Norwich bulletin., 1921-06-03

Milk prices dropped in Br1dEeport Hn average of nine cents quart to consum- CTS this week. Grade E pasteurized is now selling at II cents a quart.
 The hearing of the divorce proceedings at Poughkeepsie \. Y, instituted by James a Stillman was posponed until June '.
 John D. Rockefeller has presented his grandchildren with new shiny bualo nick els a the place where he earned his rst dollar.
 The nomination of Jacob Gould Schur- ma nof New York to be minister to China was confirmed late yesterday by the 5en- ate.
 The condition of John Golden, president of the United Textile Workers of Ameri- | ca, who recently suered nervous | breakdown, yesterday remained critical.
 Early and complete reorganization of the federal prohibition unit is planned by l the internal revenue bureau, Commission ! CT Blair announced.
 4 man thought to be H. Laing of New York city was reported by the captain of the Bay State liner Georgia as having COIIlIlAlttu SulG4ut ny JuillpAAA6 " OA hOe1A N on the trip from New York to Providence.
 The reparations commission announced that Germany had fulfilled article V of the reparation agreement for the delivery of the equivalent of 1000, 100000 gold marks.
 Dancing devotees of Paris experienced a severe shock Men they read that the worlds amateur dancing championship had been awarded to Georges Clemencea and partner.
 Scott c. Bone of New York, former | Washington and Seattle newspaper editor, lprominent in national politics for years. has been appointed governor of Alaska te succeed Thomas C. Riggs, Jr.
 The iftieth anniversary of the ordna- tion to the Roman Catholic priesthood of the Rev. William H. Rogers, pastor of St. Patrick's parish Hartford. was ob-
 served in that church Wednesday. Admiral KatD. Japanese minister of the navy declared demand for reduced arma-
 ment is propaganda of the Kenesi-Kai, opposition party. He also said he was
 not opposed to a naval holiday.
 Nichi NichI of Japan, announces Great
 Britain has proposed continuance of the ! Anglo-Japanese allience for another year. A definite revision of the alliance is asked for by the two nations.
 Several cargoes of American coal are : on their way to Petrograd and other s cargoes are being loaded in American : ports. according to Leonid Krassin, bol-
 shevist minister of trade and commerce.
 Formation of the league of nations so-
 ciety of Canada. with the object of edu' V eating public opinion on the principles aims, organization and work of tho l league, was announced. e The Muford biological expedition sailed e from New York for South America on the a Eanta Elisa to explore the headwaters oi the Amaian and see Colonel Roosevelt: Q famous river of Doubt. o James Brown Potter, member of tn, Y banking firm of Brown Brothers ana :, father of Mrs. James A. Stillman, return e ed on the Olympic after year and a l. half abroad.
 Boston shipping owners reported tha a marine cooks, firemen and sailors ha, i, abandoned their strike begun severa n weeks ago and were looking for jobs il D large numbers.
 The supreme court airmed decrees O l. the supreme court of Massachusetts. re s fusing to restrain tn estate treasure r from distributing proceeds of the stat V income tax of 1920. and 1921 as provide, .r by the 1919 statute. ,s Two men in an automobile held up tw ,- messengers of the Millers' and Traders '. bank in Minneapolis and escaped witt n $16,000 in currency. The bank is locate s just across the street from police head n uarters.
 ?. Nearly the whole of Austria was with '' cut medical attendance for four hour
 Wednesday when physicians from all owe
 the country met at Vienna in grea
 mass meeting to protest against recen legislation affecting public health. ,5 The Argentine government held so III diers. sailors, police and fTement IS readiness to meet any emergency ths le night develop as the result of the mar Ia time labor federations order for gen d d eral strike.
 le Herman A. W. MnerckIein. s5 years oI, ,e died at the home of his son in Hartfort - He had lived Tn Hartford tO years. Fl IL was a musician and singer of rare abilit e' in his earlier years and enjoyed persir le al friendships with artists of note.
 White Star liner Adriatic sailed fro,
 New York for Cherbourg and SouthamI ID ten. Among the passengers were 14
 delegates who will attend the world co De ton conference to be held in Liverpo of from June 13 to g. ne
 1n The clothing strike in New York whic ct has involved approximately 65,O00 me
 and women workers since last Decembe 1t was settled on a basis of a Is per cen to wage reduction and an agreement as to f. union policy and an impartial board
 arbitration.
 General George B. Newton, for maj ID years manager of the mortgage, lea
 and real estate of the Travellers Insu er, ance company. and Miss Margaret he Carroll of Hartford, who has been | tic stenographer for about twenty-five year ng were married Wednesday at St. Joseph st. cathedral Hartford. .re
 to Doubtless every man has bad momer ed when he imagines he would walN up sol
 morning and find himself famous.