Norwich bulletin., 1921-06-04

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 BRIEF TELECRAMS 1 Austria and Czcho-sIovakia set Austri- an gold reserves at 15,OO0, ,000 crowns.
 Senate passed s5OO.OOo appropriation for tn New York quarantine station.
 Brndstreet's reports failure for the month of May decreased 7.4 pr cent. from the previous month.
 Reports from five counties. in New Brunswick, x. D., indicated that forest ! fires had been partly subdued by rains. Liberty 3 1-2 per cent. tax-exempt ] bondse sold at $S6.o6, decline of IS cents, | on the New York Stock Exchange. lied commission for Upper Silesia, has been recalled.
 Members of the Typographical Union of Minneapolis employed in about so job printing shops have gone on strike.
 Lord Byng, hero of Vimy Ridge. has been offered the governorship of Canada { to succeed the Duke tf Deyonshire.
 Secretary of State Hughes formally approved of the Central American Con- federation of States.
 Senator King of Utah, introduced a resolution in the senate calling upon the shipping board for information concern ing all it's activities.
 Cancellation of q number of contracts for the sale of surplus supplies by the war department was agreed 10 by the secretary of war.
 According to William C. NrcAdoo form CT director general Of the railroads, rail- road rates should he reduced at once in view of the recent wage cuts.
 Standard oil Co.,. of New York reduced the price of refined oil for eN7ort cent a gallon and the price of gasoline for ex- port 1 1-2 cents.
 League of Nations special committer discussed possibility of closer relations between league and Latn-American countries.
 NTONeTNiuFnI H-tHNlf@ iuiA uehl NlAn the disabled soldier will he consolidated uner bill introducd by Rprsentatve Sweet of Iowa.
 Hcrber A. NIathewson. formerly city treasurer of Norwalk and president of the Lounsbury and Mathows-n Shoe company of that city, died at his home.
 Places where you might get a rink In Chicago hay been reduced by 1159 in the last twelve months. Alexander C. Ram sey, deputy city collector, announced.
 Warren S. Stone, Grand Chief of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers. was given a salary increase from s14,- 800 to $25,O0O.
 The South Broad Street Trust company. of Philadelphia. with a capital of Sl25,- GOO closed it's doors. and is in charge of the state banking commissioner. Wallace F. Harrington. publisher of ] the Honolulu Star-Builetin, was nominat- 1 esl by President Harding to be governor | of Hawaii. succeeding George J. Me l Carthy, resigned.
 Steamship Martin Washington of the ! Munson Line left EUenos Aires for New ! York. after being tied mp at the Argentine port for more than two months by labor troubles.
 A slight improvement in the condition of John Golden. president of the United Textile Workers, who is seriously ill from a general breakdown, was reported by his physicians yesterday afternoon.
 VNz condition of the cotton crop on May 9 was 66 per cent. of a normal crop. Tn average of the last ten years has beer 76.7 per cent.
 Fifty-one thoroughbred race horsei valued at S1,000.0Q0 arrived at New York on the U. s. Mail Line steamshiI Old North States. They are part of tn late W. k. Vanderbilts European stabl, which was bought by A. K. MacComber
 Patrolman John J. Nrorrissey of tn, Boston police force. arrested by tn. Somerville police on complaint of hi wife that he threatened to shoot her, at tempted to hand himself after he wa placed in a cell.
 Eleven former officers of the Austrian army were placed on trial before a spe cial court at Vienna on charge of havin committed treason in connection with tn recent attempt of former Empero Charles to regain his throne.
 reduction of S4e, ,s2 ,1s4 in tho pub lie debt during May was announced b, the treasury. On April 30, the tota gross debt stood at S23.995.564.776 a compared with s23,952,741,5s2 on Ma 31.
 The fight so enjoin Mayor Thompso of Chicago and others of the city admin is tration from paying more than 1000, GOO in fees to building experts was car ried to the federal courts.
 WfIlims Gierth. an nEed inventor ha lived in poverty in Newark, x. J.. fo , nine years. forgetting that he had s25,0O credited to his account with the Fidelit l Trus company of Newark
 The New England Grand Council of tn United Commercial Travellers of Americ opened its 26th annual convention i Worcester.
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