Norwich bulletin., 1921-11-15
FRIENDLY RELATIONS ARE PROCLA!, ,y,5
 BETWEEN UNITED STATES AND GERMANY
BRIEF TELECRAMS
Frederick Atwster became mayor of Bridgeport at noon yesterday.

2 York from Quantico, Va, Ito guard mails l l Duchess County (N. Y.) reports appli- cations were filed for 5000 hunting H- censes this season.
 Forty barrels of liquor that had been confiscated by dry agents were dumped
 in Potomac river. Westminster Gazette >says reduction in Etra-n car fares from one penny and half
 to one penny Is being considered.
 Dry agents discovered 90 cases. of whis-
 key valued at s13.ooo, in the coal bins
 of the Furness. Withy steamship Partna. 4 total of 400 900 new member
 ships is reported by American Red Cross
 One hundred thousand more are needed to l fill quota desireds
 | Roland o. Lamb, president of the John
 Hancock Mutual Life Insurance company.
 died in Boston. He was T years old and had been ill for q year. Governor Cox of Massachusetts, urged
 all college and high school students to follow the armament conference in Wash
 ington as part of their studies. l The 1921 fire chart of the New York
 State Conservation Commission shows
 loss of $49,s20 in total of 720 forest fires.
 as compared with sSoo.ooo loss from 600 fires in 1908.
 Charged with having Ss bottles of li- quor worth $1,0oo secreted in leather jackets, which they wore. four men were araigned in the Jefferson Market Court, New York.
 l War department will extend the time granted New York to dismantle Chelsea ! piers which extend beyond the lines es- abolished by the department for the safe ty of navigation.
 l American Academy of Arts and Letters will hold a memorial meeting Friday, , Nov. IS, as tribute to John Burroughs l at the academy, 15 West Eghty-f -frst , street. New York.
 Fire of undetermined origin in the building in Stamford occupied by the Connecticut Shirt Company and Mathew Rosenbloom did damage placed at be- , tween $2o,oOO and $4o,ooo. John Jay whipp1e. former mayor of | Brockton and president of the Wildey f Savings bank of Boston since it's insti- , tuition in 1892, died in Brockton in his : 74th year.
 : It Is reported in Albany the car repair l shops of the New York Central railroad.
 at West Albany, have been sold to the s American Foundry Co. Change of own ership to become effective Wednesday. Harry F. Meehan, veteran New York y banker, has been made one of the vice
 presidents of the Chatham & Phenix Ma
 tional bank and will be in charge of the
 newest branch at Eighth avenue and 14th
 street.
 Joseph schwimmer, private detective,
 who was shot on October 2 by alleged rum runners, and whose condition was
 critical for placed under arrest at the F hospital at Bridgeport and taken to city
 court for arraignment. .. -t mail pouch containing S26,OoO i, = checks, which disappeared Oct 15 whil in en route from Dedham to Boston, wa. [, found by postoffice inspectors beside th Ii tracks near the Back Bay railroad sta -- tion. Boston.
 .d The police have information that tn, = fishing party on a motor boat, Franni, ,fI J., picked up off New Haven, Sunday i- were landed at Mamaroneck N. Y. c. L l. Clark, living in West Haven, was tn .a owner
 ,. A murder and suicide said by the DO .1I lice to have resulted from a quarrel oc +s cured at Bow, N. H. Raymond Garland se a farmland, is alleged to have committe ,a suicide after shooting and killing Gile
 F,n1erEoO If Royfnrd Mocs H.
 "a Secretary Nathan, of the milk confer 4. ence board will ask Supreme Court Jus
 tice Kelley, of New York to make perma f. nent an injuction he granted few day of ago compelling drivrs to refrain from VI Id olence and interference with the com re panies' efforts to distribute milk
 The fishing schooner Elsie R., whic s6 put out from Sheepshead Bay Sunda es with twelve men on board for a day D. fishing trip, had not been heard fror or yesterday, and police headquarters ser in radio to all ships in this vicinity to b ch on the lookout.
 Robert Parkinson, an EngIishmar le, whose fortunes failed in this country ho walked from Fl Paso, Tex, to New Yorl as The last leg of his trip. 90 miles, fror IT, Philadelphia, he covered in 16 hour, le, Master of the steamship Orbita signe ny him as a member of the crew. he
 le, Wellington Ketcham, 69 an insuranc tn agent, dropped dead at New Haven. H
 was formerly hotel man. widely know, at and in 1887 was owner of the ill-fate he Park Central hotel in Hartford in whic ly, there was boiler explosion and fir 'ly in which 35 persons died. nd
 III At least nine persons are believed he have been burned to death in a tenemel lis house fire in New, York Five bodies. a
 l unidentified, were found huddled togeth,
 near 8 doorway on the fifth floor of tl
 building and f1remen stated that the, ,r were four more bodies in the ruint
 structure.
 Three men cleaning the inside of In huge cider vat, in Northford, we, .rs thrown to the bottom of it by the breal ,-Ss ing of sccffold on which they stoo bo Tony Savinalei was suffocated by il so fumes, Gabriel Nutile, the owner "; ,ed badly hurt and the other man was on 4O bruised.
 bla Karl von Bergmann, former unde ,rl1 secretary of finance of Germany, who
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