Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-10


 falling into a tub of boiling water.
 Mrs Julia s. Foerd Emerson, wife of James M. Emerson, editor and proprietor of the Evening Sentinel, Ansonia, died at the family home there.
 Warren c. spurxin, missing Chicago banker, said to be in hiding not far from Chihuahua City, will fight any move to extradite him.
 The Tidewater Coal Exchange. placed in bankruptcy several months ago. gave its assets as s1,555,255 and liabilities, s2,- 4o5,7s9.
 
 The Gloucester fishing schooner Mary E. Harty is ashore and full of water at Seal Island. Cape Sable, N. s.
 Pope Benedict has inrtructed Cardinal Gasparri to proceed immediately to or ganize relief measures for the people of Europe.
 Spanish forces continue to hold po- sitions south of Melilla Morocco. where they have been resisting determined at- Jacks by rebellious tribesmen for the past week or more.
 Forty three hundred "Dokeys" have ar rived at Chattanooga from all parts of the United States and Canada to attend the biennial convention of the Imperial Palace, Knights of Khorassan. | Wilbur Glenn VoIiva, head of the Zion 1 Is Organization established at Zion, III, 1 has defied those who burned large sign | boards calling attention to the fact that | Zion City was for ZioniStS only. Senator Clayton R. Lusx will not sit with the Meyer legislative, committee to | investigate the affairs of New York n the public hearings opened in City hail. No explanation was given for his decision.
 Sam J. Wright, a policeman. and Alvin | Bentley, both of Neon, a small mountain i town in Kentucky, are dead as the result | of duel on the streets of the village in 1 quarrel over the primary election.
 Six Auburn (N. Y.) prison inmates are in hospital cots and thirty others are ii l isolation cells, as a result of a battle be- tween negroes and whites in the exercise 1 yard Sunday afternoon.
 A now steamship record between New | York city and Rio dc Janeiro is claimed for the liner American Legion, which arrived at Rio de Janeiro, Monday. Her actual running time was F days, 20 hours.
 police investigation is under way in Chicago in connection with the disap- pearance of jewels, said to be valued al $100,000, while the Twentieth Century Limited. on the New York Centra Railroad was speeding toward Chicago
 The cache ef 1924 bottles of whiszey found In the woods near Barnegat. N. J. is believed by. local authorities to be part of the cargo of the schooner Pocomoile putative rum runner now detained at At lantic City. 4,
 Miss Jennie o'Nein. pr4AeipaI of tn. Duggan school in Waterbury, was slight. ly injured when a trolley car fille,i wiyt local children in her charge co;'ided wit. an empty car ahead of it at She entraecT to Lake Quassapaug.
 Fifteen persons, many of them woineI returning from Rockaway Point were in jured when an omnibus ill which theS were riding to the railroad station a Far Rockaway plunged over four foo l embankment. .v
 
 tween British and American boats of th six metre class of Cowes, ended in tie ; each scoring eighteen points. The Britisl team previously had won three races an. : the Americans one.
 The most notable assemblaEe since tn Versailles conference will witness ;h burial of an unidentified American so; 2 dier in the Arlington cemetery on Armis 1 tice Day, when the international contcr ence on disarmament and far eastern af l 1 fairs convenes.
 Through the personal intervention . Dudley Field Malone, in London, pass port visa was granted to Frark F
 Walsh, of Philadelphia, De Valeras at !, 1 torney in the United States. WalS
 leaves Paris for London this week. l. Forestry students of the Pennsylvani
 State college camped in Bear Hollow l. Clinton County, are eating fried rattle z snakes. The camp chef said: Erie Q rattlesnakes are mighty fine eating. The n taste like fish or fried eels.' e Andrew Crob, arrested in conneetio T with a raid that uncovered. 1924 quart e of high grade wlIiskey on farm nea = Barnegat. N. J.,, was held to be the owr l CT. In Toms River court he was sentenC :. ed to ninety days in jail and $35O fi1e. II pr. Nathan val Stone, of Chicago, ha h been sentenced to four months in jail g e F'rankenthal Germany, on a charge (
 attempting to brfbe' a, chemist of tn
 Badische aniline and soda factory .
 Ludwigshafen to sell factory secrets.
 Russell Brueh, 24, of New York. = guest at a Greenwich hotel, who eft n his bathing suit for swim last evenin Y did not return and the police have bee IT searching lhe shore, and have sent wor V to other shore towns to be on lookot > if his body.
 William Edmends is In critieaLseor .o | dieion and his brother, Rev. Alfred p: n i monds (white) ais seriously i'll from tf h bite of snake, said to have been use .e in a religious service at revival at Nal II voo, Ala.
 r WOO, Ala, Friday.
 el '1l Owing to continued quiet busine' conditions and large stock on han
 Smith Wesson pistol manufacturer
 Springfield, Mass, announced that the m plant which was closed July 15 for ,i' month, would not reopen before Ser n 6.
 is Establishment of direct postal con
 munication between the countries on Il
 Western Hemisphere will bt one of Il
 most important topics to be consider' IT during sessions of the Pan-Americs
 Postal ConeresS at its meeting In Blu