Norwich bulletin., 1921-10-08

agreement between Canada and the soviet government has been signed.
 Chief Justice Taft says it is likely vio- lations of the prohibition law will greatly | increase before they begin to get fewer"
 A bill introduced in Swiss national | council provides for 9-hour working day | in factories.
 Three obsolete battleship, a cruiser and two monitors will be sold as junk at the Philadelphia navy yard.
 Dr. Hermes, food minister in the Wirth cabinet it is reports has been appointed German ambassador to this country.
 The 18th infantry was ordered to re- turn to Camp Sherman, Ohio, from West Virginia, where it has been stationed since the recent coal field disorders.
 Scott NJ. Mcbride, head of the Anti Saloon League, in Chicago, called on the people to elect officials who well enforce prohibition laws.
 An organization known as the moon- sinners union was formed at Nassau, Wis. to provide it's members with a de- fense fund to Combat prosecution.
 Gold holdings of the bank of France for week ending Oct. ) totaled 5.523, ,3OO,- 900 francs, compared with 5,525, 900 for previous week.
 Senator Colt advocated in the senate arbitration with Great Britain on the question of free tolls for American ships | through the Panama canal. Approximately 44,O0O men have been taken back by the Pennsylvania, New York Central. New Haven and Erie rail- roads since May l.
 Greek forces in Baki Shehr dispersed a band of Turks who made attack on them. Casualties on both sides were heavy, it was announced.
 Hundreds of persons have died of pleague in the city Of Jubbulpur, British India says a dispatch to the London Daily Mail from Allahaba.
 Jim Mutrie, who aided in founding the New York Giants many years ago, has been placed on the club salary list at s25 week for the rest of his life. Farmers State bank of Windom. Minn.. with a capital of S35,000 and surplus of s45.OO0, was closed by the state bank ex- aminer. Depleted reserve was given as the cause
 Importers of cattle from any country except Canada or Mexico must obtain a kpermit from the department of agrcul- ture because of the prevalence of foot | and mouth disease in foreign countries.
 Estate of the late George W. Watts head Of the Durham-Duplex Razor Co. estimated at s12,705.545. according te papers filed by executors in Durham. \
 The British embassy which thas alter
 hated between Washington and Dark
 Harbor during the past four months. was
 moved to Washington for the winter
 yesterday.
 President Harding nominated Laurits s
 Swenson of Minnesota, who served as American minister to several European
 countries prior to 1913, to be minister tc Norway.
 Emperi- Yoshihito conferred the Ordel of the Rising Sun on Major General Leon ard Wood and w. Cameron Forbes. o the American mission to the Philippines who are on visit to Japan. Major General Lejeune, commander o the L. s. Marine Corps, urged in speeci at American Red Cross, at Columbus, O. the maintenance of an efficient army ant [ q 1icar ant Reduction of the training period for re
 serve officers of the army engineer corp from three to two morths in order tt
 make possible larger attendance was an nounced by the war department. The Canadian general election will b held December 6. Premier MeiEhen an nounced yesterday. Nominations will b
 made November 2e, Parliament will b
 summoned January r, 1922. Charles Carroll of CarolIton. Maryland /; who played a prominent part in America Red Cross work in Italy during the wal z died suddenly in the garden of his will at Mentone, near Nice France Mrs Margaret Brennan, 30. sistcr-in |. law of Chief of Police w. H. Brennan 0
 Stamford. was killed by an automobil , while crossing a street. The driver wa
 arrested.
 I. Senator Newberry, republican, Michigan = yesterday took his seat in the senate fc O the first time since the filing of commit d tee reports on the contest brought b a Henry Ford.
 r Judge B. W. filling in police court q ,- New Britain, declined to proceed wit -- ,he case of Joseph Jonas, bartender of
 Saloon raided by the police, until til '- proprietor whoever he may be- is ais h arrested.
 a Hunters coming out of the woods vel e terday brought word of having seen bu {" moose in Smith Village. a section of Ne
 Ipswich, N. H.. just over the Massach1 y sets line.
 n Two deaths tby hanging of tive fou
 teen year old boys in Chicago in less tha
 a week offered the authorities one of u
 most puzzling problems they have face
 for months.
 John Lawrence, proprietor of n saIoc 'e Nh New Britain, was fined Si00 and SCI n ,enced to ten days in jail by Judge E. 'i filling, in police court. on a charge Us violating the liquor law. ot The strike of lonEshoremen was exten ot ed to Portland, Me, on a small sea Of when sixty longshoremen refused to n " load two China clay steamers under il
 new wage scale and working hours.