Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-02

dividend of 30 per cent. to the saw
 ings depositors of the Cosr:opo;itan Trust company, Boston. was authorized by the supreme court.
 The trustees of The Christian scieure | Publishing Society of B1s.Ol, announced the resignation of DaSid B. Ogden as | trustee.
 Chile will be dry within five years. predicts Miss Anna Gordon, president of the Womens Christian Temperance Un- ion, who has returned from a 22,00O mile lecture tour of South America.
 Troops of the south China republic have re-taken the city of Wu-Chow, about 100 miles west of Canton. which was occupied by the forces of Kwangsi province.
 Mrs. Winlfred Mason Buck, youngest daughter of the late William l.. Mason, announced her candidacy to succeed her father who was congressman-at-large from Illinois.
 Frank Tatbole. of Stamford. was sem
 fenced to six months imprisonment in the common pleas court for an assault on Policeman James A. Thewlis of Stam- ford.
 While supernnmerary Policeman Mlch-
 ael Brophy slept at New Britain a sneak thief entered his bedroom. extracted twenty dollars from hsi trousers pocket
 and escaped.
 John GIr;eu. Brooklyn. Y. T.. aDt
 Ziegfeld Van Donean, BroeHlale avenue
 Haverhill, Mass. both erlpl3yes cf th' Haverhill Boxboard company. wer drowned in the Merrimec river. The 75o section hau1s and shop mel
 who were laid off a month age by tn 3 Bangor andp Aroost3ol Railroad as means of curtailing expenses viii re-ur
 to work next week. j. The belief thst Naine's blueberr l. crop, which was seriGts threatened } L. the drought, has been saved by the raj j., was expressed yss.er,lav by Commission
 CT of Agriculture Frank P. WasEEu-n. Fiv. men were indicted in New Yorl U on charge of forgery in connection wifi IL counterfeiting of tickets for the Demp sey-Carpentier fight. Complaint Wa made by Tex Riekard. le After three years of experiment Pro | western University has produced an ca n of corn containing red, white and blu T II kernels.
 W A contract providing for the estat Id lishment of a bank for the issuance SO currency has been approved by the Sa e. vadorean congress. The institution e. sponsored by Americ,
 David Jayne Hill. former America Se ambassador to Germany, conferred Wit h. leading officials of the government c ne the separations and Upper Snesia que W tions in Berlin.
 The threatened strike in the engineel
 ing trades in Londcn due to difference
 on the wage rcc'<tion question. wa l. averted at conference of represent;
 tives of the employers and the eng ce neers.
 ul A delegation of 1eO Ameicnn coIlei ,n students. representing the Italy-Ame ee ica Society and the National Dante Con
 mittee, sailed from New York for Ita h. with a bronze tablet to be placed upc h. the tomb of Dante at Ravenna.
 FavorAbl. report on the Norris Bill
  ye ernmen corporation to promote the e, oh portation of agricultural products W; ed odered by the senate agricultural cor on mittee.
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 a The government filed . civil suit
 the federal court against nineteen co
 porations and four individuals compo
 ing the cement manufacturers prote tive association, charging violation 'N the antitrust law. -s The silk goods industry in the Unit u States has grown nearly three fold -o the last five years, the total value ,a silk products in 1919 being s6SS.94l 70 900 as compared with $254,o11,00O 1914.
 " "-or Edward L. Deheny, president of ", On Mexican Petroleum, appeared before ~ grand jury in New York in a complai S- ice for criminal libel against W. c. Moo dt publisher of market letter of w ev street.
 The Neere women's national repub
 lean league has issued a call for a n
 tional convention of negro women to
 August g to 27. Efforts are being ma ity to have every state represented. ,as
 m- I've hundred American delegates la- the international association of Rota ar clubs, which met in Edinburgh. t or, weeks ago. have arrived in Paris. and lch is expected that more than 500, repl re- sen ing every state in the Union, W Id be there by today. Ich
 Mrs. Maud Swartz. secretary of t 'on New York state women's trade uni league. Thursday was a passenger on
 Leopoldina, the first delegate to lea
 for the second meeting of the intern Rs tional congress of working women to
 held in Geneva October 14. .rs' The brenze copy Of Houdon's mari alf statue of George Washington, the or aid inal of which stands in the rotunda in the state. capitol of Virginia at Ric pt- mond, was unveiled in Trafalgar Squa will London. the gift of Virginia to Or,