Norwich bulletin., 1921-12-09

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BRIEF TELEGRAMS |
One person was killed and four other
burned in a fire that destroyed the Full
srton hotel in a Baltimore suburb.
The annual convention of the Insurance
Of American was held at the
hotel Astor.
House passed a bill authorizing the
sale of the old sub-treasury site at San
Francisco to the highest bidder.
The Connecticut branch of the Wood
row Wilson Foundation will hold its first
meeting in New Haven this afternoon.
In the superior court in Bridgeport
Judge Frank D. Haines appointed the
Danbury National bank receiver of the
Won Cal Hat company Of Dan5ury.
Continued improvement in business con-
ditions in October, was reflected notably in
increased output of iron and steel and
textile products.
The complete restoration to health of
President-elect Juan Vicente Gomez. Of
venzuela, is announced b ythe govern
ment-
DR.. Karl Muck. former orchestra con-
d1ctor of the Boston Symphony was in
vited to Madrid by King Alfonso to direct
the Kings orchestra in the Royal Opera.
National Convention of Insurance Com
missfoners established per cent. as a
reasonable underwriting profit for fire in
surance companies
Internal revenue officials at Boston
arrested Anthony Periello and Pasquale
Vanello an dseized in their automobil so
ounces of narcotic drugs.
A strike of Iongshoremen yesterday in
volved 200 men and affected three ves-
sells the cargoes of which were being
loaded or unloaded at Boston.
A joint resolution introduced in the
house by Congressman Kahn urges the
conference on limitations of ornaments
to take steps to prevent all traffic in
habit-forTning drugs.
mitted by department of commerce to
congress indicated a possible resumption
of trade relations with Russia at some
future date.
Baptiste Cantanore, a.. died at the
hospital in Torrington of injuries re-
ceived several days ago when he was
struck by a steam shovel.
| The old cruiser Dolphin. member of
| the White Squadron commanded by
! day, went out of commission at the Bos-
ton navy yard without ceremony.
Gladys NJ. Rhodes. seeking divorce
from Roiley Rhodes oof Easley, 8. c..
at Portland, Me, testified that she had
married him when sAe was 13 years old
only means Of avoiding attendance
at school.
+ An estate approximately 81 900, 900 vii
90 eventually to ST. Francis Xavier col
lege at Antigonish, n. g, under tn,
terms of the will of Neil Mcneil, re
tired Dorchester builder, who died De
cember 4th.
William Fl. Draper. former member o
congress, died at Troy, n. Y He was s.
year Of age. He represented the twenty
ninth New York district in congress
from 1900 to 1919,
President Harding tentatively accepte
an invitation to attend annual conventfoi
; Of National News Executive and Associ
ated Advertising Clubs of the World t
be held in Milwaukee week of June t
II, 1922.
The will of Ernest W. LorEfellow q
New York. son of Americas famous pre-
bears a codicil disinheriting his nephew,
, Harry L. Dana of Cambridge, Mass. an
Allston Dana of PhiladeNohia. owing {
their socialist and pacifst opinions"
The government of the state Of Yer
Cruz has r-tiied the judicial author.tis
at Vera Cruz that the embargo place
upon all property of the Mexican Eag
(Aguna) Oil company on October ha
. been raised
Shipping board steamer Mobiles. opera
ed by Lyiles Bros. New Orleans is ashol
off American Shoal Light, IA mites fro
: Key West. Fla The coast guard cuttt
> Tailapoosa is standing by to assist
floating the vessel.
Colonel r. G. Cholmeley-Jones. unt
recently director of the bureau Of w
risk insurance. who has been critical
i'll at the Presbyterian hospital in Ne
E York, was reported slightly improve
s President La Guardia, of the board
: aldermen. New York, was elected chai
# man of the special committee Of sew
d aldermen who viii investigate the rece
. strike ef milk wagon drivers in New Yoi
e city.
g An workmen's compensation insuran
d shall be written at the same base rat
S taken by the National Convention OF L
Y surance Commissioners meeting in Ne
s York.
Nine men. a woman and a child 10
their lives when the schooner Passpo
n foundered off Bay Verde in hurricar
" The ship Jean and Mary is reported mis-
ing and the D. P. Ingraham, a tug, W;
= wrecked at Penguin Island.
!, Paul J. Rioux. of Fall River, Mas
4 died in the Middlesex hospital. MIDI
town, from injuries rec9ived sho
g time before when an auto truck back
y up on him as he was opening a CARA
IS door.
Six auctioneers. arrested recently
stores in Boston where jewelry, rings al