Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-25

shops at West Albany.
 A total of ss,oOO aliens were natural lzed in June. of whom 6,45S or 2L5S 1 per cent. were Germans.
 Dr. Philip Tyau, councillor of the foreign office Of Picking, has been ap- pointed Chinese minister to C1ba.
 The Nj, hi Nicln of TOGis annouured | the Japanese cabinet had decided to all troops from Siberia and Shantung.
 One man was killed and two injured in 2 rear end collision of two freigh- trains on the Canadian national railways at Gienemma, uebec.
 This year's international fisHermen's races for the championship of the North Atlantic will be held off Halifax October 1, and if necessary f.
 Clothing, with an average increase in price of nine-tenths of one per cent. was the only necessity that went up during the month of June.
 Arthur Pilkington, millionaire glass of Europe, whose will is going through probate, has left to his wife 'all my airplares and aircraft
 Schooner Viola was burned of Pensa- cola, Fla. Twenty-three men, including some Chinese. who it is alleged, We're being smuggled into this country, wece all lost.
 Heinrich von Frauendorfer, until re- gently head of the Bavaraian section of the Imperial ministry off communica- tions, shot and killed himself at Munich, Bavaria.
 The Erie railroad announced tho eIec- tion of Frank L. Polk and. Ge3rge T. Slade as directors to succeed the iata Francis Lyme Stetson and Ogden Mills. resigned. q
 BOylston Street Subway, Boston, was flooded Saturday by the breaking of 8. water main near the Kenmore station. Traffic through the tube was entirely suspended.
 General smet Pasha, the Turkish na- tionalist commander who defended Eski- Shehr, is quoted as declaring that the strategic plan of the Greeks was pre- pared by German officers.
  will make his first public appearance since assuming office, before the open ing session of the Williams College h. stitute of Politics on July 29.
 Five airpIanes flying up and down the coast and circling over the ocean led boardwalk thronss at Atlantic City, N. J. to believe that government craft were searching for liquor smugglers.
 Fire in the Amatlan oil fields, Mexico. which broke out Wednesday and caused property damage estimated at several million dollars has been reduced to two wells which are burning 1ierceiy.
 The American mission to the centenary celebration of Peru's independence ar rived in Callao on a special naval suadron consisting of the battleships Arizona, Oklahoma and- Nevada.
 Baltimore and ohio railroad re-estab- lished it's agricultural bureau to carry out the program which the company be- gun in 1916 but was forced to abandon because of the war a year later.
 Price of milk will be increased 1 1-s cents a uart next month, president New York Dairymen's League Co-opera- tive Association announced, pecause uf the drought and small hay crop. Because OF Mexican attitude and re- duced foreign demand for oil. moro than 1 100 tankers Under the American flag are tied up. F'ifsy-one of the vessels are controlled by the Shipping Board.
 Charles R. Crane, the retiring Ameri- can minister to China, who IS returning
 70 the United States through sovIe- Rus sio is now well on his way across Si- beria on the Trans-Siberian railroad.
 The Leora NJ. ThurIow, a small Amer. | lcan owned sailing vessel loaded witt
 truit, is reported to have sunk of tho
 coast of Yucatan on July F when sht
 struck reef near the Island of Coz
 umel.
 Six army cantonments will be abandon ed by the war department, Secretar,
 Weeks announced. Two of the six art Camp Devens, Mass, and Camp Meade
 Maryland. The remaining four were no
 named.
 James H. Hatch, who for the last if .een years has been president of the In 7, ,ernationaI Upholsterer' Union of Nortl America, rendered his resignation at ses
 sion of the twelfth biennial convention o
 he union.
 A. J. Tyrer, deputy commissioner O
 navigation, took charge of the Unitet States Shipping Commissioners Office Commissioner Quinn was suspended with ) out pay because of "inefficiency and lie glect of duty.
 The war department announced anoth l CT sale of surplus wool to'take place a Ford Hall, Boston August 1. Approxi mately 5,O0OOoO pounds of low grad , South American, and west coast wool vii 2 be disposed of.
 , yisceunt Nerthclifs, British publishs and political power, arrived in Ney
 York on the Aquitana, on the fl-s- leg c an extensive tour the prime purpose c which is to study international prob l tems in the Pacific.
 s Captain Mundon of the yacht CurIeW I which was captured and confiscatcd . Fort St. Joe, declared that from 10 t 5 15 schooners, armed are running I:uo
 from Gum Key Light to Miami, 8 dlstanc ance of about 50 miles.
 P. Mont EefIy, who sailed for Porto Eic to assume his duties as governor of tn island, said he was opposed to tn , United granting independence to any ( ' it's insular possessions. He fauore
 statehood for them, he said.