Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1921-12-12

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Cunard . uuitania from southamp-
on and - arg made a new speed re-
ord fre lower New York bay to her
lock.
Fs> dficers destroyed 1.460 quarts
If n a storage warehouse in New
federal district court.
Official announcements was made In Ma
drid that the Spanish-American postal
signed in Nov, 1920, will be-
come effective Jan. 1.
Secretary Weeks was criticised in the
house of representatives by Representa-
tive Tincher of Kansas, TO- his address
in New York.
Police of paris announced they are on
the trail of the man who sent the bomb |
to the home of Myron 7. Herrick, Amerl- |
can ambassador.
Congressman Rossda1e, of New York. |
bill in the house providing |
for a. general sales tax to pay the SOL |
diers' bonus.
Premier BRAND said he would accep
the invitation cf Prime Minister Lloyd
George to go to London for a discussion
of German reparations.
The Earl of HaIsburt, who was lord
h ~, 111r N,-1
Salisburys and A. ]. Balfour's ministries,
died yesterday morning in London.
District Attorney Joseph c. PeIIetier
of Suffolk county, Mass, was ordered to
stand trial before the supreme court on
Dec 1s.
Thomas Egan, irish tenor, who ended
his tour of this country in st. Paul, MINI,
announced that he will return to Dublin ,
to assume dictatorship of the new Irish
national opera.
Prosperity has revived and the country
is getting back to normal conditions, ac-
ccrding to figures presented at the Aft-
teenth annual convention of Life Ins,r-
ance president in New York.
According to announcement from the
French foreign office, France approves
ma dwelcomes the project for four
power Pacific agreement including Amer
lea, Great Britain, Japan and France"
Scores of followers of Carlos Herrera,
whose government was recently over
i thrown in Guatemala, are crossing the
! Mexican border fearing for their safety
undPr the par raoi,,,a
! One of four bandits who Saturday rob-
bed bank messenger of 1000, was shot
and Killed by companion. His body
was thrown from the bandits automobile
miles from the scene of the robbery.
Legislation to revive the United States
Grain Corporation with a government
guarantee OF probably $3.50 a bushel for
/ wheat will be asked of the present ses-
sion of congress.
Henry c. Iron, of PlainfieId. n. j.. a
construction engineer, who was asked to
retauild the devastated villages OF France
i sails en- the AqUitania for Europe Tues
day TO confer with the officials Of the
French government.
Air passenger lines viii soon become a
regular part of the transportation of this
country, L. B. Lent, an expert on com-
rnercial air2lane service told members OF
the aeronuatic division of the American
Society of Engineers
George V. Halliday, broker. and Harry
Turner, editor Of magazine, were in.
dicted by the St Louis federal grand
jury for alleged counterfeiting cf 81,
o0o,e9O of j. P, Morgan & Co.'S interim
receipts for French government bonds.
Vault of the First National Bank a
Claysourg, Pa, was cut open by robber!
using an acetylene torch They loote,
LIBERTY bonds. Loss has not been esti
mated.
; Postmasters who find 1t necessary I,
employ additional help during the holida,
period have been instructed by the post
office department to give employment t,
those who need it most in an effort to re
! lieve unemployment conditions
The Suffolk County (NIass) grand jur,
indicted James Luna and John Dubec. G
Scranton. Pa, and John Pietkewicz o
Detroit for the robbery of S2S,444 fror
a 'oiifA AAiOo7CiSClS dl OHSiS6d, TO week
!, ago.
Anthony Mello of Lowell, Mass,
former member of the 63rd Engineers
with the American Expedftionary forces
said that he saw two men hanged d
. France and had written letter to tha
affect to Senator Watson of Georgia.
Former Governor Francis Burton Har
rison of the Philippines, who is now i
> Spain, cabled friends in New ork, an
nouncing the engagement of his daughter
:, Virginia Randolph Harrison to Chfistia
Gross Of Chicago.
Sir Thomas Lawrence's Portrait q
Miss Harriet Day one of the bes
known -deces cf eighteenth century poi
! traiture has ben sold by the Fearo
i Galleries of New York to an unname
. American collector. for $4,000.
The monthly tonnage report of IL
United States Steel Corporation, shove
\ 4250.542 tons of untitled orders on han
November 30. This is decrease fro
n October's untitled order which totalle
J 4,2S6,S29 tons.
r Four policemen killed and or
wounded while breaking up a street fgl