor), Port Antonio; Astral. Beaumont !:
Sylvia Victoria N3r). LISBON, Hamilton. Nor
folk; Edisto, -: Mohawk Charleston
and Jacksonville; Manchioneal CNor), San
tago; Fort Hamilton CBr). bermuda; Adri-
attic GBr), Southampton via Cherbouv,;
Gcorgeanna Weems. Baltimore; Re d'Italia
GtaD. Naples and Genoa. NJ Danziger,
Perth Amboy.
strg Georgeanna Weedns, baltimore: Hog
Island PiraeIs; Estonia (Dan), Danzig and
Llbau.
sohr Horace A Stone, Portland. Me.
The corrected reading Of the barometer
Creduced to sea level) at New York on
Wednesday, May 4, 103i at AM, al re-
ported by the United States Weather Bureau,
WAS twenty-nine and eeventy-nine hum
dradtis (20T0) inches. This closely approx
mates seven hundred and fifty-siN and seven
tenrhs C7hB.7) milimcters. Captains OF all
vessels now lying IN or near the ports Of
New York and Brooklyn can advantageously
use the above official data for observing
whether their own barometers require any
considerable correction or Adjustment.
Wind at Sandy Hook, PM, Sc, As miles
cloudy and raining; rough sea.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-05-05
BY United States Naval Communi
cation Service.

distances given In miles; position at noon.
unless otherwise specified
Aliadin 80 sw Hatteras -.
Aiiaguash as \ Jupiter 81.
Alliance 347 J Ambrose Attn.
Anthracite Bridge lat - 40, Ion 10 ~ %.
Argon 4O4 w San Francisco Pm I'd.
Astral II s Sandy Hook 4th.
Bannack $40 Il Cape Henry I'd.
BrarneH Point rs S by Hatteras 4th.
Caddo NE Cape Mala 3D.
Caloria 422 T. Tampico Sd.
Calvert 100 NE Cape Henry 4th.
CITY q Lordsburg g s carysfOrt Reef Sd.
cisttyy Of Savannah 2i5 NE Tybee 4th.
CITY OF weauherford lat 33 is, lon 10 ~ 4th
Colombia Gal " San Francisco I'm 20.
Communipaw 100 sW Hatteras 4th.
Corning $50 W Key West 80.
CHAMPION Anderson 27o w Key Yves; %.
cretan passed Fire Island 4th.
Currier 10 8 Mobile bar ID.
Cushnoc 600 SsE Ambrose 80.
Dade County 10 Sc Carysfort Sd.
davidson County 100 Delaware Break
pevoiente ia3 q Cane Lookout 4tn.
b B5isIS l5S + E0 yssv Rack a. a.
Eastern sun 100 u Hatteras 4th.
Edgemont 90 Cape May 80.
Edith 500 Ambrose ith.
Edward l. Doheny 92 " Sand Key %,
u Dorado i.i19 San Francisco Pm 70.
III Isleo % S Hatteras 4th.
TT Lobo 90 from Cape Blanco Pm I'd.
III Norte 4G $ Jupiter 3d.
ri Sol 500 8 Hatteras ath.
Enterprise T5a w San Francisco 8 PM Sd.
EsDarta lAs s Boston L " 4th.
Fairfield City 80 w San francisco IN 30
Florence Isuckenbach 500 II Overfalls ID.
r1oridlan no Scotland L " attn.
Frank q Drum 2,082 Il Honolulu Pm ID.
Frank II Buck e40 w Port Costa Pm %.
Franklin tam TIKI 1916 w Tortugas 3D..
Gen w q GorRas 45T N Colon 3D..
Geo q Henry 100 w Sand Key Sd.
Cienrldge 235 SE Cape Lookout 9TH.
Gloucester 10 w Fire Island 4th
Granite state 2,0T3 w Honolulu Pm I'd.
Gulf Maid 24i Else Sabine bar Sd.
Gulf Queen IS wNW Tortugas Sd.
fIadnot " Winter Quarter 4th,
Hanley 1.i4s S san Francisco TN "a.
Harvester 40 Oyerfalls Attn.
Heglra ~ SD Sombrero Sd.
Henry r Mallory 100 n Havana "a.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-05-05
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

