Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-03

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 The death of Edgar saItus, pubIicist and author, at his home in New York was announced.
 Belief that the run on the Boston Five Gents Savings Bank whichs began Friday was nearing an end was expressed by of fcials of the company.
 Further efforts of Panama to have it's bounday dispute with Costa Rica again arbitrated have failed of approval at the state department
 Legislation to strengthen Texas laws so as to break up the secret organiza- tions of the ku KIux Klan type was sub mitted to the legislature by Gov. Neff.
 The Reading Coal Iron Co.,, has ad- vanced the price ef domestic sizes of antharcite ten cents ton at the mines as of Aug. 1.
 Vice President Coolidge visited the state house at Boston yesterday for the first time since his term as governor ex- | pired last January.
 Rich coal deposits have been found In the Guadalquivir River Valley, of Spain. according to the Semana Financiera, and the exploittion of beds has been begun. American aerOnauts may fly the new American dirigible ZR-2 across the conti- nent to the Pacific coast it was stated in London.
 Three thousand negroes attended the opening session of the second interna- tionaI convention of the Universal Negro Improvement Association in New York
 The United States transport Cantigny returned to New York from France bear ing the bodies of 1,400 American soldiers who were killed in the war and buried in French cemteries
 A deed recorded shows that Chief Jus. tice William Howard Taft has sold fo1 S25, 900 the house ill Whitney avenue New Haven, which he bought for a home several years ago.,
 Guernsey Mitchell. noted sculptor ant brother of Francis B. Mitchell, publisher of the Rochester Post Express, is deat at the home of his sister, Mrs. Laura M Kimball, in Rochester, N. Y.
 The senate reached an agreement tC limit speeches on the agriculture credit: bill, witch has been introduced as z substitute for the original Norris measure to 10 minutes, beginning today.
 Meat packers from every part of tn, United States are expected in Chicago August s. and 10 for the annual con vention of the Institute of American Meat Packers.
 Plans for a trans-PoIar flight fl September, from Point Barrow, Alaska to Spitsbergen and tho North Cape, Nor way, were announced by Edwin Fairfa, Naulty, of New Ycrk. v
 The cotton new year, with Its annun statistics and ruSa of excited tradin l was marked by an advance in price whicI
 experts estimated would bring souther1 ! planters $41,000,000 more for their cror Plans for consolidation of the Fis
 Rubber company, of Chicopee. and tn ; Federal Rubger company, with it's sub sidiary fabric manufacturing corporation the Ninigret company, were announced.
 Sales of Sears Roebuck Co.,, for Jul
 decreased 36.24 per cent. compared wit J is decrease for seven months to Jul 31 was 36.33 per cent.
 : H. c. Prick Coke Co., has announce l a 10 per cent cut in wages effective a once. Forty thousand men are affecte f by the reduction, which virtually rees tablishes the 1916 wage scale.
 Lady Lena" barred Plymouth Roc 2 hen registered at the Dominion Exper . mental Farm at Kentville N. S., laid 10 e eggs in 1o4 days. During 1920 she Iai | 246 eggs,
 n Oil wells completed during Jul e amount to 1,706 a decrease of S65 con | pared with June. New prt e duction credited to these wells was 22: s 007 an increase of 990S barrels Dr
 holes numbered 433.
 Headquarters of the chief of the ale, E ed United States 'bootlegging ring al
 in Cincinnati, Ohio, according to a stat 0 ment issued by J. Sherman Porter, chi f prohibition inspector for Kentucky, who e term of office expired this week. [. Three hundred unemployed heads $ families went to work at Racine, Vii l. on street, park and cemetery improv if ments under a municipal work projec l. for which bond issue of $150, 600 W;
 created by the city.
 e Several thousand building constructic l. workers, who have been on strike at R e chester since April, returned to wol $ without waiting for a decision on u $ new wage sch edules being considered T. the arbitration board recently appointed t. Thomas Harrison, of Baltimore, v 2. leave for England today on the Adriat st to meet his mother, Mrs. Marguerite t. Harrison. newspaper correspondent, I ,e gently released after detention In S E. viet Russia.
 Twelve thousand dollars worth
 whiskey-112 cases-seized by authoriti
 at Cape May, N. l., July Il when tn
 arrested Emanuel Katz, alleged ''pilo D of a convoy of booze ships to Atlant
 City, will be dumped into Delaware Ba e. Louis Judelovitz. of Brooklyn, the fiji e. man named in the government slack ne lists to be tried in Brooklyn by coul ne martial, was sentenced to serve one ye H. in military prison and forfeit all p 'l- and allowances from the date of indr
 tion, May, 1918.
 IT. A violent earthquake shock was f H. at Leghorn, Italy, and elsewhere Me an days, says a despatch to the Lond 7o' Times from Milan. Severe damage "
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