Norwich bulletin., 1921-10-21
BRIEF TELEe $

664 and the payroll S4,04l,500 during he past four month. George cIemenceau's condition is re- I gendes.
 Mrs. Caruso, widow of Enrico Caruso, ! and her daughter will sail Saturday on l he Paris for New York
 Belgium accepted with "thanks and ap- l preciation" invitation extended by this ; country to attend arm conference.
 Gasoline consumed in this country dur ing the month of August totaled 5o5,513,- 463 gallons, breaking all records, accord ing to the bureau of mines
 War finance corporation approved gov ernment loan of $1,0o0,0O0 to Western financial interests for loans on livestock in Montana and Wyoming.
 Senator Luigi Albertini announced his resignation from the position of editor of the newspaper Corriere Della Sera, which | he had held for 25 years.
 Yokohama Chamber of Comemrce and | Exporters Association welcomed arrival | in that city of the delegation of American 1 business men who are visiting the Orient. |
 Former service men of Greater New l fork who are members of the Veterans of i Foreign Wars will parade on Armistice Day, Nov. Il.
 dispatch received in London from Prague says Poland approved the league d. ;+ e; 'esia.
 Of the ten men arrested on charge of vagrancy in Bryant Park, New York; it is said several may be deported as undesir- l able aliens.
 l The suit of Richard Croker, IT,, against his father former chief of Tampaany Hall, | involving the ownership of stock, has been settled. Terms are withheld. The worst prairie fire in decade in the vicinity of Galloway, Nebr., swept that territory, burning strip seventy miles long and ten miles wide from North
 Pfatte northeast.
 Women delegates to Press Congress of
 the World in session at Honolulu were honor guests at a luncheon rendered by
 Mrs. Wallace R. Harrington, wife of the ; governor of Hawaii.
 } A revolution, headed by General Faus- ? ton Ea9ejo, was reported from Cordoba, A federal force is waiting at Cruze-Verde : where the rebels are reported marching T Ito.
 | oF Iah SfafiSfias shows e n of living in 32 states declined 1.7 pel cent from last May to September, and n 1S.1 per cent. from June, 1920, to Septem F Der.
 e Francis Fricke, IS, North Branch, e nigh school student, is dead at Flint
 Mich, from injuries received in footbal j. practice, team-nate accidentally kicket -- Fricke ia the abdomen. = The federal commissioner at Bosto
 discharged Miss May Murphy, forlne O. cashier and bookkeeper of the Unite | States Housing Cooperation. who ha IL been charged with embedding s6,279. le Samuel Albright was arrested at prt 5o hfbition headquarters in New Tor
 charged with attempting to offer s50,o0
 to E. c. Yellowley. federal enforcemer
 director.
 Injury in scrimmage yesteTda ed sent Jimmy Duane, fullback of Boste re Universitys second team, to hospit at with concussion of the skull. He W; un taken from the field unconscious. k, President Hollis, of Worcester Pol he technic Institute announced that he " we mobilize his students to assist in runnil on the railroads should the railway men he on strike. he Lafayette college students can ha to employment on the Pennsylvania ra CTS road in the event of a general stril .fe said letter from A. B. Clark, supt m- intendent of Trenton division. yho The appointment of Count Lac ob- Szechenyi as Hungarian ambassador md She United States will ba publish the within few days, accor5 A to inf nad nation given The Associated Press. un A request by District Attorney Pel ,ed tier for copy of 3 report by Bos
 bar association committee which is
 be the basis of proceedings for his
 noval from office was refused by Att
 ney General Allen.
 Prohibition Commissioner Haynes lent neelnces the rclean-up in Pennsylva Ious will be complete" The places of 12 I for who will be removed will be filled, { 71ng said, by trained men of unquestio day dependability.
 in
 un- The Nationaa council for limitation iged armament, in sessiors> in Washing bout perfected a permanent Organization con- elected officers. The names of th
 elected were withheld pending motif
 tion and acceptance TN, Chairman Langley of the public bu
 fngs committee will introduce res enee s ton in the house appropriating s15,C aer 900 for hospital purposes, particular, lanl- care for increased number of ner' llgnt lgsnI cases among ex-service men. tne Sir Bertraw Hayes, captain of had White Star liner Olympic, has been out lected to command the Majestic dlate worlds lss~est ship, which will enter many soy,s.,,,,,e 9ransatlantic service early
 year.
 The federal liquor permit of u 5IDE Makros, of New Haven, was revoke , M. Federal Director Mackenzie, who for announced that Makros' bond of $2 .npt- had been declared forfeited on ol shing from Prohibition Director Hayne
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