Norwich bulletin., 1921-10-19

lIornlo, during September totaled 364,314 | barrels compared with 323,616 in August
 Chief Justice Taft announced supreme court would recess from Oct. 24 to Nov. '.
 British admira1ity is reported experi- | menting with a gyroscopic machine to | prevent rolling of vessels at sea.
 Sir Ernest Shackleton arrived at Fun | chol Island of Madeira, on board his ex- | ploration ship the Quest.
 Supreme court refused to review case of City of Dallas against federal court, | which fixed telephone rates at Dallas
 Canadian railroads will not be affected l by the proposed strike on lines in the 1 United States.
 Geological Survey says bituminous prouction improved during first week of October, total output is estimated at g. 105,00O tons.
 According to Madrid dispatch, the City of Zeluan, captured by Spanish troops from tbs Moors is a city of the dead.
 Senator Dial. of South Carolina, con- demned Federal Judge Landis for hold ing the baseball position while remaining on the bench
 An earthquake shock lasting four min utes was felt throughout the Panama Ca nal Zone No damage was done the ca nal
 r. M. Buckingham. president of the Bank of Western Carolina, killed himself at his home at Barnwell, S. c. III health was given as the cause for his action.
 Secretary of Sta<e Hughes, EIihu Root, Senators Lodge and Underwood, mem bers of armament delegation, will meet next Friday.
 Capt. William Daniels GO, said to have commanded the first boat to reach Nome in the gold rush of 1900. died at his home in Berkley, Cal a
 Peasants of Ukronia are revoIting against the soviet government and one bolshevik regiment is said to have nut inied, according to Bucharest report
 State department says temporary re- sumption of cable service over the Island Ol l ebp uOeS IiOt IlGdI ludl lue 1Op COIL troversy is settled.
 Mrs. Parker Brueggman of St. Louis was nominated by President Harding to be a member of the United States Em- ployees' compensation commission.
 Reports received at Vienna from Bel
 grade are to the effect that King Alex
 ander is expected to return from France
 on October 19.
 The captain and crew of the thrae-
 masted schooner Maplefeld were rescued !, in heavy seas off the Florida coast by the United Fruit liner Ulua. Three persons were killed and two ser iously injured as the result of a fire
 which destroyed a rooming house at Dal-
 las, Texas.
 Y Major General David c. Shanks, com
 mander of Cani9 Dix, was confined to the
 base hospital as a result of slight in : juries received while playing golf at the : camp.
 e Six persons were bitten by a mad dor : which ran amuck through the streets O. e Lawrence Mass, for nearly two hour e before he was shot by Policeman Pat 2 rick Casey, who gave chase in an auto 2 mobile.
 l. The prospect of important changes ir
 the Belgian cobinet opened up as Dossi 7. bility through the announcement by M 0 Devez, the minister of national defense e that he intended to resign. il Three seats were sold at auction O I. New York Coffee and Sugar Exchange e The first brought s4500, the second S4,
 600 and the third $4,630. The last previ e ous sale was on Sept. 24 at $4,OOO. n Everett II. Lamb of Wareham, for 1t merly office manager for the Ashlan |. Leather company in Boston. was arreste e charged with larceny of s4,9o0 from tn ,r Boylston National bank.
 Roy A. Haines, federal prohfbitio
 commissioner, yesterday directed the dis
 missaI of sixteen prohibition enforce IT ment agents on the force of William {
 Mcconnell, prohibition director fer Penn 2 sylvania.
 - Professor J. Ernest Woodland, 5 aa head of the science department of NJ Gs chanics Institution died in Rochester, a5 Y He was known for experiments wit -e wireless telegraphy and liquid air. u Norcan Grant of New York, fresl ..,t man in Wesleyan University, was knockt a5 unconscious in football scrimnage yeste ', day His condition was said to be ser 1,+ ous.
 i Brigadicr General Alfred Alexand - Woodruff U. S. A., retired, died at h
 home in Princeton, N. J. He was we ce eran of the Civil war, a member of maj HI medical organizations and one of Prl\ on tons oldest graduates. nd Hope that final peace between Irelal
 and England" will result from the pre- tai ent negotiations was expressed by H. IT. Boland who arrived in Washington ye
 terday as the representative of the I
 public of Ireland. oN Senator McKellar of Tennessee, W
 knocked down and run over by an aut 1n- mobile while crossing Pennsylvania a will enue in front of the White House He T of ceived cuts about the face and bruist a none of which were serious. to- -
 as Bank accounts of Police Commission he Enright of New York, showing bank q TO- posits aggregating $1o0, ,421Ss since
 assumed office in 1918 were read into k" record of the Meyer legislative comm es- tee.