Norwich bulletin., 1921-11-12

 S3 years Civil War veteran and charter member of the New York Produce Ex- change, died at his home in Brooklyn. Dana D. Bernum. of Boston. was elect ed president of the American Gas assoc.a- tion at Chicago convention, Atlantic City was selected for 1922 convention. Temporary lease of power plant No. of the Muscle Shoals, Alabama. project to the Alabama Power company. was an nounced by Secretary Weeks.
 A big buck deer got in the way of motor bus at the northern edge of White Plains, \. Y. and his hind legs were broken. A policeman then shot him.
 All the battlefelds in France and Flanders have been systematically searched at least six times for bodies of soldiers killed in the war.
 Dan Cupid's shafts flew thick and fast during last summer among New. Works schoolma ans to the deadly total of 365, or one for every day in the year. | Mrs. Livingston Rowe Schuyler, of New York was elected president general of the United Daughters of the Confed- eracy, in convention at St Louis.
 Miss Mary F. W. Risteau, democrat the only one of the three women nominees
 for the Maryland legislature elected last
 Tuesday is a farmer.
 Board of directors of the Berlin Bourse
 passed a rule prohibiting brokers from
 accepting orders for less than 5000
 marks par. or the usual equivalent of five
 shares.
 Honoring the Unknown Dead Ameri-
 can hero, Nassar students today planted memorial tree near the lake on the
 campus with appropriate ceremonies.
 President Henry \. 'McCracken presided. Post office department announced ap- proximately $500,000 was saved in the railway mail service through careful in- spection and reorganiZ% eIon of the Sun day service.
 Diamond rings and unset precious stones valued at between S50,OO0 and $50, 900 were stolen from a jewelry store at 71S Sansom street, Philadelphia by three young bandits who escaped. A bill to prohibit the transmission, pub lication of dissemination of information concerning betting on horse races, was defeated in tHe Louisiana house of rep
 resentatives, by vote of 59 to 90. Rev. John Punett Peters. pastor em- eritus of St. Michaers Episcopal church New York, and a writer, teacher, Arch 4 aeologist and historian of note, died al the age of 69.
 Important documents were seized ant E millions of Romanoff rrables together witi considerable French and British money X were discovered by interallied police in H raid on the offices of the Russian trad, mission at Constantinople. Judge Frank w. Burton called embez element case against Lieutenant Governo \ Fred Sterling for trial at Springfield H. Attorney for Sterling obtaine
 courts consent to continue the case un til the January term.
 E Steamship PaIlas broke line shaft whil
 proceeding from Buenos Aires to Sa
 Fracnisco, SIX miles north of Anaca 7e Island The Fl Dorado. bound from Ne c- Orleans for San Francisco, responded | in her call for help.
 n. " Between 3,OOO and 5,0OO bales Of col a. ton were burned or badly damaged in
 fire which destroyed a storage shed
 the plant of the Bolivar Cotton Compre.
 Company at Cleveland, Miss. The 10;
 was estimated at approximately $500, ,o0 ,e pr. c. Floyd Haviland. superintende
 of the state hospital for the insane
 Middletown, has offered his resignati, g. to accept the appointment as chairman of the state hospital commission of Ne he York state.
 ed tn The Serbian and Albanian governmen n- have been invited to send representativ of to the meeting of the executive council ng the league of nations in Paris on - re vember IS. when the Jugoslav invasion
 Albania will be considered. l." Two armed men entered the jewel as store of Edward J. Gallant in the dow
 town section of St. Louis. formed tnr nd employees into a rear room and escap on with jewelry valued at from S35.OOO Ict s50,000.
 ce The monthly tonnage report of | " United States Steel Corporation show to 4,2S6,S29 tons of untitled orders on hal h. October 31. This is a decline from Il rt- filled orders on September 30. wnich we
 4,560,670S