Norwich bulletin., 1921-11-08

GE6AzXSSS46 0NN, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER
 BRIEF TELEGRAMS
 Champagne at Coblenz Is selling for | ;0 cents litre bottle. Edmund von Theman, German charge | rAffaires at Washington, left Copenhag- | n on the Hehgolaf for this country.
 Ford Academy and New Lyceum the atres of Baltimore were robbed. Losses | not announced. National Red Cross set aside $s,7oe,gso for disabled soldiers relief for current fiscal year. Post office department authorized change of name from Hockey County Ill West Texas to Leveland.
 Commercial Cable Go. announces there Is delay to Kowno owing to interruption by snowstorm of Lettish-Lithuanian lines.
 President Obregon of Mexico says hn- ancial negotiations with Thomas W. La mont have not terminated.
 The first snow of the season fell in the northern part of Boston and envi- rons yesterday
 Federal officials are investigating band of. alleged whskey forgers operating in the District of Columbia,
 shipment of I,500 canaries of var ious4 breeds has left London for New sent to this country
 Secretary Weeks announced selection of Brigadier General Eli A. Helmick as inspector general of the army, with rank of major general.
 State Attorney Grove charges in 4.000 word statement that Mayor William Hale Thompson is directly responsible for open vice ard gambling in Chicago
 \ movem ent is under way in Great Britain to prevent the sale of intoxicating liquors to any persons under Is years in stead of Is years, as at present.
 Residents of Massa chu setts are urged to observe next Friday, Armistice Day, as holiday in 8 proclamation issued bY Governor Cox.
 Rev, Mother Mary Stanislaus, founder in Vermont of the Sisters of Mercy, died
 
 day.
 Diamond valued at several thousand dollars were stolen. from 8 Green street store at Albany, N. Y.,. The two robbers escaped.
 A Costa Rican force from Coto Is re- ported to have occupied Panaman terri tory in the province Panaman territory | in the province Of Chiriqui, including the villages of Canas, Gordas and Progresso. Department of Commerce figures indi- | cate war has dulled German peoples ap- petite for beer Consumption in 1913 was 1,799, 200 GOO ,00e gallons and in 1920 only l 606,304,S6S gallons
 New York department of farms and markets reports wholesale produce mar ket is flooded with. boxed apples from the Northwest and Canada. which arrived 1 last week.
 Wisconsin Pride 2d, pure-bred Holsteir Friesian COW. owned by John Ercikson, o ] Waupaca, Wis, in yearly record produced 1 1927 pounds of butter from 29,000 pound of milk established a new record. All six. persons hurt in trolley car automobile collision at Westport Sunda. and who were brought to the Norwall hospital, were recovering yesterday Their injuries were merely abrasions.
 Colonel William Thaw, IT,, of Pitts burgh, former commander of the Lafay
 ette escadrille, has declined appointmen
 as general prohibition agen in Pennsyl
 vania-
 l Mrs. Amelia Emma McCudden, repre-
 senting the British war mothers, arrive
 in Washington with the flowers whic
 will be placed on the casket of America
 unknown soldier on Armistice day.
 Additional charges against Daniel F
 Coakley, one of the three attorneys who's disbarment has been asked by the Bo:
 ton Bar Association, were included in a amended petition filed with the supren court esterday.
 According to department of commerc government subsidies are required maintain foreign commercial airplar : companies. Holland decided on a gral l of s14S,740 for service between Amste dam and London.
 | Atomic weights of nearly 40 of the : or more chemical elements from whiC [ everything in the universe Is built ha' been determined after 35 years of expeI
 ments by Prof. T. w Richards in Ha
 yard laboratories Harvard announces !. The steamship New York of the Pcli
 Navigation company, yesterday was or - cred sold to satisfy claims aggregatil l. s16o.O0O including s25,0oo back wages the crew. The vessel is now in the GU il tody of the United States marshal. e Police patrols in pursuit of automob ii tire thieves fired several shots in t h Auburn street section Of Cambrids l. Mass. The men escaped, but one lt
 behind an overcoat with an automat
 pistol fully loaded.
 '- The American Women's Overse t League of New. England will be repl s sented at the ceremonials at Wasningt y in honor of Amerida's unknown so m dier by Miss Elizabeth G. Hunter 'e Boston.
 1t "BLUEBEARD OF GAMBAIS"