Norwich bulletin., 1921-11-07


 sfoner Haynes announced
 The French government has offered a prize of S200,000 for the best aeronautical | engine suited for commercial purposes.
 Advances aggregating S553,750 to fin- | ancial institutions for. agricultural and | livestock purposes were announced by | the war finance corporation.
 House passed bill classifying as "farm- ing land" 600,000 acres of land now Inlet l Alaska. The land is now open to home 
 Saranac Lake, N. Y., experienced real winter weather Saturday. Two inches of snow fell during the night and was piled in large drifts by strong gale
 The Albanian boundary was practical ly settled by the allied council of ansbas- sadors Saturday when it approved the line drawn in 1913, with minor chasges.
 Sale at par of S9,539,oO0 of railroad equipment trust certificates held by she government was announced by the war finance corporation.
 An American syndicate has secured claims for twenty miles along the Upper Peace river, in British Columbia, and will begin dredging there, next season for gold.
 Sir Auckland Geddes, British ambassador informed Secretary Hughes, that Lloyd George will sail for this country within two weeks, providing domestic affairs per init him.
 Fort McHenry, Baltimore, Maryland, will be returned under tn edirection of Secretary Weeks to the city of Baltimore as soon as the public health service va cates the reservation. Permission to intervene in the Packer divorcement case was granted the Ma tional Wholesale Grocers association by Justice Stafford of the District of Colum- bia supreme court. Masked rober trussed up seven mail clerks on Atchison. Topeka and Santa, Fe i train No. s, arriving at Kansas City, Mo-, from California Saturday and escaped 1 with two sacks of registered mail. i Wheat crop of the 20 leading wheat l growing countries of the world totalled i 2S52, S25,000 bushels according to re- ports received by department of agricul- ture. Crop of 1920 was 19O, 1000, 900 bush- l els less.
 l British firm is building huge monopIane 1 to cost 15,000 pounds sterling. It will accommodates 150,000 persons and travel i i30 miles sEn hour. Tie schedule from
 London to New York is 24 hours. 
 It was learned that former Crown Prin- cess Cecillie, wife of Frederick William former crown prince of Germany, hat arrived at Doorn where she will meet hel
 husband.
 Alleging that aliens were being snug gled over the border at Sarnia, Ont.
 American immigration officers made al
 persons entering the United State at thi:
 point undergo rigid examination.
 The bronze small arms trophies offered
 by the navy department for the year 1920 q were won by the battlesEip Oklahoma
 the cruiser Albany and the destroyer Le;
 in their respective classes. MontreaPs first snow storm of the sea son Saturday was a record breaker. Tn McCil University observatory reporta that the total fall of five inches was tn f ] heaviest ever reported here for early Nc l vember.
 7 Hope was abandoned for William Ora : ham of Buffalo, N. Y, who was caugh
 in a sandslip and buried under mass C : sand and tirrlbers while working on daI l site last Wednesday. |
 s Alexander savin was committed to til S Tonnbs for 30 days pending extradition { : New Jersey on charge of having mul t dered his roommate, Frank Passyno
 South River last Sunday. # Robert Victor Glosvenor, the thi, e Baron Ebury, died at Beaconsfield, Eng O He was 53 years old and was formerly e captain in the Thirteenth Middlesex Riff
 Volunteers serving in South Africa
 1900 and 1902.
 The memory of the late Franklin S Lane, for nearly eight years secretary
 interior, is to be perpetuated throui e one of the loftiest peaks in the Tatoo 'f range within Mount Ranier Nation Id park.
 Id The Russian soviet council of commi W sars announced that all Russians W l. have been abroad for five years will lo Id thei rcitizehship unless they obtain pas
 ports before March 1, 1922. nt
 sh A bill apprepriating s25o,Oo0 to be us le in refunding losses by lbierty loan s n- scribers through failure of five banks od which they had placed partial paymer h. was passed by the house and sent to {
 senate.
 he The Rev. Dr. AntOinette Louisa Bro ns Blackwell, 96, believed to have been [ an first woman ordained to the ministry a this country, and a pioneer woman s ce frage workers with Susan. B. Anthol
 died at Elizabeth, N. J. I General slaschoff, said to have been ( N of the alblest officers under the comma
 of General Baron Wrangel when the l .ce ter was fighting against the bolshevih ve southern Russia, has been granted ann ,e ty by the soviet government. lid .n- Public utilities commissions, of K: re sas, North Dakota and Arizona petiti' rlyil ed the interstate commerce commission is- order carriers operating in those sta to to reduce their intrastate and interst ou freight rates on wheat and decorate gr its approximately 16 per cent
 of
 D. Carrying 165O,O00 bushels of wheat
 hind one engine, what is believed to o!- the worlds record for a grain train ' f0 | ocl- hr,f f,a