Norwich bulletin., 1921-12-21

nominated by President Harding to be | assistant secretary of the treasury.
 Federal Reserve bank of Atlanta an- | nounced reduction in it's rediscount rate ! from 1-2 to 5 per cent.
 King and Queen of Italy were shown | the arrival of Gen. Diaz at New York | by American moving pictures.
 Large frame hanEars at Langley Field were destroyed by fire entailing a less Of more than s2oO,OoO.
 Police Commissioner and Mrs. Enright arrived at New York on the Fort St. George, of the Furness- Bermuda line. after 23 day cruise in the Caribbean Sea.
 United States coast guard report sub mitted to the secretary of treasury for the fiscal year shows 1891 lives were saved during 1921.
 Interstate commerce commission order ed all railroads operating within the state of New York to appear before Examiner Waters in Rochester on Jan. 23, 1922 for hearing on rates on peaches.
 Stockholders of the HeIsingfors Atkie bank of Helsingfors. Finland. and of the Fi1land Industribank approved merger of these institutions According to customs records 1,Gs1,- 340 pairs of American made shoes were | imported by Mexico. from the United States, valued at s4,OOo,000. War rfp 1apt authorized for the month of January II auction sales Of surplus war department material valued at s12,000,900
 Oakland MilN of American Writing Pa per Co. at Manchester, N. H., reopened after having been closed for a year. Former employees were taken back.
 One person was killed and several in jured when the Kansas City Special bound west, was derailed near Anniston, Ala.
 John G. Longsdale president of the National Bank of Commerce in St. Louis was elected a members of the executive committee of the American Acceptance Council.
 According to a report 10 the state de- partment Hooker F. Doolittle acting American consul at Calcutta, India, was bitten by mad dog.
 Twelve men. stranded aboard tn.
 British motor boat Priscilla, on reef oi
 the Bahama Islands were rescued by a hydroplane of the Aeromarine Airways GO.
 Gold worth nearly S2s.O00. 900 was say.
 ed from the wreckage of the liner Lau
 rentic, which was sunk off the nortf
 coast of Ireland by a German submarin; in 1917.
 private despatch sent Co Madrid iron Lisbon at 11.20 o'clock yesterday morn ing by way of the Azores Islands. indi cated that everything was quiet irLis : bon.
 A monument to perpet1ate the mem : ory Of messenger dogs that served or l the battlefelds of France and Belgium 1
 to be erected in the canine cemetery a Hartsdale, near White Plains, N. Y. A trench which caved in at the park O the Memphis Southern league base5a'
 club, buried IS negro worl1men. Tire Q had ben taken out alive up to latest re T ports.
 The Portuguese legation in London an ' nounced last night that it had receive e the customary despatches from Lisbor and that in them there was no mentio e whatever of a revolution :. The Lake Torpedo Boat company O submarine which foundered off Penel = reef on December ', was raised by ! crew of the Merrill and Chapman wrecl :, ing company, of New York city.
 Figures submitted by an expert on ga costs before Chairman William A. Prar U dergast of the Public Service Commi. Il sion showed that the Brooklyn Boroug
 Gas Co. could make and sell gas at $
 cents.
 S Harry J. Roland. Sim Fein represen
 ative in the United States booked pas r. age. together with a number of his a is sociates, on the steamship Pan Hand V State, sailing for Ireland, December 27 l. Major General John F. Morrison W,
 placed on the retired list after more tha le forty-fve years of active military dut il having reached the statutory age of r le tirement.
 Ie new shipping record was estabTisl 1T ed in 1921 by the port of Montres m which reported the clearance of sSt h transatlantic vessefs, having a net tol 7- mage of 2,59S(494 tons
 If the Eskimos and Indians in Ala sl
 have any laundry worries, Uncle Sa
 may extend the helping hand by gtvir
 them the privilege of using mobile arm N laundrives which are soon to be install'
 at posts in the territory. s' When a football player making an CT ie run in a game at Miami, Fla, was tack III ed on the side lines. three women we IT knocked down, one of them Mrs. C. L Colby, of Coconut Grove, suffering Il, fracture of the left leg.
 A draft of 8 decree to be submitt, ih Immediately to the United States distri as court in New York finally dispoSng gu the pending anti-trust suit against t oI American Sugar Refining Company VI
 approved by Attorney General Daughe
 ty.
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