Norwich bulletin., 1921-12-05

steamship AsScclatlon, the strike of long | shoremen at New Orleans was se&led.
 San Lorenzo Nuovo, province of | F, me. reported earth shocks of such vi- | olyence that the population there aban- 1 doned its houses.
 Typhus fever Is ravaEing Russia. es- pecially Odessa, Paku, Turkeston and the olga regions, where the famine is espe- cially severe.
 Dr. Elizabeth Lillian Radon, go. physi- elan and surgeon was founde dead Sat- urday morning gin the Penfield road, near Fairfield Conn.
 The explosion of what Is alleged to have been whisky still wrecked tie top floor of business block in Binghamton, \. Y, and caused damage of S25,Ooo. The tank steamship Santa Rita which sailed from New Orleans October 20 for Spezia, Italy was reported IS days over due.
 second large independent plant in Chi cago, where union cloak members walke. out on strike December l, reached aa agreement with the union
 Giorgio Sonnino, senator from Florence | died in Rome. He was a brother to Bar on Sydney a7nino, former. foreign minis ter.
 According to trade statistics issued by 1 Canada, exports to the United States dur ing October totaled s7,329.O2s. as azains. lS28.619.S62 during October, 1920. Decline is due to emergency tariff act.
 Building contracts awarded in New 1Rrk during the first eleven months of the present year amounted to s34s,4T3, 900. or ten per cent. more than in the entire year of 1920.
 The steamer Colombo. the first new pas- senger carrying Italian ship to arrire i7 New York since the war, N cked win a63 caf5n and TOO steerage passerger6 from Genoa and Naples.
 The channel steamer Cambria, bound for Dublin from England with merbers of the Sim Fein peace delegation aboard colHded with a sailing vessel off North Stack, Holyhead.
 Henry II. chmielinsli. president of the Hanover Trust company Boston, which went 10 the wall in August. 1920, in the collapse of the Ponzi qiick-r.ch scheme
 filed a Voluntary petition in bankruptcy A s1o.0oO scholarship f und for tho Constantinople Woman's College ar American institution for girls. has bee , created by Mrs. eHnry Morgenthau. wifi. , of the former anlbassadoR to Turkey. James s. Wilcox, aged 62. of Birminr ham, state agent for the Mutual Life Tn surance company was found dead in El
 faula, Ala. Indications were he had besI killed and robbed
 The entire residuary estate of Mrs. Geo . J. Gould, who recently dropped on he
 golf links at Lakewood, N. J.. is left he
 children and itheir issue. in equal parts
 upon the death of their father. The fall-sown cereal crops of the north
 ern hemisphere are general entering tn , wintr in a fair to good condition. accord : ing |, reports to the department of az riculture.
 . The bar of the supreme court of tn the United States will meet in the cour . room in Washington December r at no5t , to take arprooriate' acti3n in memory O . the late Chief Justice White.
 Four automobiles and s6.0o0 worth q liquor was seized In a series and raid n by state police and dry agents at Malone \. Y. A state trooDer was shot in the le f curing the raids. six men and one wt)ma e with a babe in her arms were arrested.
 Miss Lena Clark. former Palm Beac
 postmistress H7und not guilty Of murde
 on grounds of insanity by jury Wa
 ordered committed 10 the state insan : asylum by Judge Andrews who preside
 at the trial
 . Pennsylvania railroad freight trai l. bound from Newark to Jersey City be Il came uncouoled in crossing switci O e the Hackeuack meadows blocking bot s tracks of the Manhattan and Hudson tub
 line rr 5 minutes.
 n Mrs. Mary Johnson Lincoln. 75. authc e of The Boston Cook Tbok an authorit y on cookery and household economies an
 widely k1s,wn as a writer and lecturer 0 Is domestic science, died at her home 'e Boston.
 n Large American coal companies doin l. business in Suba and having offices v Havana were declared in rertorts receive
 at Washington in f;cial circles to be pr,
 pairing to replace their stocks of Amer
 can coal in the island with British coal
 President K. R. Kingsbury, of tf e, Standard oil company of Cal fornia ar l., nounced that his company had ci-sad m IS gotiatons with the Transcontinental o IS Company to jointly operate some of tf A latter's extensive properties in Oplombi r. Representatives ef unions of texti h workers. representing upwards of 15o.C ,e wage earners in the industry, met in Ne es York to organize a new b7dy to be know m as the Federated Textile Unions of Amel m ica.
 It was reported to the state depar
 nnent that Hart Mix an American citize T, who was killed in San Cruz, Bolivia, kil N ad three policemen and wounded tw
 others. Mix thought that he was alp, . to be attacked by the officers as he ws 'h '. entering his home.
 1t,
 e' Beresford Howell. negro seama was awarded s400 damages in the fe
 eral> court in Boston. against George
 Y ppe, captain of the schooner Lillian in Kerr, who shot him in the back during n- voyage from Jacksonville completed he
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