Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-11


 Queen Sophie of Greece arrived nt tary taospitals.
 Wireless despatch from steamship Cal lao, says vessel, reported as mising,- ex- pects to arrive in New York on July Il.
 Refined sugar has been advanced ts $50 cents pounds from $40 in New | York.
 million francs for relief of the unemploy- | ed.
 Capt. g. N. Rathbun, ager s1, for more that 50 years editor of the Marion, Qowa) Register, is dead.
 An appropriation of $4oo.o0O will be awarded to 24 states for the protection of their forest lands for the present fs- cal year. zil's candidates for election as judge of the permanent court of international justice.
 United States States Steel Corporation announced reductions ranging from S2 to- SIP in pipe and tube prices. Price of wire and nails were reduced s5 a ton.
 An explosion occurred in a shipyard in the Gulf of Quarnero, according to a dis patch from Plume. Several persons are reported to have been killed.
 Charles A. Prouty, former member of the interstate commerce commission, died at his home in Newport, Vt, after an ill., ness of several weeks.
 Five hundred small forest fires are raging in the vicinity of Grand Mere, uebec. Because of the fumes, hydro aeroplanes had to cease scouting service. House agreed to another conference with the senate in an effort to reach an l agreement on half a dozen senate amend ments to the naval appropriation bill. l Jack Dempsey emphatically denies re- ports originating in Atlantic City that l Mayor Bader of Atlantic City would sup plant Jack Kearns as his manager.
 An electric storm which weather bu- | reau officials described as more severe were than any within their recollection | passed over Boston and suburbs. King George opened new extension to the Royal Albert dock at London, which 1 will permit docking of S0.-ooo tons liners within seven miles of St Pauls Cathe- dral.
 I Alexander H0wat and August Dofchy, union miners leaders, were sentenced to
 serve six months in jail and to pay $500
 fine by Judge Boss at Columbus, Kan, for violating Industrial Court law.
 Norman Brookes, crack AustrAIian
 tennis player, will not play in the Davis
 Cup matches at Pittsburgh August 4, ,
 and S. according to members of the team
 who arrived at Vancouver, B. c.
 The estate of the late Frankfin K. Lane former secretary of the interior will not total more than s10.0oo accord \ ing to a petition filed In the superior court at San Francisco.
 A passenger train on board which wer,
 soldiers going from Dublin to Cork, wa. ; attacked at Clondalkin. outside Dublin bombs were thrown and an attempt wa. , made to set the train afre. A charge of first degree murder aeains Mrs. Katherine Farina, of Haverhill Mass, for the killing of het husband
 Frank Farina, last Sunday, was dropped and one of manslaughter substituted sj Former Emperor William is in con fiict with the municipal council at
 Doorn over the question of paying loca : taxes; and the pressure of the law i l threatened to enforcement. according t 3 a Doorn despatch to the Daily Mall.  The long controversy between the gov
 ernment and the Western Union Teie Miami-Barbados cable here was brough n to an end with the granting of fedora e permission for the landing. a Representative Darrow intro4Heed ,
 resolution proposing that congress ap . prove the holding of an exposition fl e l Philadelphia in 1926 to celebrate tn . 15oth anniversary of the signing of tn
 Declaration of Independence. ,,
 The United stabes Shipping Board r vessel Craigrownie was reported ashor
 one mile west of Norton Shoal In Nan q tucket Sound. by Captain James ( ,- Sandsbury of the Vineyard Line stean e ship, Gay Head.
 j. With Harold ". Wilson refusing te r,
 sign as federal prohibition director fc v Mass ssachusetts, Elmer C. Potter. who va 1t appointed as his successor after tf s abolition of Potter's position as Ne Il England prohibition supervisor, ": l. sworn into office.
 l. Mayor Brantord of Quincy. MAes., pr
 sented a bill to Secretary Davis for si
 ty thousand dollars for money which
 says the government agreed to pay ,r lieu of taxes on the assessed valuation 70 the housing project built in the city du
 ing the war.
 As David s. Robb, international hRanei ls agent of the United Mine Workers ne America, and eleven other union leade y' were arrested at Williamson. W. Va, ls' Major Tom Davis. Governor Morgan
 personal representative in the coal regio "a: on charge of unlawful asenrblage. oy Importation of iliqrers from Glaseo al Scotland and( other European ports s- Canada through Portland which Ia
 winter amounted to hundreds of thou nt ands of dollars will cease on July Is, ed the result of orders received by C. nd lector Charles M. Sleeper from the Urea be ury department.
 Grover c. Robbins, 'nrlncspai of pr n- paratory school at McKeesport, Pen n- who last Tuesday was sentenced to thr ol- months in tail and fined S1oe for l N part in the tarring and feathering m Percy England of PeppereIl. was fou he guilty on an additional charge of carryi it. a loaded revolver. A fine of $100 il nv rnSed hv %he eoiirT wzs anoea led