Norwich bulletin., 1921-06-29
BRIEF TELECRAMS

BRIEF TELECRAMS 1 Cabinet of Premler Giolitti, of Italy. 
 Sugar was quoted at 5.30 cent sby two New York refining companies, the lowese price in five years Records of the Cook County Real Es- tate Board say that 5000 apartments in Chicago are vacant.
 King George presented to the Americn. \ polo team the cup they w5n in the inter national matches at Birmingham.
 Secretary of State Hughes and con- gress entertained the delegation from the Japanese parliament touring this country.
 Terms of a compromise agreement on the Knox-Porter peace resolution were settled, republican leaders said.
 John R. Huines, s9. architect and hu- manitarian, died suddenly Tuesday at his home in Toms River, N. J.
 President Harding requested Secre- taries Mellon and Hoover and Eugene Meyer, Jr., to investigate cotton credit situation.
 Many American Rotarians arrived in Paris in advance of the main body, who are expected to arrive Friday or Sat urday.
 A new bill for regulation of old age pensions, combining insurance features, was introduced in French parliament with approval of the government.
 Bureau of mines announced that stocks of gasoline on hand at the refineries of the United States on May 31 amounted to S0S,551,519 gallons, a new high record.
 S. Parker Gilbert IT,, of New Jersey, was nominated by President Harding for the new created post of under secretary of the treasury.
 New force to the movement for reduc- tion Of rmameAts is believed to have been furnished by the deliberations of the national chamber of commerce of Japan.
 The will of Henry Colt Taylor. finan- cier, who died in New York last montn, was probated in Portsmouth, R. L The petition set forth that the personal es- tate would not exceed s15,00O,00O.''
 Poland will celebrate July this year as national holiday in order to show the gratitude of that country toward America, says an official announcement received here from Warsaw. United States senotor Joseph I. France, ] accompanied by his secretary, MT. Wat son, left Berlin for Riga, having receiv- ed permission to enter Russia, where he is study general conditions.
 Henry Lincoln Johnson. republican na- tional committeeman of Georgia, a negro, was nominated yesterday by President Harding to be recorder of deeds fur the District of Columbia.
 Charles E. Hamlin, for many years editor of School" a weekly paper de- voted to teachers interests dropPed dead of heart disease in his effice in New York.
 l J. Raymond McCarI. of McCook, Neb. secretary of the republican congressional campaign committee, was nominated by President Harding to be comptroller gen. eral of the United States
 FlOgging with a rawhide was the pun ishment meted out in open court at Santa Ana. Cal, to Juan Torres at his own re- quest when he pleaded guilty to beating his wife.
 The safe in the office of the Texas Oil Company on Essex street. Swamp scott, Mag, was broken and $50 1T cash and $500 in checks stolen.
 Orders suspending vacations of ob- servers in fire towers throughout Massa | chusetts were announced by the stat department of conservation because O the fire menace resulting from lonl | drouth.
 Shop crafts employees, on the leadinI railroads of the country have voted nearly to 1 against accepting the re cent wage cup ordered by the railroad labor board, cutting their spay from & to G7 cents an hour.
 Traffic through the Panama canal il l May was the lightest for any month sine June, 1920, according to the Panam; Canal Record. Commercial ships passini through last month totalled 210, an av craze of 6.S per day.
 Condition provision for a suitable building in Boston ito commemorate th' lives and deeds of the founders of New England" is contained in the will o former Mayor James P. Baxter of Pert land.
 L. A. Gareau, conducting busienss al the English and cotch Woolen company and operating 37 stores throughout Can ada. has made assignment 10 Gordon W Scott authorized trustee under the bank ruptcy act.
 A plan for solving the Wilma contro versy. acceptable to both the Polish an' Lithuanian representatives. was submit ted to the league of nations council il ; open session by Paul Hymans, Belgium representative.
 move to set aside the will of William Penn Snyder. pig iron magnate, involving an estate of thirty million dollars wa filed in court at Pittsburgh on behalf O Mrs. Mary Black Snyder Drew, his onl. daughter.
 Legislative action on the Curtis-Nelsoi ! bill to add s25, 100000 to the capital o the Federal Farm Loan banks for lcn term loans to farmers was completed, tn