Norwich bulletin., 1921-06-11


 June Is.
 Eight paintings by Hubert Robert brought $2S0, 900 at an auction in Paris Wien Capraola Forest" was purchaseL for s30,00o,0O0 by unknown buyer. Lumber prices are rock bottom, ae- cording to annual report of National Hardwood Lumber Association, in con- vention at Philadelphia. Pueblo Chapter of the Red Cross. which is in charge of relief work in the flood district, issued a list of missing persons containing 437 names. | War department accepted the bid of Max Solomon of Pittsburgh, for approx imately 21.O00 tens of shell steel and shell steel forgings at bid of $217,25l.
 The senate by unanimous vote adopt ed resolution of Senator Walsh, providing for an investigation of all government agencies dealing with former service men.
 The Duke of Marlborough and Gladys Deacon, whose engagement was an- nounced on June will be married late this month. probably June 25. in Paris.
 The American steamer Silver State eol- lided at sea about 70 miles from Havana, l Wednesday with the American schooner ElizaDeth Root, which was damaged i An appeal for volunteers for a blood transfusion was answered by 372 out of I5OO members of the Cleveland fire de- partment
 The body of Jokn Golden, president of the United Textile Workers of Ameri- ca, who died at Brooklyn. was brought home to Fall River, yesterday.
 Five letters address to members of his family. friends ard the funeral di- rector were left by Adolph Endres, 69 who was found dead at sos Park ave- nue, Bridgeport.
 President Alfredo Zayas of Cuba, has asked congress for new taxation to raise s32. .00O,0 needed by the government to pay the high cost of kving allowances of federal employees.
 Senator Terrier through labor depart ment has offered plans for model com munity housing plan to be used in re- building the negro quarter of Tulsa, Okla, burned during the race riots
 Wire communication with southern. western Oklahoma was severed when flood water of the South Canadian river poles and bridges over which communi-
 cation lines were strung.
 The Rev. Dr. ". M. Stamford, Harris burg, Pa, bishop of the Evangelical as
 sociation. was married to Mrs. Amelia Kichtine. Allentown. The bishop Is ', years old and the bride 53. Municipal laborers of Brockton struel
 in protest against continued payment o
 a daily wage of sS5O Until recent. } the city department had been paying a t an hourly rate of es cents.
 OrIand A. somers. IS. who was ma
 tional commander of the Grand Army O , the Republic in 1917-1s, died at hi
 home in Kokomo. Ind, after an Hines
 of everal months.
 The $lo,oo0 mansion in Lexington g Mass, which Charles Ponzi bougrt an,
 lived in at the height of his financial ca reer will be thrown into the scanty as F sets of his quick rich scheme.
 | Ine cure Of CduCcr Dy Ta0lum ni0n |, without the aid of surgery was question aa aa ed in an address by pr. Joseph c. Becl - of Chicago, before a section mee ing e . the American Medical Associati tion in Bcs
 ton.
 ' Rose sealzo, nine years old, wa y killed late yesterday when she was 1T II struck by a Pittsfield to New York ex !, press train on the New York, New Have II & Hartford Railroad on the outskirts c ' Danbury.
 Resignation of pr. James R. Day ,,' as chancellor of Syracuse university wa submitted to the board of trustees an U accepted yesterday. pr. Day was az f' pointed chancellor emeritus with an an = nual salary of S7,5o0 for life.
 Charged with embezEIement of S1oo 0 900 Filipino note teller at the Philip
 pine National bank, at Manila, was ar e rested It is alleged that he worked | a connection with Chinese who cashed th Il worthless cheeks.
 It The treasury is considering 6 plan fo j. extending credits to cattle raisers with l. out legislation, as an alternative to tn s. federal reserve boards recommendatio n for use of $50,000,000 by war fnanc y corporation for that purpose.
 Thomas Howard of wethersfeld,
 collector for the Prudential Life Insul F anre company, pleaded guilty {
 embezzlement of $2S7 in police coul is and was bound over to the crimin; ir court.
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 y Charges of price collusion and restri' a ton of production to maintain price le were made against the West Coast Lun it bermens Association by the Feders IS Trade Commission in a special repol
 to congress.
 Gasoline was .Feduced one cent . ga Ia lon in Pennsylvania and Delaware, frol 24 to g cents. Kerosene reduced l ceI gallon, same states, from 14 to Y, cents and from 14 1-2 to 13 1-2 cent 70 respectively.
 f, The Bureau of NavigaHon, Depar is ment of Commerce reports 112 sai!in IL steam, gas and unrigged vessels of 1o9 r 393 gross tons built in the United Stat'
 and officially numbered during u
 month of May.
 Colonel William Hester, president \ the Brooklyn Daily Eagle, died at h
 home in Brooklyn. He was born L. Poughkeepsie S6 years ago and entere s the Eagle office when boy. serving ui ;e der his uncle. Isaac Van Anden founC