Norwich bulletin., 1921-12-20
BRIEF TELECRAMS

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 Cattle feeders employed by pocking houses were called upon to strike in sym pathy with the butchers.
 District attorneys office of Denvo- will investigate the short skirt menace of that city.
 Berlin's coal supply will only last few days, according to tfe government for cal distribution.
 Philippine national party in convention at Manila demanded complete separati-n from the United States.
 A recount of the votes cast in the mayoralty election in Boston last Tues day was begun at Maneuil Hall.
 Nomination of Capt. Mark L. Bristol to be rear admiral was sent to the senate by President Harding.
 Public service commission upheld right of the New YCrk Central Railroad Go. to require of commutation tickets to have their photographs placed on tickets. N Prohibition agents seized se stills and AZ distilleries in Georgia so far thismonth- State Director Dismuke reports pr 9erty is valued at s12S,6o7
 Po'yclinic hospital Tn New York. which ,the United States government took over during the world war, will be returned to the trustees on Jan l.
 Poland has proposed to Litnuania the holding of a conference at Danzig next month in connection with the questions of Wilma and Menel.
 Commissioners Hall, of Colorado and Aitchison of Oregon. were renominatej for new terms on the interstate com mercs commission.
 Two well organized gangs of safe blowers are in Boston prepared to ply ! their trade during the Christmas holi. days, the police announced. An innocent looking carload of baIec ! hay neoted federal prohibition agentfs | in Boston 1000 quarts of high-proo l whiskey in Boston.
 State police last night were searching | for Edward J. Bender. the man who told them that he was held up and robbed b. t six armed bandits on Sunday night.
 Lieutenant Charles H. Rex sergent commander of the repair ship Arethusa i died suddenly last night on ship boar, while the vessel was at Fall River.
 The plant of the Farmers Flour an, Grain company in Stratford was destroy ed by fire last night. The loss is esti mated at s10.OOe.
 
 According to report from vienna t, London returns from oedenburg-B Burger land plebiscite indicate an overwhelming majority in favor of joining Hungary. II According to figures complied by tn International Institute of Agriculture a Winnipeg, Manitoba the United States first anF-ng the wheat producing nations with France second and Canada third.
 railway 9reman was killed and
 number of pc. sons were reported in jured, when tho Kansas City special, bound west, was ders.sed near Annistor Ala.
 Levi E. Jones, grand high priest c
 the Grand Royal Arch Chapter of Ma
 sons and two years ago Grand Patro | !
 Winthrop.
 John Adam. 9. was drowned whil
 playing on thin ice at Mil Pond. Mort Andover Mass. The body was recoy
 cred by Captain James Daw of the tow
 fire department.
 A wrecking scow has been ordered {
 proceed from Rockland, Me. to salvae
 the 63-ton coasting schooner Howar Russell, which went ashore off Swans Il , land last week.
 A total of e5O.ss7 pounds of turke were in cold storage December 1. C only enough to furnish one-third of [ pound for every family in the Massachl setts.
 Stephen A. Hopkins came voluntal
 fly into the superior court in Boston ar
 pleaded not guilty to three indictmen charging him with false statements stock promotions.
 Ada Gilman, one of the best know
 actresses on the American stage for nea : ly half a century died at the Edwin Fo !. rest home for actors at Holmesburg, P She was CT.
 o Fire destroyed recently KInnaird Ca tle, home of Lord Southesk at Brechi /. Scotland, which was built in the for . teenth century. A picture gallery of I old masters and library of 10000 vc a unes were also destroyed. Loss VI estimated at s5,O00,0 900. Toy and doll manufacturers appeal, n to the senate finance committee to levy 40 per cent. duty on children's ware. d
 claring that Japan and Germany, usil
 child labor, are able to underseH Anne
 ican products.
 President Harding signed an order. c
 fective Jan. 1 providing that employ n of the Panama Railroad Go. shall c charged for rent, fuel, electric currer r water and other. services which were flu I, nished by the government Captain Lincoln E. Achorn, 80, " l. for many years ran steamboats of
 "Jim" Fiske fleet out of New York, a l. father of Dr. Clinton E. Achorn. ,pre
 dent of the New York City Rotary ell
 died at Portland, Me.
 The Lawrence. (Mass.) Gas Compa m today announced a voluntary reducti s. In its net gas rates from s1.6o to S1.