Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1921-07-07


store. Broadway, New York. They fore |
ed the clerks to hand over receipts for |
the day totalling $500. 7
Because of the destruction of the main |
ammunition dump at Smyrna, the Greek
army in Asia Minor may be compelled TO
suspend operations against Turks.
Five hundred Rotarians who attended
the international convention held in Edin-
burgh, Scotland, arrived IN Paris after a
visit to the battlefield in France.
Gar Wood drove his power boat Miss
America, with which he won the Harms
worth trophy and gold cup last year. at
the rate of 10 miles an hour in race
with an airplane.
John ArtemiS, recently released from
Jail at Boston after a sentence for coun-
terfeiting, was sent back again for a two
year term on a charge Of conspiring to
make counterfeit plates.
Sir Robert Horne, chancellor of the
excheuer, announced the British govern
ment had decided to offer for subscription
an issue of 1-2 per cent. treasury bonds,
maturing April l, 1929 at 81.
Premier Heighan, of Canada, attending
Imperial conference in London. declared
Canada will proclaim herself outside the
japanese treaty if it is renewed says the
Manchester Guardian.
The sixth worlds Christian Science
convention opened in the Seventy first
Regime-t armory and will continue until
next Monday. More than 16,U00 dele
gates attended.
! The Turkish nationalists have occupied
almost the entire Ismid peninsula and
some of them have even entered the neu-
trail zone, says an Exchange Telegraph
despatch from Constantinople.
Approximately 1000 coke workers in
the independent plants of the Connells-
vile coke regions were affected by a ten
per cent reduction in wages, the second
announced this year.
The Marquis Della Torreta, who now is
in Paris to participate in the negotia-
tions relative to the restoration of Aus
tria. will accer: the ministry of foreign
affairs in the new Italian cabinet offered
him by Premier Bonomi
The killing of Major MontaIieres Of the
French army during a hostile demonstra-
tion by the. German population of Be-
utnen. Upper Silesia, has created a most
painful impression in French official cir
cles.
Reports of Fourth Of July accidents
from various parts of the country reveal
ed that while the celebration by fire
works took its toll of deaths and serious
ly injured. by far the greater number of
fatalities were from drownings and auto
mobile accidents.
Communists of SestrI Ponente, four
and one-half miles northwest of Genoa,
Italy, fired on group of extreme ma
tionalists and a clash ensued in which
carabineers, in an endeavor to restore
order fred on the combatants, wound
ing three persons, says a despatch from
Rome.
The North American chamber Of COM
merce and the Brazilian federation OF
commerce signed an international trade
arbitration agreement which is considered
of the greatest importance to better trade
relationship between the United States
and Brazil.
The United States rifle and pistol team
which will compete in the international
tournament at Lyons, France. August :
to Is, sailed on the battleship Utah
The team comprises Is men, eleven Of
whom are officers in the regular naval OF
military service.
The will of Marion E. Taylor, former
Kentucky distiller, filed for probate dis
poses of an estate valued at s1523 600
A fund of twenty thousand dollars is ere
ated to buy Christmas gifts for poo
children of Natchez. Miss, the birthplac,
of Mr.. Taylor.
Representatives of soviet Russia hav,
been feeling out the ground In trade cir
cles in France with the view, they indi
Gated, of placing orders for AUTOMOBILES
: and other articles of commerce, but re
ports from commercial quarters are the,
= have met with little ragement.
The Berlin Freiheit, In an editorial on tn
| Dempsey-Carpentier battle says: "Cal
: you conceive of anything more ghastl-
and horrible than the nauseating seen
of two brutalized individuals beating eacl
e other until one is unconscious? Boxin
( exhibitions threaten to destroy our cul
4 ture"
Because Of lack of appropriations from
Y the federal government, air service of
e fcials said It was their purpose to, ap
lpeal to the chamber of commerce, aeria
clubs and civic organizations to assis
: in creation of the airways The Bo
e Scouts organization already has pledge,
= its cooperation.
More than fve hundred of the visitin
< Rotary club delegates and their wive
y went to the grave of the unknown sol
o dier in the Place D'Etoile. Paris an
sood by while DR.. Crawford Y. McCul
Tough of Fort Williams Ontaria. pres
= dent OF the International Rotarian organ
lIzation. laAd = wreath on the tomb.