Norwich bulletin., 1921-10-27


 Odenburg, in West Hungary. l.
 Major General Charles T. Menoher, former chief of army air service has been assigned to command the First division at Camp Dix, N. J.
 The steamship Prince Arthur, bound from Yarmouth S.. to Boston, with passengers and cargo, went ashore in Yarmouth harbor.
 In note delivered to the ambassadors council the Polish government accepts the decision of the allies concerning Upper Silesia.
 Federal officers today seized 1147 quarts of bonded whiskey found bur- jed beneath 800 bushels of turnips in a freight car at Amesbury. Mass.
 Fred W. Adams, a widely known lum- Der dea-er, died at his home in Auburn Me- aged 54. He is survived by his l wife and one son.
 Nearly 100000 persons will be with | out employment throughout the coming | winter in Great Britain, declares T. J. | McNamara, minister of labor. A definite plan for re-unitfng the | Methodist Episcopal church, North and South, is to be made here immediately preceding the world conference of the Methodist Episcopal church.
 Chief Engineer Caleb M. saville of the | Hartford Water department, was ap- | pointed chairman ot the state commits sion on the pollution of the waters of | Connecticut.
 | Liquor runners have been bringing l- quor across the Canadian border at night on a rubber tired power driven hand car operated over the rails of the Spo- kane Falls and Northern railway.
 Army surplus material costing the government s209,62O,147 had been transferred by the war department to other governmental agencies on Septem- Der 30.
 l A far-reaching and, for England. sem sational decision has been rendered by the house of lords in a ruling that money paid by check in settlement of a gambling debt is recoverable by the loser.
 The Cunard line announced that the IAquitania, bringing Premier Lloyd George and his official party would sail from Southampton November 3, two days ahead of regular schedule.
 r Sir John Kennedy, consulting engineer of the Montreal harbor commission and
 in Canada, died in Montreal. He was
 s3 years old.
 F ". R. (Bat) Masterson, former sheriff , in the southwest and in recent years a sporting editor of the Morning Telegraph, died of heart disease while at work at his desk in New York. He was 66 years old. , Unti1 the prohibitory liquor law is , removed from the state constitution, the sale of beer or other liquors cannot take place in Maine, Attorney General Rans-
 ford W. Shaw said.
 The state public service commission
 denied the petition of fifteen residents of
 Concord N. H., that the operation of F one-man cars on the local street rail- I way be forbidden. | Search for radium needles valued at $10,000 will be made in the sewers of the City hospital at Hamilton Ont on arriv- !, al of an expert from Pittsburgh, Pa, . 'i equipped with a magnetic instrument for ! attracting radium. 1 Passage of the AppIeby bill to prevent . pollution of navigable waters with oil and other refuse matters was urged be- I for the house rivers and harbors com
 mittee by delegation from New York f and nearby cities.
 Sam Gordon, S5 year old negro, was hoy 1z,, ,rI@
 after the shooting to death of Joe Kim. to have shot Kinbau during a uarrel ovel :, bag of oceans.
 Seventeen men indicted in connection II with the fight between townspeople and a . private detectives in Matewan, w Va. \. May 19, 1920 never will be brought tt a trial, said Judge R. D. Bailey, of the e Mingo county court.
 . a It is reported that former King Charls e accepted internationally terms offered II him by Admiral Horthy, the regent ant h that he has been assigned to the Rene s- dictine Abbey of Tihany. on Platter h Lake.
 le The fast dwindling band of those wh, js in the sixties shouldered their guns unde
 the Stars and Bars gathered in Chatta
 nooga, Tenn, for the annual reunion O : the United Confederate Veterans Associ s ation.
 ', Three armed bandits who attempted t. N, hold up a branch of the Canadian Banl =, of Commerce, in Montreal, during tn n lunch hour were frightened off by tn rs manager, J H. Carnegi, when he fire r. one shot at them. They escaped in 1e stolen automobile. ,a In official uarters at Berlin it was as w serted that there was no information con }: corning a report that it was the America at governments intention to invite the Ger h. man government to the approaching con r. ference on limitation of armaments a I'd Washington.
 Substitution of the piece-work syste1
 in the ladies' garment manufacturing ir ID dustry for the week-work basis with d- downward revision of wages, effective Nc =, venlber fl, was agreed upon at meetin = of the Cloak, Suit and Skirt Manufac Id turers' Protective Association in Ne, in York.
 ar 4 nationwide appeal for English we ar men to demonstrate their support of tn