Norwich bulletin., 1921-10-15

lures In 1922 will be devoted to econo- | mic reconstruction. Mayors and corporation counsels of many cities in New York state vii lat tend conference on unemployment at Albany. bonesetter in Massachusetts must have a license from the state board of registration in medicine, the full bench of the supreme court ruled.
 The old Ford store in Duxbury, known throughout Massachusetts as probably the first department store in America was destroyed by fire.
 Eliasville. In Young county Texas Only four or five buildings remain in the busi- ness section.
 Subjects ranging from astroIogy to the enormous fertility of the Hop aphis" are included in the annual report of the Smithsonian institution for 1919.
 For the first time in the history of the two colleges, the debating teams of Smith college and DsStnrouth college will meet some time in December. Prosecuting Attorney General Aliens charges against Nathan A. Tufts, who recently was removed as district attor- | ney of Middlesex county, Mass, has cost | the state to date S9,28S.42, Chief Rufus R. Fancher of the New 1 Haven fire department, who is critically l i'll, was more comfortable yesterday He 1 is suffering from uraemic poisoning.
 gold rush is taking place in Horse Fly and Quesnal Forks, District of Brit ish Columbia, where word has been re- ceived of a rich placer of gold strike on Cedar Creek.
 Director Forbes in report to President Harding says he has found 62,0oO dis abled service veterans in the remote parts of the country and they will be taken care of by the government. ~ Warner, Arbuckle and Howell sugar companies announced reduction in price of refined sugar to $50 cents a pound, price established by Federal Co. this week.
 Edward J. Parker, a lawyer and Philip D. Cook, a real estate and insurance man, both of Quincy, were fatally injur- ed when their automobile overturned on the Pilgrim Highway.
 King Albert of Belgium reached Tou- louis yesterday afternoon in an airplane flight from Barcelona, Spain. He re- stunned his fghat, bound for Paris whence he will go to Brussels
  Chauncey Johnson, 75, a farmer, died in St. Mary's hospital, Waterbury, last night from injuries received earlier in Intervening when he was struck by an automobile in S7urhbury.
 Recognition of the York Ma asonic Grand Lodge of Mexico was recommended by the California Grand Lodge of Free and Accepted Masons In annual convention at SanFrancisco.
 The Chinese language will be taught lat Harvard this year. Appointment of [Dr. Yuen Ren Chao to have charge ot sue ha course for the second semester was announced.
 Dorothy Wilson, 8 student in the Columbia School of Journalism, either fell or jumped in front of a New York Central train at 125th Street station last night and was instantly killed. i A new Canadian match manufactur. ing company has been organized by Can. adian capitalists with cooperation o1 three of the largest match companies in Great Britain. Canada and the United States.
 Sir Harry Lauder in an address before the Rotary club in New York, urges Federation of nations that would pre- vent wars and he hoped for an unbreak- | able friendship between this country and Great Britain.
 Jacob Molger, owner of an alleged "food!ess restaurant at No. 199 Pleas ant street, Hartford, was found guilt! : in police court of Illegal sale of liquo and sentenced to jail for 45 days ant fined $400 and costs.
 Rustem Bey, an Arab standard bret ridden by Captain W. R. Allen, finished first ip- Washingt last night in tn, 300 mile army endurance test ride whicl
 started from Camp Alfred Vail, N. J. last Monday.
 
 Joffe, former Russian ambassador t Germany and chairman of the Russian peace delegation at Brest-Litovsk, ha, been shot and killed by Ukrainian in ,- surgents, is denied by the semi-officia bolsheviki organ Novy Put. f John Gatherum, sexton of the Sout ' Congregational church at Concord, N + H committed suicide by hanging fror :, the bell rope yesterday. He left not - - for his wife saying that his body woul f. be found in the church, but gave n ~ reason for his act.
 The congressional medal of honor f1a
 been awarded to Private Albert
 Smith, of the marine corps for extra or
 dinary heroism in the rescue of ma
 chinist's mate, P NJ. Phelps from n burning seaplane which crashed at Per l. sacolaS Florida, last February. is Rev. Francis A. Kelly. chaplain ( t. the Twenty-Seyenth division during th W war, and now pastor of the Church of th is Sacred Heart, Gloversville, N r., hs st been named by Secretary of War Weet e. to perform the ritual of the Cathol n church at the ceremonies incident to tl i'd burial Of the body of the unknown so 5e dfer at Arlington National cemetery, c
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