Norwich bulletin., 1921-10-22

Two members or the crew of the steam | CT William H. Wolf lost their lives when | the vessel burned opposite Marine City, | Mich, King George has announced that owing | to the great need of economy his majes- ty cannot afford to fit out the royal yacht | Britannia for the yacht race next year Judge Landis has taken no action as yet In penalizing Babe Ruth for violating | the rule against transforming tours of championship players.
 Former Premier Clemenceau, who has been resting for some time at his native home in the Vendec. will return to Paris Sunday.
 The Canadian Brotherhood of Railway
 employees is willing to approve a reason able reduction in pay in order to as-
 sist the railroads.
 Thirty-fve veterans from the Con-
 necticut posts will go to the nationa.
 convention of the American Legion at
 Kansas City, Mo, October 31 to Nov. 2. nix Hunting, Fishing and Outing club at
 Holland, Mass, was burned. The loss was $20,010.
 Lease of the freight car repair shop
 of the Bangor and Aroostook Railroad , here to private contractor, was announced yesterday.
 Whiskey valued at ,OO0 was stolen from a warehouse at Pittsburgh, Pa, after the robbers had bound the night
 watchman and placed Eim in vault.
 The funeral of, the I>te Seymour C.
 Loomis, of New Haven, was held from
 his summer place in Suffield, yesterday 1 afternoon.
 Thefts of food supplies sent to Russia
 by the American relief administration have been very small, says a letter from Lyman Walter Brown, European director of the administration. . Forty-two men taken in raids conduct ! ed by the police on three alleged policy
 places in Waterbury, paid fines aggregat-
 ing approximately s1,6o0 in the city
 court.
 . Dr. R. M. Brumheld was found guilty ot murder in the first degree at Roseburs, Ore, in the connection with the death of E Dennis Russell, whose headless bocy was found beneath Dr. Brumfield's automobile. Officials of the state of Vera Cruz were enjoined from interfering with the E operations of the Aguila Oil company, a British concern by the Mexican supreme X court
 Representatives of zoo colleges and uni- [ versailles and more than 1,500 secondary
 schools are to be invited to attend a na- tional student convocation on disarm- ament in Chicago November 13 and IA. Delegations from nearly every Shrine temple in the northeastern part of the \ United States are in Albany for the cere-
 monial of Cyprus temple of the Ancient
 Arabic Order of Nobles of the Mystic Shrine.
 Two persons were wounded during fir \ ing which occurred in the Stanhope street arena of Belfast between militar,
 and snipers. One Of the injured was s
 young girl
 The Dyer anti-lynching bill imposing
 heavy penalties on persons involved 1T
 mob action resulting in the taking o
 life, was ordered favorably reported by H the house judiciary committee. American participation In an exposition X at Rio de Janeiro next year to celebrat \ the centennial of Brazilian independenc . was provided in bill passed by the sen ate.
 ,d Philip McRae superintendent of tn sa Pulp mill plant of the Jessup & Moor
 Paper Co.,, was held up at Wilmington ,t Del, by two bandits who took s12,O0 x- payroll money.
 O. An official check showed that the lon ut bandit who held up the Dominion expres in car on the Canadian Pacific railway trai
 between Moose Jaw and Swift Curren as obtained sS,91s.SO. be The summer residence of J. F. Mur ,le ray, of New York, located just outsid IT, the village of Ridgefeld. Conn. an B. formerly known as the Hawk place. va
 burned yesterday afternoon. Jlhe los ed was S4o.OO0.
 elt John D. O'Dea, of Lowell, a former a- prohibition agent was found not guilt of in federal court at Boston on an indie h. ment charging him with asking and ac he cepting A)es.l The jury was out twent u- minutes.
 The Domion theatre, 6 brick structur at Tn Ottwa was destroyed by fire wit 'es s150,00o loss. Fire Brigade Captain I of P Mcconnell fell three stories throug ;al the skylight of the Cecil hotel adjoinin if and was injured seriously. Lc- EIiphtherics VenizeIos. former premi' a of Greece, arrived in New York on Il H. Aquitania for a honeymoon tour of u
 United States with his young bride, wi ed was Miss Helena Schilizzi, daughter If en Greek business man and close friend
 Princess Anastasia of Greece. I'd Notices sf . wage revision effective 0 he November Is were discussed at the fir! K of a series of conferences between off ne. cials and representatives of the en-ploye m of the Main Central Railroad and th or Portland Terminal Company. be
 Arr1nxezaents have been completed fs m- a demonstration in London. to be held C fly Sunday. the first anniversary of tf ed dezth of Terence McSwiney. former Tor is mayor of Cork. who died in Birxtcn pr be son Iast October following a hung
 strike of more than seventy days
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