Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-15
BRIEF TELECRAMS

BRIEF TELEGRAMS |
 The city of Ravenna, Italy is decorat ed in honor of the anniversary of the 1 leath of Dante.
 Representative Samuel M. Taylor, of | died at his home in Washing | ton, after an illness of several weeks | with pleurisy and pneumonia.
 The British cabinet committee ap- pointed for he purpose sat for two 1 hours discussing the unemployment sit uation.
 Spanish troops engaged in the offen- sive against rebellious Moorish tribes men in Northeastern Morocco, spent an inactive day Tuesday.
 William Elza Williams, former demo- cratic congressman-at-la from Illi- nois. died suddenly at his home in Pitts field, Ills. He was 64 years old.
 The Massachusetts schooIship Nan tucket returned to Boston from her first European cruise since 1913, with 113 cadets on board.
 Thomas H. Knight, 66. & travelling salesman, hanged himself with towel to bedpost in his residence at Portland, Me. He had been i'll more than year.
 Chilean exchange, for the first time since April last, has advanced to less than ten pesos to the dollar. Last month the quotation reached eleven pesos.
 Vigorous measures have been adopted by the government for the purpose of stamping out the epidemic of smallpox in Santiago, Chile.
 Unofficial returns from four counties and scattered towns in other counties indicated tonight that the voters of Maine favored the constitutional amend ment to permit absentee voting.
 Colonel 4. Piatt Andrew, former as sstant secretary of the treasury, won the republican nomination for congress at the special primary election in the sixth Massachusetts district.
 Rev. H. Deber. of Philadelphia, was elected moderator for the coming year by the German Presbyterian churches of the eastern district of the United States in session in Scranton, Pa. The arrest of Frank E. Thompson oi l Lowell on a charge of converting to his own use postal funds of the naval air station at Far Rockaway, N. Y, was an nounced.
 4 conference of tn naval and military authorities of Japan and the officials of the foreign office has decided upor the following basic principles on the linn itation of naval armament.
 Members of the Building Construction Employers Association in Chicago ar planning to replace all union men wh
 have not returned to work by Thursda,
 morning with non-union men.
 Judge Patrcik R. OBrien of Houghtor
 Michigan, has been named permanen
 arbitrator for the United Brotherhoo
 of Maintenance of Way Employes an
 Railway Shop Laborers.
 Greek operations against the Turk | ish nationalists have been interrupted but will be resumed, says General Pa
 pou as, commander-in-chief of tn Greek armies in Asia Minor.
 James E. TurbiIl of Providence, serN
 ing thirty years for murder during store hold-up on January 1, 1917, e
 caped from the Rhode Island state pri! on.
 s Two women were rescued from tn ? third story of the building of the BalC e win Realty Company. Nashua, N. H S during a fire yesterday. The fire cause 0 loss estimated at S50,0O0. A bill to prohibit organization of g.
 cret societies whose memberships is n t made public and to provide penalti, - therefore, was introduced in the Louis :, ana legislature.
 : The Canadian government steamsh r Canadian Importer, a few weeks al Il virtually given up for lost, following h ,- disablement in the Pacific ocean off t r California coast, reached Victoria in to '- of two tugs.
 French Sal" S4 years old, who died
 a dreary little attic in Chicago, W ', found to have s100.000 in stocks hidd IA in her room. For years she begged ire
 the well to do near her home and di
 pensed philanthropy to the poor. T. Hungary is expected in league circl :, to withdraw its application for admissi =. to the league. The troubles betwe ,d Hungary and Austria have developed ar strong sentiment against the admissi er of Hungary at the present time. ~ The board of directors of the Anne =. can chamber of commerce of Manila ,,+ approved a plan proposed by H. oo Heath, president of the chamber, for t- territorial form ot government for n- Philippines.
 s+ An old time camp fire, in which stor
 l of the battles of '61 to 65 played pro
 inent part was held by the the 36th
 nual encampment of the Union VeteI
 Legion, in the court house at Gettysbu Os Pa:
 ng Approximately $35O,OOO will be In pended by the Knights of Columbus q tes ing the new scolastic year on fees, bo as and maintenance for more than 400 fol SIX CT service men at colleges and unive 7nl ties.