HAMBURG. May A-ShlpplnR arrivals for
the month Of April In the port Of Hamburg
aggregated coo vessels 81 $50 .9VT tons. In
tlie year 1913. prior TO the war, the arrivals
for the same period we're ,20i vessels Of
200, 900 tons.
day from Savannah and Norfolk, had slight
engine trouble. Was assisted to port ~ a
tug.
KEY WEST, Fra May s--Ischr Q w Mills.
fore reported burned. was lowed into THIS
mort to-day BY coast guard cutter ITALIA
rooga, bottom UP.
LIvERPooI.. May 4--!In the Liverpool and
Birkenhead docks there are to-day 100
ticlr idleness due almost wholly TO the cool
mine strike and the consequent bmpossabiify
of obtaining coal for the steamers bunkers.
MARCUS HOOK. May 4!str Samuel I.
OH this station. she tioaiod later. but again
went aground.
PARRsBORo, Ms, April 2s-schr Seth VI
Todd has been surveyed and condemned and
alll be stripped and junked.
ST JOHNS, Mt, May 4-Str Cyp Olr).
from Halifax for Aberdeen, reports BY wire
lcss via Cape Race that her bow plates have
been dented BY Ice: forepeak leaking; other
wise AL right.
Longshorernen at this port, who went on
strike az midnight Saturday night In pro.
tort against wage reduction, to-day agreed
10 resume work NJ union rates IN loading
Government coastal boats. They also oon-
scented 20 return 20 the employ OF three coal
supplying concerns.
SANDY HOOK, May 4, II 40 AM-F1shing
sloop Mamie (of SeabrighD went ashore
or Sandy Hook and is a total loss, crew
saved BY coast guards.
YOKOHAMA, May 4--,AmcrIcan str wenst-
chez. which was tnwed into Yokohama last
week owing 70 boiler and pump troubles,
called to-day for Manila. While IN port here
now pumps were placed on board the vessel
YARMOUTH Ms May 4--sir Impoco frrl
Halifax for ST John NIB, before reported
N.4eI NE4
morning and Ia DelnB tO"ed 10 ClarNs liar
h0n
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Herbert 20 S Hatteras Sd.
Houston 690 ESE Galveston Sd.

Herbert 20 S Hatteras Sd.
Houston 620 EsE Galveston Sd.
IIoyen. 30 " sand Key Sd. ;,
hukey (tug) LAT Is 10 lon So 2S Sd.
Independent Bridge lat IS AZ. lon 65 30 81
(in tow IS Waukegan.
J Bostwick 4l3 NE Hatte-as Sd.
! z O'Neill II y Hatteras ith.
J NJ Danziger 81 Hatteras 18th.
J w Van Dyke So sand Key Sd.
Jean 81 s Winter Quarter 18th.
Iuniata rs SSW Fenwick 1ta
Knoxville 233 WINw Torugas 3d.
Lake Elenorah 80 Hatteras 4th
Laloe Mattato 2S4 SIC South Pass I'd.
Lake Troha passed Fenwlck 10 Pm 4th.
Lansing i,55i from SAN Francisco PM I'd
n 'os' Eliot tia lux w w Z" Tortusas 3D. '
Manoa 1,T04 w San Francisco 8 PM I'd.
Manulani a57 W San Francisco I'M I'd.
Incline 25 Use Fowey Rocks 3D.
Merrimack SW Frying Pan Attn.
SMnaequa 4si S Balboa Sd.
Menus ~ s Jupiter Sd.
Monana 1lS Il Ambrose +th.
Montrolite lat g 81 lon q oe sth.
Munsomo GO from Hatteras 18th.
Muskogee 10 NE Hatteras 4th.
Newona 100 from Tampa I'd.
Niagara lat 80 IL, Ion 140 5 PM ID.
Nile 2,340 w Honolulu PM I'd.
Noccalula II sE Fowey Rock 3D..
Nora 1856 S Jupiter Sd.
Norfolk so w by 5 Portland lightshp 4th.
Ocean Monarch 100 y Honolulu s PM I'd.
Occidental 175 SE Block Island 18th.
Old North State l67 IL Ambrose 18th.
Oscar d Bennett - w sand Key Sd.
Panama 1,04S $ Ambrose Sd.
Paul II HarvoOd 81 Jupiter Sd.
Peekskill 10 Sc Tortugas 3D.
Pennsylvania 30 Z Honolulu 8 Pm Cd.
Persian 40 ME Northeast End l. 9TH.
Peterton y Hatteras Sd.
Philip publlckcr 50 SN Hatteras 4bh.
Polarine 112 n Hatterns 9Th
Quaker City 1g Il Cape Henry 4th.
Qulstconck 100 + Hillsboro Sd.
Quittacas so NV Tortugas Sd.
Richconcal s Jupiter 80.
Rochester "a w Sand Key Sd.
Rotterdam passed Hatteras 4th.
Ruby ~ fIatteras 4th.
S q IT Dodd 90 S San Francisco PM Cd.
San Gil 100 S Alligator Reef Sd.
San Juan 81 5 Ambrose s AM 4th.
San Patricio passed Hatteras 10 AM 18th,
Santa Ana las s Scotland l. Sd.
Santa Marta 525 Scotland l. Y 3D..
Santa Rita $50 from San Francisco pm I'd.
SchuyllSsn Bridge s6o Galveston Sd.
Seminole 416 NNE Colon Sd.
Shenandoah 96G w by S Sand Key SO.
shieashisn Inn 40 sooi,H Boston = "a.
Standard 173 S Hatteras 4th
Steadfast 9S WNW Tortugas 3D.
Steel Engineer 90l Il Cape Henry I'd.
Sylvan Arrow 373 w San Francisco PM I'd.
Thomas III Wheeler 33 Jupiter Sd.
Trontol!te % S Sand Key Sd.
Venezuelan . ,052 from Honolulu Pm I'd.
Virginia 403 IL Port Lobos Sd.
w II Libby 222 SW Hatteras 4th-
w Il Steed 40 w Sand Key Sd.
waukegan lat S5 ~, Ion Go 80 PM Sd Cow
ing str Independent Bridge.
Waxahat lat 2i SO, Ion 70 80 Sd.
West Carnargo 1,f06 w san Francisco 5 Pm
I'd.
West Mahwah 2,136 from Tacoma Pm I'd.
West Momentum $50 S San Pedro 8 PM Cd.
Western Star 24S by " Cape Henry Cd.
Westwood lat 40 %. lon 6s y 3d.
Wilhemina Sc w San Francisco Pm I'd.
Willfaro $50 N Colon Sd.
Winifred II n Hatteras 4th.
Zacapa ISL w Plum Point Sd.
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DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.
SAIL SATURDAY.


