Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-30

Conserv ative party leaders are dis playing hostility to the Spanish cabinet.
 Enge1bert Humperdinck. famous Ger man composer, died in Berlin.
 Sixteen thousand Mexican troops marched in Mexico City in centennial pa- rade
 Intimation that the Austrian ministry might be forced to resign was given by Chancellor Schober.
 The wooden floored bridge which cross es the Merrimac river from Deer Island to Amesbury, Mass, was damaged by fire.
 Five thousand dockyard workers at Yokohama went on strike, demanding 30 per cent. increase in wages.
 According to latest estimate 45o per- sons were killed in Central and Northern | Japan by typhoon.
 Officin1 statement issued at Athens. re- ports mnior infantry and artillery fight | ing along the Eski-Shenr front in Asia | Minor.
 Four persons killed at Milan in battles between fascist and socialists and Is persons were wounded at Foggia
 voluntary petition in bankruptcy was filed by the Rivers-Lewis company of of Fall River, dealers in cotton waste and textile fabrics.
 Hy1S GfoI Iic1,o ;,. New York for the German mark when it sold for 7S mills. or an equivS lent of 125 marks to the dollar On the occasion of Georges CIemen- ceau's eightieth birthday he announces his forthcoming reentry into politics by way of a seat in the French senate
 Ten men, said to be members of an iI- | licit booze ring, waiting for the arrival of a launch, relieved to contain liquor, were arrested in Chicago.
 William F. Kehoe, secretary of tn. Cen. tral Trades and Labor Council, announced a disarmament mass meeting and parade will be held in New York on Armistice 1 Day, Nov II.
 Representative Herrick introduced in
 the house a bill providing 50 per cent tax on ticket sales to all photoplays, nov ing picture shows or vaudeville perform ances.
 Major Paul Arbruster, the Swiss aero
 naut, has been announced officially the
 winner of the interna tional balloon race
 for the James Gordon Bennett trophy.
 President Harding has indorsed the
 movement to found a permanent exhibit
 of manuscripts, personal mementoes and
 other material relating to Theodore Roos-
 evelt.
 Plans for a permanent association of officials of seven eastern states to seek
 uniformity in the motor vehicle laws
 were announced in New York
 The Bethlehem Steel corporation m. nounced the purchase by the Bethlehem
 company of the Baltimore Drydock ana
 Shipbuilding corporation interests in Bal
 timore.
 | Chairman Lasker of the shipping board will address a meeting of the Associatet l Advertising Club of the World in New 2 York, October 5, on the future of th, ' American merchant marine. n proclamation to its employees to oh D serve October as national fire preven ' ton day. was issued by the management il of the New Tor, New Haven and liar a f9r1 railroad
 if Mrs Rupert s. Day, wife of a physi l. elan of New Milford, died in a Danbur is hospital from the effects of a bullet woun If in the abdomen, self-inficted July l l., last. She was 2S years of age.  le Fire that swept through portion ( Il the stock yards, district on Mariett street in Atlanta caused damage to ha f a dozen building and resulted in the los ,d of 75 to 100 mules. The total loss wa ,x placed around s1o0oo0. Arthur H. Young, manager of the il 7e dustrial relations of the Information he Harvester company, Chicago, was electt
 president of the National Safety counc fin today.
 of Buying power of the people of the Uni he 1 ed States will advance and may rea es a normal but not a post war level with c- six months, in the opinion of Euge Irt Meyer, Jr., chairman of the war finan i'm corporation. & Ns oEOfcEF ol 0dEheOnVIl6, Fla, W he chosen president of the National Associ as tidn of Wholesale Druggists at the amt ,n. convention at Atlantic City. Cobra m Springs was selected for next years co art vention.
 his
 by Stockholders of the ScOvill Manufact1 ,li- ing company of Waterbury, makers
 brass goods, have ratified the legislat
 act authorizing an increase in capi
 stock from s5,000, 900 to a sum not
 exceed $25.0O0,o00. Popocatapetl, the great volcanic mo- 'ls- tain southeast of Mexico City Is repor or to be in more vigorous activity than us lay The inhabitants of the villages of Am d ameca and Tlanacas, at the base of aI- mountain are leaving their homes. ro-
 su- Prohibition has so clogged the criui
 docked of the United States dist geo court in Providence, that it will be ye Ion before many of the cases can be reac -ors and some cases may never be brought aW- trial.
 om-
 city Bandits stopped Santa Fe expl the train by throwing a danger signal
 is Reading, H., and took 20 cases of lie for from the express car. The were forcet ther abandon the automobile and loot as as- fled when their auto caught fire. .tler
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