Norwich bulletin., 1921-11-30

CuDan-AmerlCdn sugar Co., uled at his | home in New York, aged 72 years
 Secretary Weeks estimated that about i 2,Ooo of the Ameican forces on the Rhine | will be home before Christmas.
 The Iigbtship at Pollock Rip sIue, of the southeast corner of Cape Cod, was torn adrift by the storm Monday.
 Rene Viviani. head of the French dele gation to the armament conference. has engaged passage on the steamship Paris. sailing Dec. If.
 Those in close touch in Washington with Mexican affairs were inclined to minimize the effect of the resignation of Minister of Agriculture Villareal
 Police are guarding the French consu- lates at Messina, Sicily, to uell demonstra- tions from crowds that congregated about the building.
 Gilbert Cox, father of James M. Cox, former Ohio governor and democratic presidential nominee, died at his home in Camden, Ohio, aged SS years. ! Three white. men and two negroes. | oiA''A ,~N NttAi iipAhliiS up all llllDolS NEf- tral paseshger train and robbing the mails, were arrested at Paxton, III.
 Newly appointed Mexican minister to Germany, Dr. Alfredo Caturegli, has ar rived at Berlin. BaIbino Davalos. form CT minister, was transferred to Stockholm
 Fifteen chaufreurs sent to the T'-rr15s in New York, in default of pay ment of fines assessed against them in the three parts of the traffic court.
 Premier Lloyd George has purchased
 from Lord Ashconrb a portion of the Church estate in Surrey, 40 miles frem
 London.
 Lady Decies the former Helen vivIen U Gould was among the passengers arriv-
 ing It New York, from England on the
 steamship Carmania.
 Judge Hand in New York federal dis,
 trict court sentenced Frederick J. Kelly,
 a former internal revenue collector, to one year and day for embedding government funds totalling s2s,5oO.
 Governor Miller of New York conferred : with the various state departments pur- l
 ating central purchasing agency for all
 state departments
 I Richard James Barrett, president of the ? Barrett Towing Co, died at his home in
 Hoboken N. J., after short illness. Flags f on all New York harbor craft were at half . mast as mark of respect. | Five hundred employees of the public I cotton warehouse, of New Orleans, voted to return to work, making the first break
 in the ranks of the 12,o0o lcngshoremer
 on strike at that city.
 \ President Harding. it Is understood. vii
 submit to congress a s3,OOo, ,ooo. .oOr f budget. when it convenes on Dec. }. | s will cover federal financial needs for tn. I fiscal year ending June 30, 1923. Two Kilograms of dynamite were confis cated and number of Hungarian officer, e arrested by government troops followin, :, the discovery of a plot to assassinate pr Banesch, premier of Czecho-SlovakIa. ', The passenger liner wuerttemberK. , F 2 new vessel of 5000 gross tons. owne, U by the Hamburg American Line arrive, u at New York from Hamburg on he e CTS. '' '''.'@e"s @' II Representatives through an observer
 at the meetings of the Internationa
 Committee of Bankers to be created h, A the reparations commission Is understoo u to be under consideration by the Amer n ican government
 Heavy rains over the water sheds C
 the Monongohelia, Youghiogheny and Kis
 kiminetas rivers brought flood warning
 from the United States weather purea E Nt Pittsburgh.
 " The policy of the American governmer S. toward soviet Russia, which involves non m recognition of and no dealings with th t- present regime, remains unchanged, Sec U retary Hoover said.
 , Herbert Barker. Jr., lumber sale, T., man, was overcome by smoke while re, 'U cuing Mrs. Caroline Knapp, 30 years ( ,- age, from fire in the Knapp home o H. Monroe road, near Quincy, Mass ot Eugene W. Dodge. 30. machInIs ,s dropped dead while waiting for an electr 7d car, after wading through the drffte d. snow a short distance from his home
 Bath, Me.
 rr, Dr. Hartmann. director of the obserri
 tory of the University of La Plata. Arge, of tina, announced the discovery of plan l. of the 14th magnitude in the group
 asteroids which revolve between the orbi
 of Jupiter and Mars.
 The Flynn Shoe Manufacturers' Assoc a- ation in a letter to union leaders req " firmed the decision not to permit invest ng gation of the books of it's members s- connection with the prop sal for wal e. reduction.
 nd
 in The Crcss Candies, Ins., of Hartfor es- has organized with a capital stock '. s2,100. The subscribesr to the stock a ng G. H. kress, If shares l.. B. Casey at and c. E. Smith. c. R. Sinclaire. Hen k Smith, l.. H. Green and G. L. Dunk, al- berger, shares each
 The Maruls of Londonderry, minister
 education in the north of Ireland, told Ss loyalist meeting at Newtownards. Coun
 Down. that he believed the assurance tn ne Ulster never would consent 10 he coerc