Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-03

S520,000 per day since January l, ac- cording to the director of sales.
 Anarchy hns been increasing In the western part of the Spanish zone Of Morocco during the past ten days, says a Tangier dispatch to the London Times.
 Forest fires have again attained dan gerous proportions throughout Cape Breton, N S. Destruction of consider able standing timber is reported.
 Mine fatalities have been reduced ap- proximately 20 per cent. in the last | five years, by new safety devices and regulations in mines.
 National Highways Protective Society reported that 1,572 persons were killed in New York state since Jan. l by au- tomobiles. naval tug struck and cepsired dredge of the New Jersey Shipbuilding & Dredging Co.,. in Hell Gate. Captain McKinnon and the 2S men of the crew took to their lifebosts and were saved Captaiu Janney, former English avi- ator. who is in jail at Lethbridge, AL berta. awaiting trial. today began the ! twenty-ffth day of what he says is hunger strike.
 The Ford Motor Company has in
 the neighborhood of s54.o0o. 900 in cash in the bang according to report ten- | dered the department of state at Lans- ing, Mich.
 l Continued hot weather and high winds
 are daily adding to the forest fire men
 ace in District No. l of the forest ser vice in Montana Many fires are re-
 ported to be beyond control.
 Governor Miller of New York is in
 favor of a constitutional amendment to
 overcome the obstacles in the way of a
 boHuS to residents of the stae who
 served in the World war.
 The French armored cruiser Edgar | Quinet will convey the French delegates
 to the forthcoming conference on dis
 armament and far eastern questions at l Washington.
 Deputy Sheriff Price was killed and | F.. l.. Melendure, alleged bootlegger,
 was wounded in a clash between deputy
 sheriffs and bootleggers at Thermopolis,
 Wis.
 Lima, Ohio. . city of s5.e0o inhabi-
 tants, is without gas. The Lima Natural
 Gas Co.. whose franchise expired, shut
 down because the city demanded gas al
 a lower rate.
 Two sailors of the '. 2. S. Barney who committed a series of hold-ups in Central Park, New York, on the eve
 ming of July 24, were sentenced by Judge Mulqueen to Sing Sing prison for a term of from l-2 to Is years each Traffic signals used In Boston will b adopted as standard by all cities. .ani towns of Massachusetts. A resolution to this effect was passed Thursday b, Police Chiefs Association of Massachu setts
 Ad04phus l.. Fitzgerald, of Eurdua 2 Nevada, s1 dean of the supreme con
 sistory of the thirty-third degree, Scot
 tish Rite Masonry for the southern jur isdiction of the United States, died a N the home of his son in Boston, Mass. 'r Argentina's proposition granting "a -e rious countries freedom of action r, .e garding posta! rates between America ,s nations has been approved by the con It mission of the Pan-American Posti r. Congress.
 T. The country's merchant marine t falling far short of receiving its shsl le of American ocean freights. sccordin lc to the federal reserve boards surve
 of the shipping situation during Aul ne ust.
 C. JF McManus, a chemist. took poiss " Thursday lu b,s shop at Boothbay Ha re bo-, Maine shortly after he had Eivc Id s5,o0o bail to appear before the grar ," jury on charge of operating a hqui 10 still
 :. German competition with Ameries "a trade in Argentina is severely felt. al .d in some instances American articl o- have been busted from the market sa ~ 5 Edward F. Feely. commercial attaci n at the American embassy. Id Jean Ghiks. of Prince Alexand ,n, Ghiua of R,mania was mortally i to jured by a fall while he was engaged ne climbing a mountain in the canton Ial slais in the southwestern part 1t. Switzerland.
 IT. Karl orIaumnder. an American.
 Louisville. Ky. was lured from Car
 bad to the town of Kirkenhammer
 two German clerks, where he was sh EFF and seriously wounded and robbed. E
 assailants have been arrested. ss- - tor Costa Rican military expedition v to- leave San Jose on Sept. to take DO lat session of the Coto region which " cir awarded to Costa Rica by the late Ch gal Justice White, of the United States [ ,n preme court.
 att Magistrate Dale. in Fifth Aven re- court. Brooklyn, denounced enforce Ad- ment of Mullan-Gage act and declar file the police officer in question, who cr- vaded a mans property should ha ac- been thrown over fence" the
 ef- The Springfield marketing eenmit
 of the New England Milk Produce the Association announce that the Septe us- Der price of milk charged dealers V on, be eight cents a quart, reduction of ons cent from the August rate. ar
 us Adoption of a passive attitude
 ward the possible arrival in Washil < ton of beverages of rare vintage ale
 wit hthe delegates to the disarmam -os conference in November was indica'
 by treasury officials.