Norwich bulletin., 1921-10-01

Dy the newspaper Il 'PaeSl or Rome, has created great sensation in that city.
 Organization of rife company of the new West Virginia national guard at Beckley, has been authorized by Gov ernor E. F. Morgan.
 Former Governor R. Livingston Beeck- man of Rhode Island, is understood to be still under consideration for appoint ment to some diplomatic post.
 Three residences and a public school at Elsimore, Utah. were destroyed by an is estimated at S10O,OOO.
 Finger prints of every person in Glen view, H., were taken in search for the man who killed Fred Christensen, bank cashier, last week.
 Sir John BaddeIey was Elected Lord Mayor of London. He succeeded Lord Mayor James Rolf, whose term has ex- pired.
 Brown University, at the close of reg istration, had enrolled an entering class of 427, brsaking the previous largest re- cord of 2So freshmen.
 The death of Larry St. John, conduct or of hunting and fishing column in the Chicago Tribune was announced. He died Sunday in the North Woods.
 William DOoIey, member Of well known family of vaudeville performers, died in New York from concussion of the brain following a fall from a taxi cab on Tuesday.
 l.. R. FuIda. B, a famous prize ring figure years ago in California, is dead at his home in San Francisco. He was an undefeated light heavyweight cham pion in lhe seventies. Transfer of Camp Ross, a part of the Great Lakes training station, near Chi cago, from the navy department to the Veterans Bureau has been ordered by President Harding.
 | According to the 1920 census there were 9.937 illiterate persons ten years of age and over in the state of North | Dakota, illiterate meaning unable to write.
 The original copy of the Declaration of Independence and the Constitution of the United States will be transferred from the state department to the Library of Con- gress by order of the president.
 It is estimated SI ,OOO. 900 loss was in- cured by fire which consumed four 55,- OO0-galio1 tanks of gasoline of the Mag nolia Refinery at Beaumont, Tex. The fire was caused by lightning.
 Charles D. Reed, meteoroIogist and director of the Iowa Weather and Crop Service, says value of 1921 crops to Iowa will probably total little more than that of 1920.
 There are approximately 100000 mem- 1 oers of the ku kluX klan in the United States, Charles w. Love, of Indianapolis grand goblin of the organization an- nounced.
 1 President La Guardia of the board of | aldermen, of New York city, will be operated on Sunday for an abscess at the base of the spine. for which he was op- erated on during the winter. Two ancient cannon, used in England about the time the Mayhower sailed 1T 1920, were delivered to the Ancient ant Honorable Artillery company at exercise: at the Boston naby yard.
 Resumption of hearing in the divorc, action brought by James A. Stillman | New York bankers, against his wife Anne U. Stillman, has been postponed un til November l.
 Director of the Pittsburgh Coal com pany announced that the regular quart
 erly dividends of l 1-2 per cent. on tn
 preferred stock and 1 1-4 per cent ol the common stock had been declared.
 The body of William J. Keith, O
 Springfield, missing since Tuesday. wa found hanging from the branch of a ire
 on wooded hillside just east of Palmer 12 miles east of Springfield. Alberta Ghiraldo, q widely known Ar
 genuine author, was arrested in Madrid
 following the publication of an articl
 write nby him in a communist news , paper.
 Election of George W. Hinman to b
 president of the Illinois Publishing Printing company, publishers of tn Chicago Herald and Examiner, was an :, nounced. He succeeds Roy D. keehr resigned.
 The Russian belshevik legation a Riga, said to be acting under instruc tions from the Moscow government, ar nounced that it would admit no Amer , cans in Russia unless they were peI mitted to carry American passports.
 Secret compartments have been built
 railway coaches used between seattl ) Washington, and points in British G
 lumbia for the storage of liquor bein e smuggled over the Canadian border. fed e eral agents said.
 e Jacob Jennings, of Hartford, was al . rested by the state police in his saloo s in Union Place He is held as a ma
 terial witness in the case against Dt
 ain.
 William Curtis Capelle, ss, retired $
 a brigadier general after fifty years SCI :. vice in the Massachusetts militia, la. I survivor of the staff of Governor Andrew d the states Civil war time governor, die y at his home in Boston. Methods of maintaining prohibition 7 the United States and thus setting a object lesson for the world' will be COT . sidered at meeting of the prohibito
 national committee in Chicago. Noven ] Der 30.
 a Investigation is being conduced I ,, post office department into the theft | approximately S140,000 in gold and GU a | rency stolen from the maisl in transmit : sion from Spain to the United States du