Norwich bulletin., 1921-06-01

in the lower house of the Cuban congress
 Charles Ponzi's trial in Massachusetts | state courts on charges of larceny was | postponed indefinitely.
 War criminals court. Berlin, sen fenced Captain Emil Mueller. former German army. officer. to six months i'm prisonment for cruelty.
 Premier ven Kahr. of Bavaria, threat 1 ens to resign unless he is allowed to | maintain his self-protection troops arm ed with rifles.
 The new clubhouse of the Indian Ha-- 1 bor Yacht club Greenwich, one of excel l ] ilent appointments and ample aceommo- | 1 dations, was formally opened.
 According ts the PaH Mall Gazette | and Globe the admiralty has sold to T. 1 ". Ward S Company of Sheeffild obsolete | warships for about f750,O 900.
 The American ChIie Company de-
 ferred actiG on it's quarterly ,dit- dend of l 1-2 per cent. on preferred stock
 JoI'H O'ConneII. prominent Queens town resident, was shot dead in Har- NNN"' OiiS VI tltC GllttlS Ol Queenstown.
 radio dispatch from Moscow said
 that the port of Petrograd had been opened and that Lettish vessel had , sailed from the port.
 JuEO-sIsvia is declared to be seeking
 to nullify the result of the p,ebiscite held in the Kiangfurt area of Carinthia : last October
 } Persons whose property was stolen
 during the night of September 5. 1919. , when the Bostn police force went n strike cannt recover from the city.
 million and quarter pound. of fish, e one-hfth of which comprised the first y catches of mackerel landed at this part s this season, was brought to Boston. Il An encounter with moose which ditch 8 ed the automobile in which they were t riding. was related by Mir. and Mrs. Wal . ter Case of Easton, Me.
 - More than 500 acres of land of the II American Realty Co. had been damaged by forest fire which started Sunday
 between Hanford and Blackstone. Me mre, mdttie b. 5lcm1llfn. 40. mother 0f
 the famus football sar. Alvin fBo) Mc- r Millin. of Center college was killed when s struck by automobile in Fort Worth, - Texas.
 Il Anti-beIshevik leaders who have es- = tab1ished the new Vladivostok govern e ment have extended their authority 10 e the northwestward. being in control of
 the cities of Spsssk and Grodekovo.
 EG"rts to promote interest in tn, l. cotton industry were indorsed by Presi,
 dent Harding in telephone messag, r. opening the meeting of the mericsn Cot.
 ton Association in New York city
 A hve weeks shut down of the former n Barney and Berry skate factory in
 Springfield. owned an doperated by the d Winchester Company of New Haven. be. Tt gan yesterday, causing lsy-off of about
 150 operatives.
 'f Payment of a dividend of B 1-S pc, 'e cent. to depositors in the savings de ie psrtment of the Prudential Trust com.
 psny in Boston. which has been closed
 for severoi months, was authorized by
 the superior court
 General Gourand, French Nigh com | 10 cuss the Turkish nationalist proposal oa for a revision of the Fra Turkish ac ,o cord wth a nationalist mission sent l. -v him.
 r. Rear Admiral William S. Sims an, ,r the Prince of Wales received the degre ,u of Doctor of Laws at the University O aN Cambridge. Both were given an en
 thusisstic reception by the undergrad CT uates.
 ,s The management Ot the Hotel Ambas a sador, New Yorks latest fsshions bl sa hostelry, reported 10 the police that jew Iy elry worth S7,00o had been stolen fror
 room on the 18th floor occupied b
 Mrs. Duncan McMartin.
 Monsignor EnmapurI Jules Marbea, IN Bishop of Meaux, died in Paris. whii
 the Germans were advancing and threat TIT ening Paris in 1918. he took. the plac ls- of the mayor of Meaux and in full vest ls' ments faced the Germans. He was ' nG years old.
 ie, Jehn Golden, president of tn. Unii ar ed Textile Workers of America, was r, he ported in a critical condition at hi
 home in Brooklyn. He had a sinkin Ill spell and little hope was entertaine re for his recovery.
 mt Denial of American press reports tn, hc Princess Anatasia. of Greece, formerl
 Mrs. William F. Leeds, has undergone
 new operation in the American hospit;
 in Paris, and is in sinking condition ru was made by Dr. R. H. Turner. .a. Maurice CAsenave. French high con - missioner in the United States. returne w. on the Lafayette after having remove mn the body of his son from a grave on il he battlefield to the family cemetery nes ,h Paris.
 Leaders of political parties in Fium ,a- have agreed to form coalition goverI we ment which will comprise members of tr rIv two factions in which which Captsi cv Gabrielle D'Annunzio's adherents have d ,n- vided says a despatch to the Tribuns. ng
 ad Greek government advices fro
 Smyrna asserts that tumultuous scene
 attended a secret conference of a con
 mittee of the Turkish National Asseu
 bly at Angora on Saturday and thi 6O blood was spilled.
 rry Immigrants coming ts America al the just as patriotic were the Pilgri ry- Fathers, Commissioner of ImmigrstiC ar Wallis declared in addressing the col nS vention of the Federation Of Hungaris