Norwich bulletin., 1921-06-07

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 Employment conditions have shown improvement during the past month in six Massachusetts cities.
 New of the, death of Sam Darling, noted English trainer of race horses. reached New York yesterday.
 Fire destroyed the plant of the Ameri- can Linoleum Go. on the Richmond 1urh- pike Staten Island. Loss is estimated at s100 900.
 Four days flow of hot water from the volcano of San Miguel has caused the de- struction of many houses in the city Of Victoria, Salvador. No lives were lost.
 Major Gen. Robert L. BuIlard, ex- pressed regret that New York state must abandon its plan for the military train ing of civilian workers and students
 Representatives of the cotton employers and employees were invited by the British Ministry of Labor to meet at London to- morrow to discuss wage question.
 Creation of ten new internal revenue collection districts was recommended to congress by Secretary of the Treasury Mellon.
 According to British Labor Gazette av- craze cost of living declined 3-4 per April
 Japanese minister of the navy ordered withdrawal of naval garrisons from is- lands in the South Pacific, including the Island of Yap.
 John Murphy. m aviator who wns bill ed as Dare Devil Murphy was drown ed after giving an exhibition flight and parachut drop at alisbury, Mass.
 Latest advices from vIadIvostok de- clare that the Kappell army prevented General emenoff, the anti-bolshevik lead CT, from landing there.
 The annual meeting of the Mother Church, First Church of Christ. Scient- est was held in Boston with members present from many parts of the world. Four American submarines, in charge of Lieutenant Commander Walter s. Haas, have arrived at Callao, Peru, from Guayaquil. new administrative office, that of dean of freshmen, has been created at l Dartmouth college and Professor Ernest | C. Bill is announced as the first ap- pointee to the position. Governor Baxter in a proclamation de- | clared the present forest fire situation l in Maine an emergency that should be | brought to the attention of every cii- | zen.
 The New York Reserve Bank has sent | broadcast a warning of two new coupter- felt s10 reserve notes. The first Is drawn on the Reserve Bank of New York and i the second on the one in Chicago.
 Photographic instructions were sent to | the American consular officer abroad specifying the quotas under the new reg ulations governing admission of immi- grants to the United States.
 Government action to prevent the Dempsey-Carpentier world championship fight at Jersey City on July 2. is asked in a petition sent to Secretary of State Hughes by citizens of Lincoln, Neb. | A small party of extremists, who at | tempted to interrupt King Georges and Queen Mary's visit to the trade union at Plaostow, was hooted down and expelled from the hall.
 One person was killed and eight i'm | jured when an airplane engaged in stunt ton Beach, Cal, in the midst of throng of spectators
 l Ten hospital inmates, including two mothers with new born babes, were res cued by nurses during a fire at the
 Homeopathic hospital in Newburyport,
 Mass.
 More forest fires are reported in the section of Bangor, Maine. The most ex-
 tensive fire is around Gassabeas lake, in
 township 41.
 Carrying out the customs and tra- | ditions of early days members of the | Ancient and Honorable Artillery Com. pany, of Boston, yesterday celebrated the 2SSrd anniversary of the organization.
 The arrival at Boston of the steam ship Canopic with more than 1000 Itai-
 ian immigrants seeking admission. furn.
 ished a problem for immigration officials
 Jackson Anna-HootZ, traditional chief of Alaskan natives, took the totem pole
 from the yard of his home at Sitka, Alas
 ka, declared he no longer will follow the old customs of his forefatehers anC
 announced that in the future he will be
 plain American citizen.
 All restrictions on the trade in prin necessities of life in Rome have beer
 removed by a decree issued by the min istry of food. The rationing of rice bread and other food products has beel
 abolished.
 George L. J. M Feydeau, dramati f author, is dead, according to announce ment in Paris. He was born in Pari f on December 8, 1862. and many of hi n works found a place on the Frenc
 stage. He was a Chevalier of the Le
 zion of Honor.
 Identification of criminals by telephon and wireless will be a simple matter l apparatus demonstrated in Paris b
 Professor Ottolhengi stands up unde
 tests. The instrument transmits photo na graphs or thumbprints by telephone 0 ' wireless the professor asserts. The re-entry of former Premier Je {, seph Caillaux, of France, into politics II life is foreshadowed by an announce
 ment in the Paris Soir that he
 of ''Velusto."
 Premier Lloyd George announced ths a the government has no further propos u ton to OCT the coal miners. The OCT (
 fIa onO nA0 to aid the coai industry wi