Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-10

An epidemic of dysentery. which caus- ed more than 35 deaths, has broken out | at Tiefenort in middle Germany. Hospi- | tals are reported overcrowded
 President Harding. it IS reported. Is contemplating ten-day cruise on the | Mayhower, between now and the date | set for congress reassembling.
 Demonstrations by the unemployed were held in many places throughout England, and in several cities serious disorders were narrowly averted.
 Henry Ford has Ueen invited to pur chase the defunct Missouri and North Arkansas railroad when the railroad is sold at public auction next month
 Senator Calder. of New York. believes legalization of PTS per cent. beer and imposition of heavy tax on it would aid congress in solving tax revision. 1 Yellow fever has broken out in Hon. duras according to dispatches received at KingstoH, Jamaica. Fourteen aas- es and four deaths were reported to the authorities.
 Directors of the Utah Copper Co.,, de- clared the usual quarterly dividend of 50 cents per share on the capital stock Of the company at the regular quarter | ly meeting.
 A crime wave is expected in Chicago during the coming winter, and Chief of Police F'itzmorris has taken steps to deal with it. He ordered three new police stations opened.
 Lava in HaIemaumau orator or kilauea volcano in Hawaiia is rising rapidly 1t is reported by VolcanoIogist dagger. An overflow is expected dur ing October or November.
 Miss Corrinne Deresde-nier. of A Orange street. Meriden, has been appoint ed as instructor for wemAn in the in dustries at the Trades Department for the Blind at Wetsersfeld
 Ephraim Alexander, 6S, senior mem Der of the wholesale dry goods firm of Alexander and Bashlow of Waterbury. was killed by motor truck driven by Howard c. Sillas, a conductor.
 Fire of unknown origin destroyed the plant of the Yellow Pine Lumber CO, of Clifton, N. J., and caused S20, 900 da.- age Two residents nearby were dam aged to the extent of s2,0OO. Burnett Y. Tiffany, younger son of the founder of the jewelry 1ir'n ot Tifferv and Company, New York. $ seeking a1 increased allowance frj-, "spe- cii !lr if trust" established D. E.s fatte-'s wi 4 reduction apprOximatinE six per
 oent. in the wages of the 500 sl oe workers employed by tte J. H. Winchel Co.,, Inc, at Haverhill, Mass has beer made by the state board Of arbitration Benedict Crowesa. former assistant
 secretary of war. was elected pres.den of the Aero Club of America succeed ing Myron T. Herrick, who resign,4l or becoming American ambassador 10 Par ts.
 Bodies of the four aIrmen wha los their lives last Saturday ia the n.ounta I district of Nicholas coun.y w Va E when an army air3.lna in wl.fcn he were riding fell, wee sent to lhei homes.
 4 second consignment of three car \ loads of food from Moscow to feed thIr ty thousand children in Samara, pend . ing the arrival of food sent by the Amer : lean Relief Administration. has been fol = warded.
 Reports at Fatrbenks, Alaska, de m scribed the richest boI1 strik, sine r. Cleary Creek days along Wilbur Cree
 north of Fairbanks. A stanneie Of mir
 CTS and prospectors was u7ler way i1
 mediately.
 IS Damage estimated at about s25,oC
 was caused by fire in the dining roo
 of the New York home of James Speve ey banker, who is in Europe. Costly pain al ings and furnishings were ruined | SH water and smoke.
 p Under the will of the late John VI ne Mullen. president ot the Atlantis, f;u C. & Pacific Dderging Co.,, Cornell unive e. sity will pljhSbly receive S2.OOo 900. IT al will has bcen filed at South No 't- walk, Conn, for probate.
 Cablesrams received from Tollio di
 close that the Japanese government h; ;I, made another effort to open negotiation
 with China looking to the relinquis x ment by Japan of Fsingtau and oth VI parts of the Shantung peninsula. tn The Chapman Valve Manufa cturir n- Company of Springfield. Mass. a
 nounced today. effective Monday. fl aH wage reduction of ten per cent. for
 entire factory and office force. inclu T ing officials, totalling about 700. !" NJ. Rite, president of the Chamb
 of Syndicate of Agriculture Machine
 Manufacturers, of France in a letter
 the French minister of commerce, decla IA es French manufacturers never can col
 pete with Germans in pont of price. the
 7as The Wn1ys-Morrow Company in ec- mira, Y. r, which manufactures pal Eed for the Willys-Overland automobfl, nlo yesterday issued call for two thoi re- and former employees to return to w1 ot- The pant has been closed for sevel 1ur weeks
 Ing
 The sale Of fe1 acres of Iaud ir T To- troit, Mich, formerly used by the arr elp as rife range, for S354.100 wal 2
 nounced by Secretary Weeks T,.e S:
 price netted the government profit
 $236,S27 ovr the cost Of the land wh RK the army bought 1t twenty years ago.