Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1921-12-13

ndnueu as a christmas present 10 w. L.
Mackenzie King, leader of the liberal
party.
Squads of special police were thrown
into the Christmas shopping crowds at
Boston in an attempt to stem an epi- !
demic of pocket picking:
Three hundred and fifty dry agents in
five states are combing the highways for
trucks carrying $500 cases of liquor seiz-
ed by a daring rum ring band in raid
on liquor warehouse at Baltimore.
Representative johnson said some of
the European countries are restricting
thir passports to the United States to
undesirable citizens they want to get
rid"
Chancellor Wirth appealed to the econ
on1ic council to pass bill for creation of
a credit organization among German in
dustries.
Eighteen American amateur wireless
stations have succeeded in crossing. the
Atlantic ocean, according to reports to
the American. Radio Relay League.
Premier BRAND has cabled congratuIa-
|tions to Rene Viviani and Albert Sarraut,
members of the French arms delegation,
praising their action in signing the new
four-power alliance agreement.
First annual report of the federal pow
er commission says production and use of
hylro-electric power in the United States
is destined to be the outstanding industri-
al fact of the next 25 years
Pennsylvania society conferred upon
Charles NJ .Schwab a gold medal for
distinguished achievement" at a dinner
of the society at the Waldorf-Astoria,
New York
The Korean commission announced 1t
was filing with the delegates a formal
brief in support of its claim of the right
to present Korea's case before the confer
erce.
| Exploding motion picture films are said
to have been the cause of the fire which
| destroyed both sides of Commerce street
for a block in Dallas, Texas. The crop
erly loss is estimated at ts500,000.
Thomas D. Mccarthy, former United
States marshal for the southern district
of New York, was elected vice president
of John Eckert & Co, insurance brok-
ers of New York.
Disclosure that the Guam-Yap cabl,
had been sealed at sometime within the
past three days by some person unknown
was made in a statement issued by the
Postal Telegraph and Cable company
owners of the line.
Officials of the Brooklyn navy yart
4 have started an investigation Of tn,
source of bootleg liuor blamed for tn
death of one sailor and the serious i'll
mes of many others during the pas
week
family Of. five gori1las. the fathe
of which weighs $50 pounds and, Il
pugilistic oarlance, has a reach of feet
Museum of National History, New York
Daniel S. Pratt, regarded as the pion
GER in the importation of Argentine wool
in grades that made them available fo
use in the mills of this country, died a
his home IN Newton, Mass
NJ. Viviani, head of the French deIega
| tion, has, telegraphed the French gov
ernrnent that in his opinion the arrnamen
conference was sufficiently advanced to
ward it's rrincipal object to permit his re
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