Norwich bulletin., 1921-06-17

to be discussed at the annual convention of the national livestock exchange
 There will be no immediate reduction in the cost of bakery products. J. C. Lewis of Minneapolis declared before the con vention Of the Retail Master Bakers As sociation of America
 The Whittal associates made un- 1 successful attempt t reopen their carpet mills at Worcester which were closed January IT, following a strike of the weavers against reduction in pay. | General Pershing and George B. Chris tian, secretary to President Harding re- ceived honorary degrees at Pennsylvania military college, of which MT. Christian is an alumnus.
 The Boston and Albany Railroad To- 1 comotive repair shops in West Spring
 field, were closed last night for an in | definite period, throwing about 400 men
 out of work.
 Five thousand graduates of the Bos-
 ton English High school, four of whom
 received their diplomas 65 years ago.
 marched through the streets of Boston yesterday.
 
 A new steel bridge, being built across | the Connecticut river at Brattleboro, Vt
 collapsedN yesterday A working party
 of 23 men were on it when it went io'o
 the river, but all were saved.
 Nearly 1,000, ,000 bales of cotton, ex- elusive of linters, held in public storage in this country on May 31 were not tend } erable on future contracts. the census bu- reau reported to Secretary Hoover.
 Cotton consumed during May amounted
 to 435,SS4 bales of lint and 47,395 bales l of linters the census bureau announced. California's net ell production in the last calendar year increased 5,20S,S07
 barrels over that for 1919. The 1891 wheat crop of Germany will Il be of better than average volume says a II statement issued by Food Controller : Hermes, and for the first time since the
 war the country finds itself with grain
 on hand on the eve of a new harvest.
 Foreign steamship companies are con. { cerned over new government decree re
 quring crews of all ships entering Argen tine ports to carry the same identification : documents as are expected from passeng . ers
 l The largest amount of gold ard golC certificates ever assembled in one place i
 now being counted piece by piece anC [. note by note by four of the fastest count - CTS in the employ of the UniteI State 6 government.
 Volstead is the name given to a SC; e lion pup that arrived recently at the Bat IL
 born under water and he has been order
 ed kept in a dry place until he learns t V swim.
 Statewide celebration of the Openin T of the new st,5oo,O0O Washington bridge which will open the Housatonic river a '' the division line between Milford an ,- Stratford, was decided upon by the Mil if ford chamber of commerce. !, A search is continuing for Arthur Bur d gess, farm hand who had been engage N by Joseph Parsons, of South Norfoll Y was seen on the road going towards tn Il Parsons home the day before.
 Philemon W. Johnson, Q convicted Nor
 folk embezzler, is at the state prison
 Wethersfeld. He will work in tn
 shirt shop until prison officials decid IS that he may be assigned to some neces
 sary prison work for which he show y ability.
 n The First Connecticut heavy artiller d hel its 5Srd reunion at c. A. R. hall i D. Hartford. About fifty were present. Si7 e. teen deaths were reported for the yea
 James R. Young of Waterbury was cleo In ed president and Charles, C. Courtica Te Hartford reelected secretary. n. Dr. William Crawford long has bee st officially recognized by the University a. Georgia as the discovered of anaesthes:
 This action was taken despite the dec
 sion of the Hall of Fame in New Yor
 which recently awarded the honor to D IF William Thomas Green Morton of Mass;
 chusetts.
 United States Attorney Hayward of Il @1o southern district of New York name N Miss Mary Rutter Towle as his assfstar ,v She was said s' be the firsA woman ca -' of the Mississippi to receive such an a n- pointment.
 d. Criminal proceeding against a numb ,r. of former army officers may follow t
 action of President Harding in cance!1il
 war department contracts with the Un-
 ed States Harness company of Ranso
 West Virginia, for the disposal of su JE plus harness.
 "a William c. McAdoo, former secreta or of the treasury, said in an address to Wellesley Hills, Mass, that republics ls leadership in Washington offered no e a- coura cement to business situati be which he charac+erized ss .q..d i'e steadily growing verse" IT,
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