Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-02

Petition of the PhiDipshurg Transit Go. to increase fare from to cents was granted by New Jersey Public Utility Commission.
 4 man in whose coat were found pa- pers indicating that he was Oscar Nor lin of Baltimore, committed suicide by | jumping from Brooklyn bridge
 Two men were killed and third se- riousy injured when a speeding motor l cycle on which they were riding crash | ed into a telephone pole on the out skirts of Clean, N. Y.
 The resistance of the Turkish ra- tionalist forces in Asia Minor has been broken by the Greeks, and the Turks are retreating beyond the Sakara river.
 Among features of the exhibition at the national radio show in Chicago is tiny automobile controlled by wireless the invention of E. F. Glavin, of Yon- kers, N. Y.
 Bound a quest for more than million dollars iR sunken treasure the steam trawIer ripple is flowing south, headed for Cape Charles, Va, and the submerged wreck of the Ward Line 1 steamer Merida.
 Refusing a cut in wages of S14 week 37 electricians employed by Pawtucke... | R. l., concerns, went on strike The men offered to accept 8 cut of s6 a week.
 The Clinton House at Waterville, Me-, erected in 1884, at Clinton, said to be the oldest hosteIry in central Maine, was burned Wednesday. The loss was estimated at s2O,oo0.
 Stolen securities of the United States Sugar Manufacturers Association of New York valued at thousands of dol lars, have been traced to the French Worthington group of alleged swindlers
 Captain RoaId Amundsen's ship, The Maud, arrived at Port Townsend, Wash | under sail 24 days out of Dutch Harbor She will go to Seattle to be repaired to resume her Arctic explorations.
 John Murray, aged nine, son of MT.
 and Mrs. John Murray, of Lewiston
 confessed to the Auburn (Me) police
 that he had set three fires in West Au-
 burn.
 , Members of the Waist and Dress l Manufacturers Associatio not Philadei- phia pledged themselves to an "open shop policy following a. meeting at the Philadelphia Chamber of Commerce The United States revenue cutter
 Bear has returned to Nome after a = voyage which took the boat to demarca. = tion Bay where magnetic observations
 were made for the United States coast = survey.
 2 J. F. McManus, an Augusta CMe. ) : chemist, was held for the grand jur, l under S5,0o0 bail on the ground of op n erating a still. Officers said they founc
 still in operation and three quarts 0
 liquor.
 T, Premier Briand wishes to obtain , 0 vote in the chamber of deputies givinj . &n sufficient authority to represent . France at the conference on disarma 4 4 ment and far eastern questions whicl V will begin in Washington on Nov. II. o During the seven years of commer T. cial operation of the Panama canal l. ending August 14 last, 13,41s commer e cial vessels made the transit througl Nt4S -SNiA4-1Oo' dOSS1 O4l45 lO ll6 1T canal record
 u Divers searched the bed of the CharIe Il river near Weston for a bundle of Lii ~ erty bonds, part of a lot valued at s12o
 0OC stolen two years ago from a safe = the paymaster's office of the Boston
 Albany railroad at the South Station. -e The Boston fishing schooner Maylov CT is without contender to date for tn
 honor of defending the Internations
 Fishing Vessels champion cup won 2
 Halifax, \. S last fall by the Glou E cesterman Esperanto.
 S. Decision to ask Henry Ford to com y to Washington for conference wit ! respect to his offer for the Muscl le Shoals Nitrate plant, erected by tn II, government during the war, was ar lg nounced by Secretary Weeks.
 An alleged attempt by a "trusty" or the county jail at Chicago to free Ger h. Geary, Carl Wanderer and Frank L e. greni, under sentence og death. was r, a. vealed today by jail authorities afte 1t the yhad discovered a partly complete b. tunnel through one of the jail walls
 Private Marcellus T. Abernathy, Mint
 Coast Artillery, was so severely bite .s by shark while bathing in Manil '7 bay, that he died afterward Abern: thy was rescued by seaplane and tai ~ en to the Corregidor hospital where a 7e operation was performed without su, le cess.
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 One of Chicaso's largest wholesal or clothing houses for men has extensive of advertised knickerbockers for wome VI for general wear. The advertisement ;r pointed out the desirability of knicl - CTS for women for business and stre
 wear.
 ,,S S Removal of the body of Pope L., VI XIII, from the vatican, where it ";
 temporarily entonbed, to the Church
 St. John Lateran, which was arrang,
 for early in September when the co 1s gress of Catholic youth will be he
 here, has been indefinitely postponed. or of wine a year may be made by hea, ak of families in private homes for excl 's sive use of a family without being SUI H. ject to a tax, was announced Thursd; re by United States Internal Revenue G ht lector Robert o. Eaton of the Come h. tcut district.
 m The E. D. c. Jones and Sons Con, ie' pany, manufacturers of paper rrakii ne machines of Pittsfeld, Mass, announc
 a wage reduction averaging about t
 per cent. to take effect Sent 6 Abo