Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-19

Daily production of crude oil in the United States for the week ended Sept. 10 averaged 1,275040 barrels, compar. ed with 1,292,27O barrels previous week.
 conference will be held today be. tween Secretary Weeks and engineers from the Ford Detroit plant on the Muscle Shoals project.
 North DRkota's e>nll r.G"tilr aimed | at state officers with non-paritsan league | endorsement, WI 3e ntid Oct. 2S under | proclamation prepared by Thomas Hall, | secretary of state.
 President Alexander Iowatt ordered n ] strike of three hundred coal miners em- ployed by the Spencer-Newlands Co.,, at Pittsburgh, Kan.
 Chairman Prendergast of the Public Service commission ordered the Brook lyn Borough Gas Co. to reduce it's rate to S1.35 from $1.40 per 1000 cubic feet,
 cent n mile rate will be avail able to world war veterans attending the national convention of the American Le- zion to be held in Kansas City
 Notices of pay reductions running from V tO SCilo oIl ilOuL tIltGllNt tOudS were posted in dozen of the large paper mills at Holyoke, Mass.
 Platoon Number of the tank corps. | has been ordered from Cap Pike, Ark, to Fort Sam Houston Texas. "by march, ing" the war department announced. 1 Nine of the eleven jurists elected to the bench of the permanent international l z nations, now have accepted their ap- 1 pointment.
 l DOughnuts sold in Boston arm chair 1 lunch rooms for five cents each cost the propretors an average of 1.0S cents each. l the state commission on necessaries of | life announced.
 Recruiting for the navy was resumed Saturday after a cessation ordered in 1 July to meet the limitation of l0s, 900 men imposed in the naval appropriation act.
 The body of Louis Wrinkle, a real es- tate dealer, was found on the street in New Britain. The medical examiner thought he had been clubbed to death. The police said robbery was the motive.
 Three unmasked robbers held up the Sells-Floto circus treasurer late last night at Vancouver Wash, and obtained between s28.OOO and S3O00O in cash and drafts.
 Traffic on both tracks of the Shore Line division of the New Haven road was completely blocked Saturday after noon when a heavy southbound freight
 was derailed at Greehwood, R. l. JaEnes P. Goodrich. former governor o lIielaria was a passenger on the steam ; ship kroonland, bound for Russia tt join the staff of Colonel William N. Has
 kell, director of the American relief ad ministration's mission to that country
 Retail food prices increased an averar
 of 4.5 per cent. in August as compare,
 with July prices. according 10 figure made public by the department of la
 bor.
 A bankruptcy petition of the Tip To e Hat company, of Hartford, milliner, was filed by the vice president, S. H Q Gross. The debts are given at s4S.4S and the assets at $1O.O53. U Decision was reserved until next Wed nesday in the city court in New Have . after the hearing of iitney drivers wb l. were charged with illegally operatin
 thier vehicles.
 Another offering of federal farm Ioa 4 bonds bearing per cent interest. will +
 made Oct 1. in accordance with gener; A planof financing of the federal Ian Id banks, Secretary Mellon announced. eel SDFOUle OStFOVSIxy bO 'n in Russia. and 2 relatives, of whom
 are his children, were at Ellis Islar he Sunday awaiting to so' to Akron. Ohio. sn complete an immigration process, begr D. last March when q bolshevik raid ruin, e. their home town and the famiIy's veal ia disappeared.
 mt
 lc- Congressman Cooper at Youngstow
 o., declared he would seek to ahoIi
 railroad labor board through amen
 ment to the Esch-C -Cummins law wh S. congress reassembles. of Ten of of 20 mills of New Castle CPa IT, plant of the American Sheet X Tinpla- 2d subsidiary of U Steels Corporatic of will resume operation Sept 26, beginni
 with employment of 500 men ;e- According to President vaucIain. t a. e'4U"Hl 1SOSOIIOl4NS " OrkS IS not neg ,n. uating with the Russian soviet roveI n- ment with a view of furnishing it wi ls- locomotives, to be paid for in commo nd ties, as reported from Moscow ed
 3os rd of pVhiic safety Of IouisviI
 By. served uo'ice "n all citizens to
 n.aiGs a""y fr.m -..ssd mee,-y
 Ku Klux Klan and warned owners GE public halls not to ren, ne p.ac4s
 the oi igauizaticn ton Cuban taxi drivers petitioned the IT re- nicipality of Havana to lower the star pa ard rates as they find they can cut , a isting charges by one third by subs lth tuting alcohol for gasoline as mot lad power for automobiles.
 Ai
 Between 15 and 20 per cent. of f
 income tax payers in New York fede
 reserve district are believed to have NIT faulted on their third installment
 cording to Frank Bowers, collector of The ternal revenue for New York. om - ere Linn A. E. Gale, whose communist ign tiyities in Mexico attracted attent de-; and who is now held on Governors ven land on a charge of evading the dr. a has renounced his radical beliefs and ser attempting to obtain lenency ere
 Albert Duchaime, 21. and George