Norwich bulletin., 1921-10-18

-ANN~'
 John G. Luke. president of the Virginia | Pulp & Paper Co, died at St. Luke's hos pital in New York. He was 64 years old | and resided at Irvington- on -the-H Hudson.
 An automobile belonging to . collector of Harvard Trust Co.,, and small safe containing sveral hundred dollars, was stolen at Cambridge, Mass. l
 Federal bureau of markets announced shipments of melons exceeded 44.00O cars, more than 5000 cars higher than last years shipments.
 Patrick J. Corbett and John shritu- kaly, proprietors of two saloons in New Britain raided by the police last week, were each fined s2OO and costs.
 Ckrainian peasants are reported to have revolted against the Russian So- viet government, and one bolshevik regi- ment is said to have mutinied NJ. Tronkiewitx, secretary of the Pol ish reparation commission now in Mos | COW, has been murdered in that city, It is said in advices reaching here. Max orent, proprietor of depart Hent store at Sagamore, Mass, which N's burned last March. was found gull ! ty of arson by jury.
 | Director General Forthmann, of the German Potash Syndicate, now in New York, says Germany is again supplying the potash needs of this country.
 The government filed IA suits in federal court in New York against prominent holders of oil stocks to recover addition al income taxes plus interest, for 1915. | The municipal elections neId In Berlin. Sunday resulted, according to the latest estimates, in a majority for the non-so- cialist parties.
 Sir Ernest Shackleton and his party of explorers, on their way to the Anarc-
 tic on an exploeing expeditidn, have arrived on board the ship Quest, at Fun chal. Island of Madeira.
 Prohibition Commissioner Haynes sent instructions to all state directors to pro- ceed against the management of hotels in which bootlegging or other illicit liquor dealings are detected.
 Dissatisfaction with the award of the arbitrators in the Connecticut Company's controversy with their employees over a new wage scale is said to be held by both sides.
 German marks, contirluinE to make
 new low records, were approaching half
 cent each in value in New York. Pre-
 liminary quotations varied from O.54 to
 O.55 cents.
 L. \. Copland. cashier of the Hanover
 Union State bank. of Hanover, H.. was arrested charged with the embezzlement
 of more than $120,o00 of the banks funds.
 Further gold imports announced yes terday totalled $6,2O0, ,00O. Of this amount
 sS5O,OO0 came from Egypt in payment ; for foodstuffs, $1,350, 900 from France and
 s4,000,O00 from England. Baron Castlemaine has been awarded f E101,3 by the Athlone assizes as com. pensation for the destruction of his resi- , dence, Moydrum Castle, by Sim Feiner: on July 3.
 Empire State Potato Growers Associ
 ation which began business on Sept. 23 last, with shipment of a car of cabbage will market s1 ,000, 900 worth of potatoe:
 and cabbage the first of the year.
 Deutsche Anegemeine ZeitunE of Der
 line says Hugo Stines, is planning tt 3 take over German railways and possibl!
 other public utilities from the state in or Il der to run them on a paying basis 2 Samuel Untermeyer declined to accep 2 invitation of former state Senator Rap = Ian to debate on the Transit commission
 plan for operation of the traction line q in New York city.
 New York Council for Limitation Q Armament announced election of Mis- e Rnuth Morgan as chairman and Mrs. Vii
 lard D. Straight, Mrs. Thomas Wells an
 Mrs. Edward Dreier as vice chairmen. T Charged with liquor sales. Mrs. Mir
 nie T. Crowley, proprietor of place i '- Meriden, her son, James F. Crowley, an r nephew, Daniel J. Crowley of East Bo; e ton, Mass, were fined S350 and costs. r. Sir Herbert Samuel in report to tn d British government says 10000 imm n grants have entered Palestine since tn It war ended. Sixty-four agricultural se g dement's are reported as prosperous.
 Pearl P, Perry, a saloon keeper in tE
 Westville district, who was among thos E arrested at the time of the Jennie T. run
 landing expedition last summer, "; l. fined $2oo and costs, and a jail sentent al of so days.
 to The volunteer crew of business me l- who operated the "Millionaire's Specia te on the Delaware, LacIIiavanna al le Western Railroad, bringing commuters ot New York during the 1920 railroad strik is are again ready for service.
 Miss Ethel sutorius. who occupIed
 room on the third floor of a house
 Newbury street, Boston, was found u IT conscious in the rear of the buildir
 with possible fracture of the spine. IT mt police took into custody two men at h re lodging house.
 tn
 1y Joseph Petrsskey. . Waterbury polio st man against whom a judgment was o re tained in a case growing out of the Xii in ing of boy while driver of the Wate h. bury police ambulance, filed a bankrur ok cy petition. He gave his debts at &
 446 and his assets which are exempte
 at $500.
 W Te Head ItaIy's DeIegation.