Norwich bulletin., 1921-11-05

11drTlSS was reported leaking badly 12 miles west of Nantucket Lightship, and in need of immediate assistance Gold importations by the United States from January l to October 30 totaled $593 3,505, ,506, according to the federal re- serve board.
 The body of Louis TeIIier, Massachu- 1 setts open golf champion, was found hanging by a small rope in a shelter on the links of the Brae Burn Country club
 Tracts of land aggregating 3e9e acres l in Wyoming will be thrown open to entry by ex-service men for 63 days from De- cember 30, 1921.
 | Investigation and development of plans for warehousing corn on large scale is to be undertaken by a committee ap- pointed by the war finance corporation.
 Southern California oil workers who have been on strike for several weeks, have voted practically unanimously to accept recommendations of their district council for return to work.
 The theft of jewels valued at S2o.O0O from his room in a hotel at Pittsburgh was reported to the police by A. s. Riley, salesman for New York jewelry con- cern.
 Permits for the transportation of
 liquor except into five states will be de-
 nied by state federal prohibition direc-
 tors under inst iuctions sent out by Com
 missioner Hay les.
 The disappearance of mail pouch
 containing s26,O00 in negotiable checks,
 sent by the Dedham National Bank To the Boston clearing house, became
 known yesterday.
 Harold D. Wilson, prohibition deld agent for Massachusetts, announced the
 discharge of three enforcement agents
 as step in the reorganization of his
 department.
 Southern Pacific railroad announced reduction of from 25 to 30 per cent. in freight rates on hardwood lumber and
 forest rroducts from Mississippi Valley producing points. Dan R. Hanna, son of the late Senator Marcus A. Hanna, and proprietor of the \ Cleveland News. died at his country home \ at Croton-on-the-Hudso Former Emperor Charles would be de- 3 prived of royal prerogatives by the terms z of a bill prepared by the ministry of jus
 tice for introduction in the national as-
 se1rbly of Hungary.
 = Soldiers who paid for the transports.
 tion of European brides to this countr,
 must stand the expense themselves ac
 cording to a ruling by Comptroller Gen n eral McCarl.
 s More thin ten million dollars has beer .l added to the grand lists or 72 towns ir l. the state. which have lists of less thar n four million dollars each, by the sta.,
 board of equalization.
 - Eight persons were injured. none o O them seriously when Pennsylvania pas z senger train No sol bound from Colum n bus to Sandusky, Ohio. was derailed a
 Lewis Center, near Columbus, O. 1t The fishing schooner Leonora Snveira n out of Boston, is wreck on Peaked Hil f Bars. One of her crew, Edward Mouse = was lost, washed overheard by the SC;
 that piled the schooner on the reef
 The appointment of pr. Harlow Snap IT ley, formerly of the Mount Wilson Sola
 Observatory at Pasadena, Calif, as di r rector of the Harvard College Observa "a tory, was announced.
 IF Pensions of s60 a month for honeis-. r. discharged soldiers, sailors and marine A who served in the war with Spain, Phil ippines Insurrection and Chinese Boxe Ia uprising. are proposed in bill by Con l. gressman Gernerd, of Pennsylvania. ls
 William J. Carroll aged 65 years, ve, " eran telegrapher of New York newspar ,e CTS, died while at work in the Banker n Trust Go. office. He had Just started D. wire to the West when he fell dead C or heart disease.
 IS George 0'ConneI1 who was charge
 with trying to sell Yale students liquo
 in their dorni.ory rooms, was fined s2o
 and costs in city court in New Haven O D the charge O. illegally transportin
 liquor. " An appropriation of s5,ooo,oes to b 1e used in furnishing employment to invo h. untary idle on highways, river and hal lg bors improvements and reclamations c r. arid land projects is proposed in bill ir 1t troduced by Representative Morin. D, Socialist national headquarters ;n Ch h. cago announced that it has printed an H. is prepared to distribute copies of Eu
 gene V. Debs- speech at Canton. ohi,
 during the war which led to his convictio
 and sentence to ten years in prison.