Norwich bulletin., 1921-12-14
BRIEF TELECRAMS

BRIEF TELEGRAMS /
Chief Justice Taft announced that the
supreme court will recess frem from De
,ember 10 to January 8.
Further successes by Spanish troops in
Morocco were reported in an official
,ommuniue.
Miss Elizabeth HubbelI, 76 years old
was killed in Hartford when she was
struck by an automobile.
Richard Bagot, the author. is dead at |
his home in Milnthorpe Westmor Gland,
England.
olution in Peru were without confirmation
from agents of the state department
The centenary of Gustav 'F1aubert was
celebrated in the Luxembourg Gardens,
Paris. where a bust of the novelist was
unveiled.
The cotton crop this year win amount
to $685. ,4o3 900 pounds, which is eduiva-
lent to S,340,000 bales of 500 pound;
gross.
William j. O'Toole of Gary, W. Va,
will be appointed minister to Paraguay,
President Harding told White House
callers.
Exports during November were the low
est for any month this year while imports
were higher than at any time during the
past six months
The West Virginia privilege" tax upon
transportation of oil and gas by pipe lines
within that state was held invalid by the
supreme court.
Eastern railroad executives set Janu-
ary 16 as the date on which conferences
viii be held with their employees to negoti-
ate wage adjustments.
A barrister, Asaf Ali, and ifty-three
non-co-operationists have been arrested
at Delhi. They are charged with being
members of an unlawful association
Trinity college. Dublin put itself on re-
cord in facord of ratification of the the
peace treaty between Great Britain and
! Ireland
| Fire losses in New Haven this wear
are expected 10 reach total greater than
, in many years. The figure SO far Is plac-
| ed at S1,20S,608.
/ Three employees were severely scald.
ed when steam pipe in the basement OF
tn Stollwerck Chocolate company's fac
| tory at Stamford burst yesterday.
/ Herbert Dornfeld, prominent st. Pau
bowler, died Sunday. He was a member
of the Flor de Knispels team which wor
the international bowling association title
in 1914.
All of the British delegates to the arm
ament conference with the exception o
Sir Auckland Geddes, Britain's ambassa
! dor here, have arranged to sail for i,om
December 81 on the steamer Olympic.
Something like ss5o,00o is given t
} charity by the will of Miss Mary Z
Scranton offered for probate in New Ha
ven. The entire estate may be roun
: million.
Mexico City and its suburbs were with
out street car service due to a strike o
conductors motormen and inspector.
called suddenly to protest the discharg
of mechanic in the repair shops.
II. Clay Evans, former United State
commissioner of pensions and consul ger
s eral at London 19O2-1905, died suddenl
at Chattanooga, Tenn. He was Is year
y old.
g Seven are known to be dead in a trai
e wreck at Melbourne near Aberdeen
: Wash, caused by landslide, details al
a lacking owing to communication bein
y down.
s The Guatemaia legislative assembly t,
g day accepted the resignation of Presider
e Carlos Hsrrers> whose s,adniinistratio
o twas overthrown in the revolution of la
week.
Mrs. Robert Lee BuIlard wife Of Gel
T eral Bullard. commander of the secor
corps area died at Governors Island af
lr er long Illness She was born in Cha
r tanooga, Tenn, sixty years ago.
10 Popocatepetl, the great volcano sout
u east of Mexico City, burst into viole-
q eruption, a column of smoke and ash
:" being thrown $500 feet above the SUNNI
Ie of the mountain.
70 The automobile "sems to possess t
es same irresistible fascination for the 1
N dian that it does for his white brethren
sh says the annual report of the board
i Indian commissioners.
IN Buried somewhere in an automob
lr tire in northern Texas, is s1o2,5oo wor
of securities, Tom Slaughter's share
en- loot obtained by his band in numero
i'd hank robberies, according TO A w. Mil
es agent for an insurance company.
Mt Fritz Kriesler. the Austrian violini
In who Is touring England, uestioned whet
re er he had accepted the offer to becol
r. Austrian minister at Washington, infor
MT ed the London Times that he had not {
e cided as yet.
Ten persons are known to have be
e- killed, number injured and heavy prS
m erty damage has been done by railro
IN accidents and landslides caused by I
ce worst flood western Washington h
en- known I'M years.
%. Objection by Secretary Mellon to
ed provision in the provision in the forei
IN debt funding bill requiring semi-ann7
le- payment of interest resulted in delay
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