Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-26

of the United States in Boston on Tuesday and WedeSday.
 Senator News says American soldiers on duty aong the Rhine vii: be with drawn soon after the United States senate ratifes the Standardization | peace treaty.
 Medal of honor from all ever the country will be official mourners' ! at the burial services of the unidentified American soldier at Arlington National i cemetery, Nov. II.
 Antonc Di Mitrakis WAS killed and hiq brother Constantine injured on Newspaper Row. Boston. when tneir horse ran uncontrolled through the crowded traffic.
 Fred Chrisa4.eu, 24. cashier of the G1enview State Bank, at G!e1vew, IT, was found deal on the foc-, near the entrance to the vault Wien the bank opened Satur1ay.
 Brigadier General Charles IT. Cole was elected commander of the Depart- lnent of Massac achusetts. American Le- zion. at the state convention in North 1 Adams Mass.
 Rev. Leavftt H. HaNock. well known as Congregational clergyman, a writer and lecturer, died in Portland Moses Hal1ock.
 Captain Luke AIcName- has been de- tailed as director of naval intelligence, relieving Rear Admiral Andrew Long, who was recently assigned as chief of staff of the Atlantic fleet.
 Greek forces which have been with drawing from the battlefield aiong the Sakaria river in Asia Minor have been to occupy defensive positions about co klometers east of d-Shehr.
 Diplomatic circles in Washington are predicting that Count Laszig Scech env. whose wife was GlaI7s Vanderbilt. will be the new Hungarian minister 10 the United States.
 Several hundred union pIasers went On strike in Boston Saturday. They failed to appear fo- work after de- mands for a whole holiday Saturdays with consequent reduction of hours from 4 to 40 weekly, were refused.
 l. C. Thoresen, who was the demo- cratic incumbent of the office of sur veyor-general of Utah, has been remov- cd by executive order, it was said in ad- ministration circles. He had refused to resign.
 Calvin L. De sarno, clerk in thA Portland CMe) post office. pleaded guilty to taking money from letters and was bound over to the December term Of the federal court by Commissioner Gould.
 DueIliug first with revoIvers and then with swords. Count de Poret severely wounded Camille La Farge, prominent in Paris society Each Of them sui fared four revolver wounds and each
 was twice wounded with the sword The noted French aviator. Capt. Eer-
 nard De Romanet. wh1 fed one kilo-
 meter in 11.65 seconds. Ar at the rate of 1a3 miles an hour on Nov. last, was eG at Ftan1pes. France. when his
 machine crashed to he ground.
 Unless the German government dis courages emigra tion. flood of Ger
 mans may follow the re-eStab ishrne ent Of American consular ofices in that
 country, in the noinion ot officials of the department of labor. News that the steamship Alacrita had
 been wrecked in mid-ocean while on the
 way from New Orleans for Barcelona. was received in q radio message from the steamship Ca.bo Creux. which i5 enroute for New York with thirty sur vivors Of the wreck.
 A petition was filed in federal court
 in Boston, asking that Elmer '. Pot - ter prohibition director for New Eng land, be adjudged in contempt of court for failure to return IA quarts of | bottled squor
 Women hare plunged h,+vfiy int" th'
 political gamo in Conne:t:cIt either Il through their own initiative or undel d the solicitation of friends. Tie .!st O O nominations filed with the secretary Q l. state for little town elections, Octo r ber 3. shows 200 women named for of s fees on the ballots.
 y Tn answer to the Portuguese govern h ment's request for permission to talk
 part in the approaching conference il ' Washington on Far Eastern affairs. al if official communication issued at Lis q bon says the American government vii : propose that Portugal. having interest c to defend in the Far East be admitte
 under the same conditions as Holland