Norwich bulletin., 1921-10-29

of New York state factory workers dur ing September was s25.07 week, de- crease of Ss cents from August.
 H. B. Dynes and W. H. Rodgers, repre- senting the department of labor have been sent to the Kansas coal fields to act as medators.
 Steamship Lenape of the Clyde Line, which sank at Pier 36. North River, Oct Il, last, was raised and is now floating unassisted.
 Sixteen people were cut by flying glass and hundreds alarmed when a fuse blew out on an !. R. T. subway train between Clark street and Borough hall, Brooklyn. One alleged bandit was killed and an- | other captured in a pistol fight with sher- | frs deputies when a band of robbers broke into place at Council Bluffs, Ia. Gloucester fishermen who attended the fishing schooner races at Halifax, \. S., l are planning a 140-foot challenger for the next international race.
 F. E. Rosborough. vice president of the l AflSi N'ilelIlS IOdlh, OL uSld, NId.s COlli- mitted suicide at his home in that city. The bank was closed Wednesday.
 Plans were announced by the Chicago board of trade for new building costing l S6,0Oo,OO0 to be erected in Chicagi to take the place of the present structure.
 General Julian s. Carr of Durham. \. C., was elected commander in chief of the United Confederate Veterans at the annual reunion at Chattanooga, Tenn.
 A state of siege has been declared in Sofia and in governmental departments along the frontier between Jugoslavia and Macedonia.
 pr. Jose c. AfilIas has been appointed director of the Cuban National Observa- tory of which has has been assistant di- rector.
 Jeremiah T. Carey of Albany. president of the International Brotherhood of Pap
 CT Makers for Is years, has been re-elect ed for two year term.
 Edwin A. Davenport of Springfield clerk, who said he owned sS5,662 anc
 had no assets, petitioned the fedora court to adjudge him bankrupt. New York county committee of Ameri can Legion recommended the suspension of Willard Straight Posts charter for dis
 approving the veterans civil service
 amendment.
 Food drafts sent immediately from
 America will enable Russians to get fooC packages from their friends for Christ. r1-i-. 4t-- a;-
 tricts near Moscow. Rustic lodge. which was well knowI as an inn at Madison, was burned earl! yesterday A number of guests anC others were obliged to leaev in night at tire.
 Heavy fighting is reported in progress between the Moplah tribes and Britisl troops. Two hundred and forty-six reb els are reported to have beenn killed il
 an engagement in the Malabar district The army airship Roma" recently pur chased from Italy, is now practically 8 per cent. assembled al Langley Field, Va ! and is expected to be ready for it's frs American flight soon after November ] A training squadron of the Japanes
 navy consisting of the first class cruiser
 Idzumo and Yakumo. which left Japa T last August on a world cruise arrived a : New York. to remain until November !, Daily average crude oil production i = this country during the week ended Oc = g amounted to 119S,O50 barrels, con T pared with 1,16615o barrels for the pre' l. ious week. according to an estimate by tf | Da+ Tn T American tanker F. D. Asche, of tf 3 Standard Oil Co.,. is. reported breaking U . on the reef in Mantanilla Bay, the B; n hamas. The tanker was driven ashore I h the hurricane last Tuesday. e Strike of Il. 900 milk drivers and the
 assistants in New York is threatene IT Representatives of the union drivers fai n ed to reach a wage agreement with di n tributors at conference at the Ho; is Continental.
 y Three hundred and fifty coke ovens.
 addition to 500, were pit in blast
 ENXck Coke O., Greensburg, Pa
 was announced plans are being made T put in blast 300 ovens in Brownsville, P
 shortly.
 
 al A charge of receiving s2oo as rewa h. and inducement to corrupt and influen an jurors was made against Daniel Thom 1g son, an officer of the Massachusetts s m perior civil court, in a federal warra
 served on him. ad
 he The entire crew of the fishing sma d. Marmaret, sunk Tuesday in Chesapea
 Bay is safe. The two missing membe
 who left the sinking craft in sn on dory, were picked up by another hshi e. craft. on
 One hundred federal prohibition ager
 from New York city made a series
 spectacular raids in Yonkers. roundi IN up more than twenty alleged violate
 of the volstead act in the first hour y. their activity.
 ys'
 Ire The public utilities commission pm given authority to Edward P. French ct- New Britain to operate a jitney line
 New Britain from the green in the cent la of the city through Main street to AT h. street to Hart street to Corbin aven mt a distance of about mile. re-
 st. Two members of Holyoke orchest ,n- William O'Connell and Edward Cortne;
 both of Holyoke, were instantly kill
 when an automobile containing five ut the musicians collided with tree wh res returning to Holyoke from Greenfie
 Mass.