passengers and mdse. Went to pier 20. East
Str Princess May CBr). Port Antonio April
81 and Baracoa Both, to the Di Giorgio
Steamrhip Co. with 45 passengers and fruit.
Str Cananova. Santiago April IL 10 the
Atlantic Fruit Co. with sugar. Went TO pier
T. Army Base, Brooklyn.
Str Mexico, Havana April 30, to the New
York aald Cuba Mail Steamship Co, with l66
passengers, mails and mdse. Went TO pier
IL, East River,
Str Spartan Prince (Brl, Baltimore, TO
Furness, Witty s. Co. Went TO pier 30.
Brooklyn,
str Hog Island, Boston, 70 the Export
Siearnship Co. Went to foot OF Kent street,
Brooklyn.
Transport ST Afihiel. Cristobai April q. 20
the United States Army Transport Service,
with 1856 passengers and stores. Went TO
pier 4, Hoboken.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-05-05
Dangers to Navigation.

TReported to the photographic Office.l
April 90. lat 40 40. Ion 45 4s. iceberg.
April 81. lat 81 II. Ion as IL, spar about
10 feet long and feet in diameter.
May 5, lat % "A, lon So AZ. a spar project
Ing about 10 feet above water.
April IS. lat 81 10. Ion SO SO. mast
stareing upright and projecting about 10
feet above the water,
April Is, the wreck OF the British three
masted schr Edgewood. which was burned
and sunk in about 4 fathoms. lies about
400 yards north OF the United Fruit Com
panys wharf. western harbor, Port An
tnnio, ia, The wreck Is visible above water
Bergs reported May 4 an lat Al 81. Ion
As IS, and lat u 81. Ion 81 %; five bergs
within five miles radius OF lat ~ OF, Ion
AS 80. Bergs and growlers and Ice pack 20
miles each side OF track between lat 46 30,
lon 40, and lat As 80. Ion 40 so; pergs and
GROWERS between lat 40. Ion 40 "a and lat
~ so. Ion IS 80.
The branch photographic office. Seattle,
WASH. under date OF April 81, reported the
following: capt Woodley Of the motor ship
Wakena reports the presence of a rock
covered by about . feet of water az low
tide $40 OF mile Sc by L (mag) from
Lime Kiln Rock, San Juan Island, Haro
Strait. Wash. The rock Is located about Is
of mile from the blight, He also reports
the presence of other rocks to the south
westward
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AMERICAN PORTS.

ABERDFFTN, Wash, April 2s--Arriyed, str
Kennccott. Seattle Ito load for New York;,
ARROYO, Pm, Aprii 2s-Sailed. s,r Lake
Galata. Baltimore.
HONOLULU, April 2s-Arrived. strs A
Mcffett. San Pedro; Lansing, do
Sailed oath, strs Niagara (Br). Vancouver;
anth lansing, San Francisco.
MANILA. April 24-Arrived, str Loretta,
san Pedro Via Cebu. &c.
POglT ALLEN, April 27--Sailed. str Mexi-
can Delaware Breakwater.
PORTLAND, Me, May 2-Arrived, schrp
graeo s stevens, Warren for Salem; N NJ
Hamilton, aomes Sound for lynn; tug Mer-
curry, towing barge (supposedl Beechwood
(and proceeded TO New York after picking
IN barge old DominiorD.
PROVIDENCE, RI, May 2-Arrived, str
ray q ns AND, Ne, May PIN port. schrs
Alaska. Abbie q walker, Cntawamteak and
Gilbert stancliffe, sunfvnn, Me, for New
saN FRANCISCO, Cal. April 2s-sailed.
str n Hanna, Seattle; ship Star Of France,
FAN pTtfR0, Cal, April 2s--Arrived, strs
cuba. San francisco for Havana, &c; West
Momentum, Portland, @, for Belfast land
IN THOMAS, VI. April is--Arrived. schr
ntina !, pendieton, Norfolk; 22d, strs East
rrp Leader. Seattle, &c, for Limerick land
proeecded) 2ith, Henderson, Hampton Roads
t4rd saUed ggth FOR Sant0 Doming0l.
ENRNNE. Tex April 2D-Arrived, ctr Cana
dfpn Miner tIIrj, Havana for Bathurst.
TACOMA, Wash, April 2S-Arrived, str
Alabama Maru cJap). Seattle.