Norwich bulletin., 1922-06-13

Sept. 6 to %.
 America Is fast becoming muk drink Ing nation. In 1921 the per capitS con- in the United States 4s gallons of milk. or nearly gallon week
 Special precautions arc being taken to l guard President Ebert during his trip | from Frudenstadt to Munich. and while | he is visiting Munich.
 4 continuance to June IS was grant, | ed in city court, Bridgeport, in the case of Rev. Ganaro Striano, charged with making and selling liquor.
 Twenty-three Yale classes will return to their alma mater this week for re- unions during the university commence ment.
 Winfield shiras, '2S, grandson of for mer Associate Justice George Shiras of the supreme court of the United States. the Gordon Brown Memorial prize at Yale.
 raine Smelling Co, German concern, is building new factory village near it's coal mines for 10000 workers, at Raupel in Rhemish Westphalia.
 The state of Connecticut received S492,- 753 in taxes and other receipts from in surance companies doing business in this state in the fiscal year ending June 30, 1921.
 The petition of Mrs. Ethel H. Mott. Bridgeport, for release from state prison under a life sentence. was withdrawn at the meeting of the board of pardons at the prison in Wethersfeld.
 Meyer Lissner and Rear Admiral Will liam S. Benson, retired, were nominated by President Harding yesterday for re- appointment to the shipping board. Their present terms are due to expire at mid night today.
 The British Air Ministry. it is announc- ed, has produced a steel battle plane which it claims is superior to any all- metal machine produced as yet The plane, it is said, will be impervious to shrapnel and machine gun bullets.
 Late Saturday at Waterbury a runa- way horse dashed upon a sidewalk, hit ting Mrs. Joseph Brida, of West Che shire, who died later. Warren Worth, who had been driving the horse, was hurt.
 Appeals were made to the police at South Norwalk to find William B. Lock- | wood, aged so years. who disappeared ] from his Rowayton home early last l Thursday morning. carrying over S20O I It was announced that the new tri- l bunal of justice, formed by lawyers 1 judges and business men of New York 1 to settle speedily business and trade dis putes without recourse to the courts will
 be opened within the next two weeks.
 The cabinet chosen by Admiral Baror | Tomosabura, the new premier of Japan was confirmed officially at 10.40 o'clock | Monday morning. It contains severa
 members of the cabinet of former Premier
 Takahashi and includes seven peers.
 Four persons were injured in Syracus,
 when a quantity of nitrogen gas in tht process building of the new plant of tn, Atmospheric corporation at Solvay, le go with a detonation that shook tn,
 west end of Syracuse and was heard fol
 many miles.
 Advices from Paris state, according t'
 a report submitted to the Academy O
 Sciences by NJ Bouvier, two young sci
 entists M. Veney and Boisson have hope
 of making silk worms produce natural.
 colored silk through scientific selection o
 foods.
 The Dutch foreign office, according t the Vaderland is in doubt as to wha : countries will actually be represented a , the conference at The Hague. Negotia : tions are now proceeding between France Great Britain and Belgium, and the resul } will determine the character of the dele ' gations of the allies.