Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-14

Standard Oil Co.,, of New Jersey an- nounced reduction of 11-2 cents a gal lon in the price of kerosene in New Jer- sey.
 Department of justic men Of Chicago | are searching for swindlers who are sell | ing stock in the league of nations at slo ] a share. Senator Henry Cabot Lodge, of Mas sachusetts floor leader in the senate celebrated his seventy-first birthday and niversary.
 Tho American wooIcu Company an- nounced 1 plan by. which officers and employees may purchase stock of the company.
 Frecnh rooters, one thousand strong. will be at the ringside on July to cheer Carpenter in his fight with Jacki Dempsey.
 American Petroleum Institute reports daily average of gloss crude oil produced week ended May Amounted to 1,3oS,- $50 barrels.
 It was announced in Brussels that Belgian doekworkers have decided to oppose by all legal means the loading of coal for england.
 general strike Is threatened In Mex leo in connection with the walkout of virtually all of the employees of the Eric son Telephone Co.
 Woman suffrage in the Episcopal dio- cese of New York again failed Of ado7- ton in New York al the 1S6th annual convention of that body.
 Board of governor. of the New fork \ Stock Exchange elected F.. Fl. Fl. Sim mons. vice president to succeed Seymore L. Cromwell elected president. ghree hundred thousand men were af- fected by Cotton Spinners and Msnu-
 lecturers Associationl of Manchester
 England, wage cut of so per cent. The New York State Mayors Con.
 ference will meet June [ and in Elmir; \ and June in Corning. The City Clerks Association will meet at the same time. Half 8 million dollars worth cf non
 negotiable securities and s in cash wer'
 stolen fro ma safe in the offices of tn
 New Jersey Flour Co. at Psssaic. x. J.
 
 nominated by President Harding to b
 assistant attorney general in charge c
 customs. eases at the port of New Yorl
 Fire caused a loss of S1 300. 900 destroy \ ing No. breaker of the Lehigh Coal 1i Navieation Co.,, at Coladaae. Pa Tn structure and valuable machinery is - ruins.
 The electrically operated super-dread le naught Tennessee. which is at Rocklsn' nd Me. for her standardization tests. move out to the deeper waters of Penobsct ne bay for anchor and steering trials.
 Search of the ruins of the farmhouse ei Mrs Rose Stevenson between Somers an V Ellington, which was burned, revealed Il .e body of Charles Johnson, aged 7,. vi
 was asleep at the time of the fire. -n' Benjamin Brown Cam. assista1 Al purser of the Yarmouth line steamsh
 Prince Arthur was arrested by feder
 authorities in Boston charged with 1T
 porting 5S bottles of whiskey from Ca
 ada.
 EN Firs which caused <:5o,oOO loss
 Youngstown. Ohio, is believed to ha CTS been of iucendiary origin. Mahonli i've Valley power house, lumber yard by houses and a garage were destroyed to- Reniamin McKean. vice president
 nannglyania railroad, says only c lk- cent out of every dollar received by "a on- os6s in 1920 remained for interest will money invested, compared with 2 ac- cents in 1917.
 q. F.. Mccullough. cotton broker Ind Oklahoma City. and Sergt. Aigou B'ool <en ouist were killed and SerGt- b. '1ros ms seriously injured in an airplane accide sst, near the military reservation at F' @ Sill, Oklahoma.
 Tn. trial of Mrs. Ethel Fl. Nett. 0 TO of three persons charged with the murI oat of her husband. George E. Mott. Is scn' L. uled to start on Tuesday May 24' can fore Judge MsKbie in the superior co' -ar in Bridgeport.
 oh' John McFadden tried to scratch .t match of the scle of his shoe. HIS otl
 foot slipped. Thursday ne alsa o1
 fracture of the skull. McFadden
 president of the weehawfken tN.
 board of education.
 SEE Ex-Governor James M. Cox. of Oh
 former democratic presidential candida , ! arrived in New York with Mrs. Cox 'b1, attend the wedding of Harvey Ch1lds. Gs, ,i+,, of Pittsburgh. q cousin of Mrs. Cox, 1oo Miss Laura A. Haben.
 '~ At meeting sf stockholders of ,ee, Grand Trunk Railway Co., in London. on was decided to ratify the agreement -an- tween the management and the Canad It government providing for the transfer Sing the road to the government. ,. Two Hartford men who served hon loo ably during the war, and are now me real oers oA h$u PT9' ,s t ,io.a5 S- . slackers compiled by the war departm for the Hartford second district.
 A shipment of 4.7O0 bales of raw I
 and lsO measurement tons of silk 3 1"S silk goods left Yokohama for the Uni States, due to arrive at Seattle the m |ins dle of May. This is the largest shipm liils of silk ever made from the Orient. IhS' Jordan s. orIer. broker. JohR D. B CT. a former employe, and Mrs. Ji lese Rutland were arrested in Boston on 'uhu @ dictments charging larceny of securi eis' valued at s115,992 from Mrs. Walter
 Martin, widow of Edwin Clark, forr
 Boston drygoods merchant. BILE Failing to prove authenticity of .
 ter alleged to have been written by ould Pennswlvania railroad official order of defamation of labor organizations