Norwich bulletin., 1921-10-05

Registration at Yale University now fairly complete, was given as 3.449 by the secretary's office, an increase of 1s2 over last year.
 reward of s1, ,UoO to any college pro- lessor or layman who can prove the earth is spherical in shape or moves offered by Wilbur Glenn Voliva, overseer of Zion, H.
 Census bureau announced cotton ginned prior to Sept. 25 amounted to 2,9O7.9 $50 bales To Sept. 25. last year, ginnings were 2.2496O bales.
 House ways and means committee ap- proved extension of the emergency tariff from Nov. 27 until the permanent tariff law is passed.
 Wyoming State Game and Fish Com missioner has decided not to issue permits | to kill 100 antelope during the next two l years.
 resolution adopted by the United Mine Workers of America in conference at In- dianapolis urged naturalization of coal mines of the United States.
 The post of ambassador to Washington has been offered to Dr. Hermes, food min ister in the Wirth Cabinet. according to the Deutsche Allegemaine Zeitung.
 Keystone Watch Case company anti trust suit, pending before United States supreme court, will be dropped at the re- uesqt of the department of justice.
 Three bandits robbed messenger of the Elect City bank at West Scranton. Pa, of bag containing negotiable secur- ities and checks valued at S1o,o00.
 American Society for the Control of Week. will be observed from Oct. 30 to lNov. 5, inclusive.
 Senator Kenyon, of Iowa. republican, is considering an offer oE appointment as federal judge for the northern Iowa dis trict.
 Postmaster General Hays, in new in- structions to all postal employees, urges them to speed up handling of newspapers to subscribers throughout the country.
 The council of the league of nations has thus far been unable to agree upon the proposal to increase the number of
 
 prize of s1O,OOO will be awarded the Boston schooner Mayf1ower if she can win a 1000 mile ocean race, with Pargo. against the Canadian schooner Blue Nose.
 The advance party of the British dele gation to the Washington conference on limitation of armaments and Far Eastern questions will sail October 26.
 Official Austrian military report, made public in Vienna, declares that Hungary
 has 100000 men under arms and that
 10000 of them are in the vicinity of the I Austrian border.
 Representative John introduced a reso-
 lution in the house providing for bestowal
 of the congressional medal of honor upon
 the unknown Italian hero representing 2 dtaly's dead in the world war.
 Joseph R. Griffin, president of the Chi
 cago board of trade told the National Dealers Association in Chicago, that the movements of farmers to market their grain comparatively is a failure Cahtray House, in Ivernesshire Scot land, which was occupied by Stewart Ban ney of New York, was destroyed by fire r A valuable library and paintings estimat ed at $160,000 were destroyed Owing to the depreciation of the mark ; it is seni-officially announced in Berlir U the surcharges on import duties will b, @ raised on October 20 from 60 to 1900 pei . cent.
 Motion was made by Solicitor Genera z Beck in the supreme court in Washing I, ton to advance the hearing of a cas II which the government has pending d against John D. Rockefeller. T. Reports that Harold F. Mccormick
 president of the International Harveste
 Company, and Mrs Mccormick daugh
 ter of John D. Rockefeller, have separat ' ed, were answered by MT. Mccormick, 10 The size of families in the Unite y States is steadily decreasing, the averag r. number of persons to a family in 1920 be o ing 4.3 against 4.5 in 1910, the censu
 bureau announces.
 a The New Jersey State Federation o Labor at it's annual conversion yesterda , adopted resolution urging modifcatio ,l- of the Volstead act to permit sale C III light wines and beer. ,e ". J. Simmons, imperial wizard of tF q. Knights of the Ku Klux Klan, was rj
 quested by Chairman Campbell of th
 house rules committee to come to Wasl
 ington on October Il for the hearing c U the klan
 ic
 es Formation of a national committee 1 h. raise a S1,OOO,OOO fund for annual musi he al scholarships and prizes as a memori r. to Enrico Carnso, was announced by D rs AA..,vnlo Stella, temporary chairman h. the Caruso Americ----. memorial foundi re tiop,
 
 a Rejection of the railway labor board ,o' decision carrying a wage cut has be-
 voted by large majority of the Brot
 erhood of Railway and Steamship Clerk
 Freight Handlers and Express and St IL tion Employes of the Boston and Mail
 railroad.
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 S Water Tender James Burns of We l Pittston Pa, and Chief Water Tend hs t7. Jerome Joseph Hegarty, of Philadelphi ,1s have been commended by Secretary De at by for courage and devotion to duty di ~ played on the occasion of a boiler a ro cident on the Oklahoma July 10, last. lis
 ,d- The archbishop of Canterbury, as pre- he ident of the World Alliance for Promoti Jr International Friendship Through t - Churches ,IrgeS all Christian churches