Norwich bulletin., 1921-10-13

brokerage house at Pensacola, Fla, was arrested on charge of using the mails to defraud.
 Major Emery s. Turner, aged T5, pres ident of the Anderson Art Galleries in New York, until 1918, died at Saranac Lake, N. Y.
 House ways and means committee re- ported favorably a bill extending to Feb. l. next, the emergency tariff law, in cluding the chemical dye embargo.
 A Davies Page, aged s1, chairman of the board of directors of the Quaker City National bank, died at his home in Philadelphia.
 The Standard Oil company of New Jersey announced a wage cut of approHi- mately 10 per cent, effective October 15. Ten thousand employees are effected. charged with assault upon an eight year | old girl was burned at the stake at Lees burg, Texas. ArcheoIogists at work in the ruins oi ancient Ephesus have discovered a crypt | | believed to be the tomb of St. John the Evangelist. ! Prunes for which the California pro. ducer receives six and seven cents pounds have retailed in Chicago at forty and forty-fve cents.
 Voters of Hamtrnmck. Mich, the larg est village in the world, decided by a vote of five to one, to re-incorporate as a city.
 The school teachers throughout the Ty- rol, Switzerland, have gone on strike They have not received any salary since June.
 Lieut. GansaIo VaIdivisso, of the ChiI- can army, arrived at Fort Leavenworth. Kan. where he enrolled as member of the line class, general service school.
 Sir John William Salmon, for the past ten years solicitor general for New Zea
 land will represent that commonwealth
 at the Washington conference on linlita-
 ton of ornaments.
 The Aquitania of the Cunard Line. ar
 rived at Southampton from New York making the trip in , days r hours, said to be the fastest eastward trip made by any transatlantic liner since the war.
 According to official communication is-
 sued at Athens fifteen Turkish divisions , were broken and scattered in an eight-day v fight at Afion Kara-Hissar on the Ana 5 tolian front.
 Valuable papers and jewelry worth be- : tween S30,OOO and S50,Ojo were taken by robbers who broke into the summer home of Henry White at Lenox, Mass, former ambassador to Italy and France.
 One person is known to have been killed V and two injured seriously by an explosion 1 that wrecked wholesale grocery in De-
 troit The black hand squad wass assign
 ed to make investigation. Major General Henry T. Allen. com-
 mander of the American forces in the Rhineland. will select the 'unknown sol . dier'~at Chalonson October 24 and ac- T company it to Havre. U u Jewels which belonged to the Russian n imperial treasury are alleged to have been found in the possession of Q soriet dele
 gation from Ukraine which came to Bull , garia to purchase grain for Russia
 Lieut. Howard K. RameyTn rilotinE De Haviand army plane, in which Lieut.
  ., Washington to New York in 7s minutes 70 at the rate of ITO miles an hour, break
 ing the record by seven minutes.
 Two hundred and seventeen taxical 7 drivers in New York city, who have beei 's convicted at one time or another or var n ious crimes, are operating cars in New Ky York, according to testimony before th ,e Meyer committee.
 III Lieut. T. T. Garvey, naval reserve O Id New York, who commanded the air boa
 which fired upon and injured Miss Grac i'd Buxton of Oakland Beach, in Narragan d. sett Bay August s, was exonerated i
 the report of a naval court martial. or "Yomen's participation will result i IS cleaner politics" Governor Emery J. Sa or Souci. of Rhode Island. said in an addres 5h to the national convention of the Societ to St. Jean Baptiste, D'Ameriue. at Lewis +s ton. Me.
 an More than 10000 letters have been d' k stroyed during the last three months b
 L. w. Coats, 23, a substitute mail cal " rier. of Denver. Col. according to an al fin Ieged confession made by Coats to Car h. tain of Detectives Rinker.
 4 body believed to be that of Blai7 of L. Harsel, of Bedford, N. Y. naturalis e1 and explorer, who has been missing in tn in mountains of this section since la: tt. spring, was found by lumbermen nea nd Saltville, Va. re
 d- Herbert Steward, IS is in jail in Roci ls- ford Ills, after confessing to the state ,le attorney that he shot and killed his fo; he ter parents, Mir. and Mrs. Frank Arm
 strong at their farm home near Rocl
 ford.
 Police of Chicago are searching f' IP Sidney G. Mahrats and two assistant
 who were alleged to have fled from II H. office they established here after boi lp- rowing s75,O00 from foreign born res ize dents on promise of high interc- rates. to The coast guard cutter Acushnet ey cruising of the Massachusetts coast
 prevent rum running. Within her vie' ie- according to word received ashore, W. od, the British schooner S. B. Young vii it. 1900 cases of whiskey aboard. es-
 to- Governor Len Small. of Illinois. ar a Vernon Curtis, will be tried in Jud' nip Cuaire F. Edwards court, Waulsegan, l
 The governor and Curtis are charged wi | aY,,1,n nd ,cr1ir fa 6aFrot