Norwich bulletin., 1921-12-24

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 BRIEF TELECRAMS
 Admiral Coundouriotis. former Greek regent. who was shot and wounded, is re- coyerng after a successful operation.
 Chsmbrasseri Thangal, one of the lead CTS in the recent Moplah rebellion, was arrested near Mannarghat, India.
 Governing committee of Philadelphia stock exchange expelled Earl T. Menden- hall and Frederick T. Chandler.
 Spanish papers referring to tho sus- pension of Cortes say the government must now begin to function.
 A messenger of the Interstate bank. Kansas City, Kan, was robbe dof s5,000 | by three automobile bandits.
 Four bandits robbed Paymaster Henry Mckinney of a Chattanooga, Tenn, hosi- cry mill of s1,4oo.
 OOu FlUts Etpoffcu to haNb out in Belfast. Rioters entered many | shops and stole stocks of provisions.
 Elizabeth college, Lutheran intsitu- l tion for women at Salem, Va, was com pletely destroyed by fire.
 Andrew s. March, former treasurer of | the Holmes Electric Protective Go. died | suddenly at his home in South Orange. | N. J.
 Secretary Weeks announced the seIec- tion of Associate Justice Emilio De Toro for appointment as chief justice of the supreme court of Porto Rico.
 4 locomotive engineer was killed when Philadelphia and Reading express was derailed and theNlocomotive toppled over a>twenty foot embankment in Jersey City,
 Eugene Allen Gilmore, professor in law at University of Wisconsin, was nominat- ed to be vice governor of the Philippine Islands by Secretary Weeks. Georges Carpenters limousine was ordered confiscated when he failed to ap- pear before the Meux correctional court in Paris on charge of speeding. AmeFIcaH uOlitr IS quoted at . fraucs 12 centimeS on the Geneva bourse, the only country in the world in which it is quoted below par.
 According to Rome newspaper five persons were killed and thirty injured in a collision at San Dona of two railway l express trains.
 1 Gold holdings of the Bank of Frsnce | for the week ended Dec. 22 totaled 5,524,1oo,ooo francs, unchanged from the previous week.
 4. J. Moutrie was appointed vice presi- | dent and E. G. Backford cashier of the First Federal Banking corporation, New York.
 Fires at St. Albans, Vt, whipped by e | strong northwest wind, destroyed a farm l house and two barns, in one of which 52 I head of cattle were burned to death. | Saving depositors in the Fremont Trust 1 company, Boston, closed year ago, I received a Christmas distribution of 3 SIS per cent.
 Traffic was paraIyzed for two hours and thousands of commuters and Christ mas shoppers were trapped in under ground trains when main power cable ] in the Cambridge subway grounded and exploded, cutting off the current.
 Edward Hopner Coates, 6nancier and | former president of the Philadelphia | Academy of Fize Arts, died yesterday. He was 75 yearsold and had been i'll
 only a few days.
 Ii Some of the Italian arms conference
 delegates have made tentative reserva-
 tions for steamship accommodations from
 New York Jan. IS.
 Fire destroyed two buildings 0f thu cotton goods manufacturing plant of Will liam Whitaker & Sons, in Philadelphia
 causing loss estimated at s250,000. An import duty of 6s cent sa bushe s on blueberries was asked of the senat
 finance committee by Edward M. Frye 0 : Harrington, Me. producer and came
 of such berries. Representative Langley of Kentuck
 introduced a bill for the purpose of abo' -- ishing competitive examinations for post masters and permitting the president t e make the nominations. | The Christmas spirit is finding e1 8 pression in Chicago this year in an UT e precedented demand by families l. con e fortable circumstances for babies fs adoption.
 John W. Riddle of Connecticut. recen
 ly appointed American ambassador y. Argentina. has booked passage for Bu s nos Aires on the steamship America T Legion, sailing Jan. 5. ie A motion proposing deposition of il d sultan on a charge of high treason h; l. been introduced in the national assemh
 at Angora by Deputy Kastamount Bessi n Bey.
 Fire caused damage estimated at S30t
 900 in group of buildings on East Ten
 street, Wilmington, Del, consisting mai rs ly of stock warehouses and a few sm;
 tenements.
 ,v The war finance corporation is doll ,1 business at the rate of several milli s' dollars a day, according to the annu 70 report of that organization submitted o, congress.
 so l.. Average daily oil production in tf n country during the week ended Dec. 's amounted to 1,35s.10 barrels compar with 1,S61,0oo barrels for the previo ie week, according to American Petroleu ,m institute.
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