Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-01
BRIEF TELECRAMS

1 BRIEF TELEGRAMS Lady Randolph Churchill died in Lon 1 don.
 Ye old Lyme Chocolate shoppe. Inc.' has incorporated on capital of $lo'UoV- ; The Stafford Golf Clum company of Stafford has increased it's capital from
 5000 to $25,o00.
 Ranks O. Prague have suspended op- erations because German bank clerks have joined Czechs in strike. Italian government decided to issue 8 decree removing duties on importation or cereals, effective July l.
 According to figures issued by ship ping Board the fleet of the Doaru S valued at s750. 00O, ,000s peace-time value.
 Rec Motor Car Co.,, of Lansing, decided to close all departments for two weeks vacation beginning July 4. This does not include repair and service departments. Wage reductions on the New York, 1 New Haven and Hartford ralToad, au-
 thorized by the United States labor I One thousand box cars of 40 tons ca pacity are being ordered from the Stand
 ard Steel Car Co.,. of Hammond, Ind, by the Erie Railroad
 United States Department of Labor re-
 ports decrease of 16.7 per cent in cost Of living in the United States rom Iuhe' 1920 to May, 1921
 
 l Polish business leaders are seeking to foster trade relations with Hungary. A treaty between the two governments has been urged.
 Reorganization of the federal prohibi- tion enforcement forces along lines prev
 iously announced will become effective July l, Commissioner Haynes says Woodrow Wilson Wednesday was ad-
 rnitted as a practicing attorney and
 counsellor at law in the court of the q state of New York. Two proposals to form corporations to aid motion picture business were before the closing session of the annual con vention of the motion picture theatre owners of America in Minneapolis. President Harding has accepted hon. ! orary membership in the ship masters | | club of New York, founded 35 years ago ! by half a dozen Yankee shippers, and now enrolling 500 American captains The Hendee Manufacturing company motorcycle manufacturers, Sprlngheld
 announced a two weeks shutdown begin
 ming at the end of this week. for inven- ,, tory purposes.
 !. Resolutions were adopted at the con- | vention in Detroit of Disabled American : Veterans of World War urging Con- gress to provide speedy relief for dis f abled former service men. e The govrnment of Jamaica is proposine : to float a loan of S400,000 to prevent the Il collapse of the sugar industry, U. s. Con y sul Herd, at Kingston, notified the de ,, partment of justice.
 Senate adopted. the Edge resolution
 grantssR congressional consent to tn
 tstatesSof New York and New Jersey t E enter into an agreement estaonshlni
 'the port of New York authority" d Tomassio Tittoni, president of tn .y Italian senate, will leave for the Unite e. States ;n July 20 He will bring an au
 tographed letter from King Victor t m President Harding. ,d New York customs officials denied the, " had seized s25,O0O worth of jewels be ,i longing to Peggy Joyce for non-paymen 1- of duty, as stated in Chicago by Col ik lector of Customs Clara es
 Government by the far sex. initiate of at Jackson. Wyo., little over yea t. ago. may be extended to cover all of tn O. Jackson's Hole country, one time ren CT dezvous for bandits at Monsienor Felix Coutorier has bee he appointed archbishop of Alexandria, Or lie +ar;o. says a Central News des2atc ,s. from Rome under date of Tuesday, rt D. ceived at London.
 k The General Motors Corporation ye ds terday declared regular quarterly div ce dends on all class of stock. Frederic
 J. Fisher was elected a director, to su m ceed R. H. Collins.
 " A bomb was thrown through the ro' le. of the home of J. Miljus, father of Jor to Miljus, member of the Brooklyn \; he tional League baseball club in Pittsburg elk A hole was torn in the roof of the bulk ely ing. but no one was injured.
 A TufcO-DOlSheNlh plOb Ol Ndsb pIOpO
 tions has been discovered by the alli' TIE authorities of Constantinople. Nume
 ous arrests have been made, includiI la the alleged ringleader, man named A is- genblick.
 + Pobably more newspaper correspon =, epts than were employed on the battl ,s fields of France during the world VI -N will be on hand to report the Dempse
 Carpenter encounter at Jersey City Sa -o urday. hu Owing to the protracted drought Pal out is threatened with a shortage of watc ls- The Seine and Marne rivers are excee TO- inly low and barely supply the 4OO,O d. cubic metres of water necessary f 's1- Paris daily consumption. md Frank Pierrepont Graves, dean of t ent School of Education at the University ds. Pennsylvania has been chosen to su lit ceed John H. Finley as commissioner ted education and president of the Universi
 1t of the State of New York.
 The Springfield Automatic Screw Nj
 chine corporation of Springfield filed IT, voluntary petition in bankruptcy. l.
 blities of s374,111 were listed, of whi vho only $11.672 was said to be secured. vbo assets were placed at s29o,0oo.
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 in Women suffrage advocates lost tn -t4 fight in the senate by the defeat of