Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-27

nave been nled with the railroad labor | board within the last five days.
 Sir Arthur Knyvet Wilson, first sea lord | lord of the British admirality from 1909 | to 1912, and who retired in the latter | year, died at Swafham, Norfolk.
 Application of the Pennsylvania rail | road for a government loan of s5,700.000 l to enable it to meet maturing obligations l was approved by the interstate commerced commission.
 Announcement was made at the White House that President Harding had sc- cepted invitation to present diplomas to the gradua ting class at the naval academy on Thursday, June 2.
 The Union Pacific railroad acquired fun ownership of the Los Angee5 and Salt Lake railroad company by purchase of stock and bonds held by former United States Senator William A Clark and his associates.
 An amendment to the federal cOnstitu- ton which wold prohibit polygamy in the United States is proposed in resolu- tion introduced in the house by Speaker Gillett
 The body of an elderly woman. found at Santa Monica. near Los Angeles. was identified as that of Mrs. Catherine Fiels. a wealthy retired business woman of Chicago.
 General Alfredo SerratO. former Mexi- can minister of war. has received his com mission from President Obregon as the Mexican consul for western states al i Boise, Idaho.
 Two stea Dships have been chartered to | transport 2.000 American and Cana dian Rotarians to Edinburgh. for the annual convention of the international associa- ton of Rotary clubs to be held June IS | to Is.
 Chinese students at the University of | Chicago and Northwestern University agreed to limit the cost of their food to S5 cents a day for the next three months. the money thus saved TO be sent for the relief of famine victims ;n China
 The United States last year imported 6O.OoO. 900 pounds of meat of all kinds notwithstanding it being the greatest meat producing country in the world.
 An increase of se.1Ss in the number of loaded freight cars during the week
 ending May A compared with the prsvi- ous week was shown by reports made public by the car service division of the American Railway association. The deaths of two persons, believed to have been caused by buboni: plague, are
 under investigation on Hamuka coast, island of Hawaii.
 haw ed the work of placing on board the
 United States transport Mars at Genoa the airship Roma, recently purchased from Italy.
 Joseph H. Shea, American ambassa dor to Chiia. arrived in Callso, Per, on his
 way to the United States. He has been spending the past week in Bolivia.
 British naval officials at ConstsutinenIe here have sent warship to Adaiia to force the Turks to release eleven prison CTS which were removed from the Brit
 sh steamer Palatina.
 Physicians have diagnosed the strange malady of Edward hellar of New York
 who frequently spins about several times and then falls to the floor, as the rare miniere.s disease.
 The National Horse show, held for thirty-seven years in Madison Square Garden. New York, will be conducted this year in Squa dron A armory, on Ninety third street between Madison and Park , avenues
 Fredericksburg. Va, probably the sec ond oldest city in America. the history
 of which has been intimately associs ted with that of the nation, celebrated We'd , nesday the 259th anniversary of it's re-
 cognition es an abolished townsh p Congress will he asked to amend the
 federal laws to compel imposition of pri- son sentences on convicted members of
 building materials combinations.
 TSie financial committee of the league
 of nations has been informed that Fra nee
 and Great Britain are disposed to accept
 a delay of twenty years in the pressing
 of liens on Austria arising from the
 treaty of St. Gennain
 Wages of city Iaborers and teamsters 7 in Brockton. Mass, increased 14 months | ago. will revert to the scale in effect in } 1918 as a result of a temporary injunc- 5 ton served on the city treasurer. | A CSF0 Df9r1nE Ene inscription "T0ny de Rosa, barton singer. BostoA Mass. '' was found in a pocket of man believed
 to have been murdered in Warwick, R. L cent.
 , Salvador Paecia- aged 50 and hts son Joseph. Is were struck by train on the ] New York. New Haven and Hartford R. l, R., main line in the center of Brockton
 Mass. The elder Paccia was killed and 7 the son seriously injured. e Addressing the annual convention oi
 the National Confectioners' Association
 In Atlantic City, A. s. Coebrook of Ro.
 chester. N. Y, advocated curtsilment oi [ production as a means of safeguarding
 the candy industry.
 s A bomb thrown into a procession ot school children who were ohserivnE tn. e national holiday in Sofia, Bulgaria, csus | cd eighteen casuslties.. Several of tn, f wounded are expected to die.
 Hearings in the divorce suit brou Eht h,
 James a Stillman millionaire banker a against Mrs. Anne r. Stillman will be re
 sumed next Wednesday before Refere l. Daniel G. Gleason at Poughkeepsie. l. According to statements made hy Dr s C. Floyd Havilsnd. superintendent of tn Il l