Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-06

Aloha will be started soon by Arthur Curtiss James. former commodore of the New York Yacht club. Staten Island police are exploring the beach at Rosebank in search of further l bombs" similar to the one which ex- ploded Thursday, killing one boy ~nd se- riousy injuring two others. i Four children were burned to death and seven other persons were seriously 1 injured in an early morning fire which swept three tenement houses in the Bronx.
 An arbitration plan affecting some So,OoO Armour & Co. employees in all parts of the country was adopted at the
 first meeting of representatives of the employees and management.
 The country is getting too many banks, I Comptroller of the Currency Crissnger declared in an address before the nation 1 al association of supervisors of state banks in convention at Philadelphia. 1 Another order for repairing 1000 1 freight cars for the Lackawanna Rail- 1 road has been received by the Berwick plant of the American Car and Foundry 1 Co.
 Alter being adrift in leaking motor 1 boat for seven days without food or wat ] CT, three Palm Teach negroes reached
 New York on the British steamship Sam l la Theresa, from Matanzas
 L. H. southmayde, of Chicopee Falls, | Mass, was elected president of cycle | parts and accessories division of the l Cycle Trade of America at it's Atlantic l City convention.
 Walters in Berlin, after two tipIess years, are asking either reinstatement | present 10 per cent. levy on restaurant
 business.
 Earl B. Barnes for the last four years
 chief assistant United States attorney | in New York, has resigned his position.
 He will resume the private practice of law.
 Des Moines, Iowa, the first city is
 America to do away with electric trac-
 tion and go on a gasoline basis, experi-
 enced no difficult on the first day of bus transportation.
 ToadstooIs, eaten in the belief they
 wee edible mushrooms, killed seven per l SOHS III OH6 1dLl4ly dL 0Ludl lDu4 H. liCeA4
 Dominion City, Winnipeg. A six months
 old baby alone survives.
 Hundreds of thousand of dead grass
 hoppers foated down the St Lawrence river an dexcited the curiosity of agricul-
 turists, who could offer no plausible ex- planation.
 Col. Samuel P. Colt, chairman of the | of nrASidpOt | of the United States Rubber company suffered paralytic shock at his summer home in Bristol, E. 1. } The free balloon City ,of Akron has been designated by the Aero club ot America as one of the two American con
 testants for tho James Gordon Bennett international balloon race trophy a , Brussels, Belgium, Sept. IS. I Twenty-three harvest hands fought 6 l desperate battle on freight train al s Kechi, Kan, when five armed bandits attempted to hold them up. Two were 1 reported killed outright and six others were wounded.
 John sterzemska, a cripple pension,
 CT at the Landers, Frary and Clark
 plant, Neva Britain, was sentenced to 5,
 days in jail for stealing two pocket ' knives, from the office of Superintendent
 Charles Lappan.
 s The Greek ministry of marine has re f ceived advices that the Turkish steame f Gud Djernal sailed from New York Jul. ,- 23 with a cargo of munitions for tn l. Turkish nationalsts Greek warship > have been instructed to hold up tn '- steamer and confscate the cargo. .- l
 The supreme court of Connecticut, il E. an opinion holds that aliens do not pos e sess the right under the United State e constitution to attempt to alter the Amer
 ican form of government and for tha k reason are not qualified to plead the priv r. ilege of unlimited political discussion. V The Knights of the Ku KIux KIan, " corporation, brought suit for libel agains ]. the Los Angeles Expres Publishing Co # demanding $105,000 damages for publi n cation of an article over which appea
 banner lines reading, Great Ku Klu
 Klan Outbreak, Ku Klux Terrorize Messages soon will be flashed acros
 the Atlantic at the rate of 200 to 30 y words. a minute, M. Guglielmo Maroon l. inventor of wireless, declared in Londor "a He said he had perfected a lightning "a " dio apparatus which would trannit word t. through space faster than-a normal ma e. can talk.