Norwich bulletin., 1921-10-11

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 Wilbur Glenn Voliva, overseer of Zion, is on his way to New York to reform the morals of what he considers the worlds most evil city"
 Seven f1remen of Lancaster, Pa, who pleaded guilty to arson, have been sen fenced by Judge Landis to serve terms in the Huntington reformatory.
 Thirty-0ne alleged rum runners were | captured in an extensive raid conducted | by prohibition officers at Washington, D. | c.
 Ulster cannot be pawned, bribed or -coerced in the settlement of the Irish question Sir Dawson Bates, home secre- tary, declared in a speech at Belfast.
 The department of agriculture in its report of Oct. 1 estimates wheat crop at 74O,o00 bushels and corn crop at 3,163,- 063 bushels.
 An aerial policeman will regulate flying at the American Legion national conven- tion and aerial circus at Kansas City, l October 32 to November 2. number of surplus obsolete warships are to be sold at low prices for breaking up by firms which agree to begin work at once. according to an announcement by the British admiralty. The Kansas court of industrial rela- tions was again upheld by the state su- 9reme court in decision on questions of law involved in the Wolff Packing Co. case
 The Cherry Creek Bank of Jamestown, N. Y, was entered by burglars, who took $5,000 in cash and several thousands in securities A bundle of s1 bills was burn ed in opening the safe.
 Executive of the National Council of Catholic Men formulated policy to deal with unemployment The plan contem- plates the organization of local commit tees to cooperate with the national body.
 Hearing on bill which seeks to bring about gradually the use of the metric system in the United States will begin to- day before a senate manufacturers sub committee
 School histories are to be examined carefully, according to instructions sent to teachers, to find out whether they contain statements derogatory to Ameri- can ideals or heroes.
 A dispatch from Sim1a, British India, states that Mohla insurgents in the Mala- bar region are no longer giving battle-but have resorted to anlbuscades and guerilla warfare.
 The long disputed question of whole sale dealers in sacramental wines being permitted to do business under the na- tional prohibition laws, has been put to the department of justice fo rdecision.
 Judge John W. Banks in the superior
 court at Waterbury confirmed the ap-
 pointment of Otto A. Jassloff as receiv-
 CT for the Coco Cola Bottling Works of
 Waterbury, Inc.
 } John Karbowsk, of 34 Prospect 5 street Hartford, was fined s2oo and sent to jail for ten days for driving an auto. } mobile while under the influence ot r liquor in Middletown.
 Directors, of the Eastern Steamship Company at a special meeting in Boston voted to issue 1,S77,000 shares of nev first preferred stock, carrying interes I at per cent, cumulative. with a pa. l value of $100.
 n Philippine independence is likely to b. ] laid on the table four years more, Act 1 ing Governor General Charles E. Yeate
 declared at dinner given to him on tn
 eve of his departure for the Unite' r States.
 e The picked battalion from the army 0 S occupation which it was planned to hay j. taken part in the ceremony of placing tn e American Congressional Medal of Homo T upon the tomb of the Unknown Britis 1t Soldier" have returned to Coblenz. n Chief Deputy United States Marsh, k William F Mays has rendered his resis l. nation to Attorney General Daugherty {
 become effective at the same time as tha
 of United States Marshal William l
 Palmer
 An agreement has been concluded b, <. tween the American relief administrat:o n and the Moscow soviet government where K by Americans will be allowed to sen i'd packages of food to Russia throug s American relief organizations. ie France must remain armed as long ie her security has not been assured" VIZ n the statement made by Aristide Brian
 the French premier, in an address outlil
 ing the French governments foreign pc ~ icy.
 Although it returned 6 finding that Il, supporting woman in Massachuset D. requires S1350 a week to live, the mi 3h inum wage commission made publ Tn an award fixing the minimum pay of e 'l- perienced workers in the minor lines te the candy industry at SIP a week. he Arrangements for mass meetings
 New York, Chicago and San Francisc
 at which President Farding's addre
 over the body of the unknown soldier -E Arlington cemetery, will be made audih
 by use of gigantic anlpliiers. have be- h. completed.
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 to A double funeral will be held t of day in Meriden for Mrs. James H. Fec e. it of 29 Colony street and her son, ,Au III tin, Il, who were killed Saturday al w ernoon when an automobile in whi
 they were passengers was struck by
 electric train at the Beckley crossing
 the Berlin state road.
 Orders have been issued from the C D. flee of the adujant general permitting t an Third Company, Coast Artillery corr ve Rhode Island National Guard Fl (Varnu ib- Continentals) 10 enter the state, und he arms, for the purpose of participant lc- in the celebration of the 50th an1nivel