Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-04
BRIEF TELECRAMS

eAtASS formally effected
 Gov. Len Small ,of Illinois. was near death when his automobile plunged into ditch near Monnence on his tour of in spection of state highways.
 Ears will be popular for women again this winter, according to delegates to the convention of the National Hair dressers' Association.
 The Canadian government steamer Canadian Exporter, which went ashore | last Sunday off Willapa Harbor, Wash. hs broken +ber bck and is total loss. | David Bailey. 80. former city mar shal, of Lawrence Mass committed sui- eide by shooting He had b4en despond- ent because Of i'll health. 1 Subscriptions of nearly $500, ,0oo, 900 I francs have been received by the French government for the issue of six per cent. treasury bonds, which will ma | ture in two years.
 Famine conditions in the vOIga prov inces ot Russia are very serious George l Chitchern, bolshevik minister of foreign affairs, has declared in a wireless dis l patch to vienna.
 Express company officials are trying | to solve the mystery of the disappear ance of s57,Ooo in cash said to have been shipped by express on June 22 last from lConcord, N. C.. to Chicago.
 4 revolution in women's styles invoIv- ing everything except short skirts was indicated for the coming winter by mem bers of the National Wearing Apparel Association.
 The postoffice building at Bari, in south eastern Italy, on the Adriatic, collapsed as a result of an earth tremor, eight bodies were recovered from the ruins.
 Others are reported to have been killed.
 Bandits in speeding automobile rob
 bed a bank messenger and companion in
 another running gear in Chicago's down.
 town section of s3,O0O in cash and some liberty bonds
 Wage of clerical workers employed by the Canadian Pacific ailway were orlered
 reduced at once 1224 a month and those
 of office boys $10.20. About 36,O00 work
 CTS are effected.
 Constitutional amendments providing ! for s15,0O0, 900 bond issue for sol diers bonus and allowing women to hold any office in the state, were voted on , in special Missouri election. Fred c. Riegelmann. brother of Borough
 President Riegelmann, of Brooklyn, and
 secretary to Commissioner of Plants and
 Structures Whalen, died while on a va, cation at Bailey Island, Me.
 
 Cuba will send a special federation tc
 Washington to appear before the senate finance committee in opposition to tht 2 sugar and obacco provisions of the Ford o ney tariff law.
 The torpedo boat destroyed TiIIman : built at Boston navy yard and last 0
 the destroyers authorized during tn l. World war, has finished her standardiza q tion trial on the Rockland course r The new licensing bill, regulating tn Y sale of intoxicating liquors in Englan 2 and Scotland, was given it's third read s' ing in the house of commons yesterda :. after an all-night session. 1t Julius Evans, of Hartford Conn.,, ,e negro mess attendant on the U. S. $ l. Galveston, was held for the grand jur
 on the charge of murdering Edward I
 Connolly in a restaurant in the Allsto
 district, Bostrn, three weeks ago.
 The necessity of establishing a cand A cearing house to cope with the varyin o. demands of the candy buying public wa in under consideration at the convention ( m the National Jobbing Confectioners' AS ,n sociation.
 to More vigorous prosecution of the wor ce of the Catholic Total Abstinence Unio ef than ever before, notwithstanding tn to prohfbitory amendment was announced b ne Rev. John c. Beane of Pittsburgh, tr ne national president.
 he Eight men and eight gir students , a. the University of Wisconsin summe ed school were suspended following a part ut given in honor of a movie star at roa ed house near Madison where liquor ws he served.
 h. Austen Chamberlain stated in u a House of Commons that Premier Lloy t's George and Eamon de Valera agreed tn;
 if negotiations collapsed there should be IT. reasonable notice of termination of u or truce in Ireland.
 Miss Della E. Money and Mrs. Edwal
 
 " ciety women, were killed when a limo
 sine in which they were touring turn' he turtle on the Lincoln highway betwe, m Franklin Park and Ten Mile Run, N. sh
 ely The Secretary of Commerce and Nil ,b- Hoover will leave at the end of the we tee for New England. where Mrs. Hoover al ith their two sons will spend fortnight m be toring. The secretary will join them ov
 week-ends
 to
 is Tomasso rittoni. president of t the Italian senate, invited last May to ( liver a series oi lectures before t the American Instit1t, of Political nc to meeting at williamstown, Mass, arriv ich in New York on the steamship DaI ar- Alighieri from Naples. cal
 lgh concurrent resolution by Represe1 mt, ative Pool, of Fl Paso, of the Tex
 House congratulating the present gove1 ent ment of Mexico on it's achievements a ed, urging early recognition by the Unit ght States government of the Mexican repl put lie was adopted hl the senate. ept of Jus+3ee Rurr sustained the deuur the iHterposed by the New York World to ex- complaint of Charles H. Hyman of , uld 1134 T,exington Ayenue. who sued 1 ,pt- newspaper fer s100.000 damages for pl
 fishing his name on May last in
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