Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-31

An examination of the ruins of the Dublin customs house, part of which stiI are smouldering, revealed that all the safes were unharmed. The allied council of ambassadors has approved a plan to establish a neutral zone between the German and the Polish forces in Upper Silesia.
 Dr. Milenke R. Vesnitch, former JuEo- Slav premier and minister of foreign af- 4 fairs and lately Jugo-Slave minister to1 France. died in Paris.
 Meriden on Wednesday. June 1, will entertain delegates to the annual con vention of -Ae Connecticut Hospital as- sociation.
 The Very Rev. Dr. Andrew Morrissey. | coadlutor general of the congrega ton of | the Holy Cross and formerly president of | the University of Notre Dame, died in Paris, France.
 Gasoline stocks on April 30 were the largest in the history of the country the | bureau of mines announced. There were 755 ,O0O gallons in stock, a net in crease of 42,OOo,Oo0 in a month.
  subject. who was formerly a member of the Turkish delegation in London, was publicly hanged in Parliament Square, in Angora,
 Some letters and documents signed by personages of former centuries brought only s1 to s14 each in an auction sale in Philadelphia. but Benjamin Franklin's es- say on hygrometers brought S27O.
 Division of Snesia into three zones. one under Polish authority. another under the jurisdiction of Germany and the third to be governed by the allies was discussed by the council of ambassadors
 Two Moroccan sharpshoOters members of French forces in the Rhineland. have been convicted by the French war coun- cil of murdering a German engineers at Hoechest, near Frankfort.
 The memorial building at Choate school. 1 Wallingford, erected in honor of 15 l Choate graduates killed in the world var. was dedicated yesterday afternoon in /n- nection with the commencement exercIses.
 Sir James Craig. premier designate for | Ulster, is in London to arrange the de- tails of the ceremony attending the open ing of the new northern parliament on June '.
 | Former Governor Simeon E. Baldwin who was operated upon at the New Haven hospital last week, is in excellent condi- tion. according to the bulletin issued by the staff.
 A light snow fall was reported Satur- s-J= Montana. It was heaviest in the noun tain sections. Billings reported temp erature of 34 degrees.
 Sale to q syndicate of New Workers for
 S1,000 900 of q large part of the equip ment formerly operated on the New Yo7L state barge canal was announced by the war department.
 |, A S1o0, 900 defense fund for union Iabo, leaders have been indicted on charge o- eXtortion is being raised by assessmen | of members of Chicago building trade unions.
 aweRty-seven alleged members of tn v I. W. W. were placed in jail in Denver
 Col. after they had attempted to com
 mandeer Union Pacific freight train ant
 run 1t to Denver from Cheyenne.
 Members of railroad union affiliate with the American Federation of Labo s were warned not to vote. in the electio Q of employe representatives under tn Q new plan of representation by officials 0 = the Pennsylvania railroad. q A note from Great Britain. receive
 in reply to President Briands recen 6 communication with regard to the mee , i ing of the allied supreme council, ir : sists upon the desirability of a meetin
 this week.
 The country gradually is becoming dre , and the Nolstead law easier to enforc John F. Kramer, prohibition enforce
 ment commissioner, told the senate al = propriations committee in requesting dt II II fciency appropriation.
 t Federal administration of the child Ia . bor law has brought into view the "v T. cious circle of child labor, illiteracy. boo u fly feeblesness and poverty" according report issued by the children's burea C of the department of labor. 's Major General K. L. BuIIard, who
 sixty years old. will play with the Go' a ernor's Island polo team next Thursda n when 1t opposes Squadr0n A, known
 the miIlionaires' team of the New Yoi n National Guard.
 Josephine Howard, telephone operat
 was shot and killed in Philadelph
 while walking with a college student. IT E man who did the shooting jumped from
 scaffold erected in front of a house, fir, CT twice at close range and escaped. n-
 of Rev. Father John F. Ryan, rector al St. Peters church, Danbury, yesterd II. | observed the 18th anniversary of his or D. nation. He was presented with pu1 mt of more than s4,0o0. Father Ryan we ,s- to Danbury from Hartford in 1919. of ne David H. Blair took up his duties
 commissioner of internal revenue with lte conference with Prohibition Commissic Is- CT Kramer at which reorganization of { ter prohibition force is understood to ha
 been discussed.
 ew Forty-five days from Cape Verde " an sixty-nine passengers and out of pro nst sions, the New Bedford schooner Senat la bound for her home port was picked wn about 300 miles east of Cape Henry vas the coast guard cutter Manning. sts
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