Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-06


 Mortiat, Belgian rider. won th. Paris-to- Brest-and-return hicvcIe rae an He covered the distance, about 7o r,i1e. Ill 05 hours and minutes,
 The missing lifeboat of the .rirrl.5 steamer Canadian Importer. containin- eleven members of the Importers crew was picked up 1o5 miles off San Fran CISCO by the tug Sea Lion.
 The actual condition of tn. E.x 1ork clearing house banks and trust companies for the week shows deficit of Stoo,070 in legal reserve. This is a decrease of $S,20s,650 from last week. Unemployment and the distincIination l or union men to spend money for bands and uniforms caused abandonment of pans for a Labor day parade in New l York.
 The Isiamfo Information Bureau here | received message from Constantinople | saylng that the Turkish nationalists had | victoriously resisted Greek attacks along the Sakarla river in Asia Minor. A bronze tablet, cOmmerative ef Theo- dore RooseVelts activities as a naturalist and exponent of outdoor life wasdedi cated at Hinckley, Me- at the Good Ny,l, Farm, an educational school for boys. | War department officials were hooe | ful yesterday that conditions in the West | Virginia mine field would permit imme- 1 diate withdrawal of part of the federal | force there.
 There is much speculation in foreign | office circ es in Paris, as to whom Premier Briand will take with him to the Washington conference on disarma- ment. ' i s--
 Ratification by the Siamsse govern ment September l of the new treaty of commerce and navigation recently nego- tlatlated with the United States was re. ported 10 the state department by the 1 Amerlcan miniser at Bangkok
 Twenty thousand cigars made .p.a- ally for London's fashionable women smokers are on the way from Cuba to meet the demand of those who require something stronger than ciga- rettes.
 Because of the failure of tn. rr.n. ton' N. J police to close motion pie
 Iure houses operating Sunday, Sheriff
 water Firth placed three managers of theatres and eight of their employees un. der arrest.
 Argentina oil fields will see much greater development in the next few years than in, the thirteen years since the nrst well was drilled, the commerce department was advised by Consul Gen. eraI Robertson at Buenos Aires
 The Continental Securities company
 which recently asked for the appointment
 of a receiver for the Interborough Ran.
 Id Transit Company, filed a suit agains,
 the company for S2O,O00 alleged to be
 overdue on notes.
 Postmaster General Hays, who con-
 ferred with a citizens committee inter.
 ested in New York postal problems said
 ne would approach with an open mind
 proposals that pneumatic tube mail ser. vice be restored, Samuel Untermeyer of New York. wh,
 has been having conference with Chan
 cellor Wirth at Berlin and with Conn,
 Apponyi of Hungary and other leadinr
 representatives of Austria, Hungary anC Czecho~Slovakia, at Carlsbad. has arriv ed in Paris,
 Former Emperor William of German, finds his almost constant state of soli tude in exile, since the death of forme Empress Augusta Victoria, strongly ou
 pressing him. despite his efforts to gail 5 diversion by reading. walking, sawin; wood and caring for his garden. Statements made before the Ynterstat Commission commission during recen hearings on grain rates, to the effect tha western railroads had concealed s2oe, ! 0oO,o0o of their earnings, were denie in statement issued by James F [ Woodworth, vice president of the North ern Pacific Railroad Company.
 One hundred Russian refugees recent l ly answered an advertisement of a vine | yard owner, offering temporary work a 5 grape picking at Montpelier. Franc Fifty of them were engaged, anon ': whom, the owner was astounded to fin I three former generals of the Russian in > perial army.
 n Mrs. Maud Ford, of WaterviIle. Conn if was seriously injured and her daushte
 Helen, was slightly hurt when the autr
 mobile in which they were riding wa |, struck by a Boston to New York expres ,t train of the New York, New Haven d Hartford Railroad at . grade crossin at Windsor Locks.
 st A movement to have all churches fha