Norwich bulletin., 1921-12-02

Typhus has been brought into Spain from the war zone in Morocco and the situation is regarded as serious.
 
 The prohibition party will continue to work as political party along the same lines as in the past, its national com mittee decided. /
 Robert Murtore, IS years-olt negro, charged with attacking a. nine-year-old | white girl at Ballinger, Texas, was taken from officers and vnched-
 Operation of the army transport service | in the Pacific may be turned over to the | shipping board for experimental purpos- l eS
 Most Rev. Michael ]. Curley. former | bishop of St. Augustine. Florida, was in | stalled Archbishop of Baltimore, succeed | ing the late James Cardinal Gibbons.
 Postmaster Hays announces central post office in every state will be estab- | lished to perform almost every function now performed at Washington.
 British cabinet will consider the plans advanced by German reDresentatives for revival of the Anglo-German trade, 1t was stated in London.
 .Kamenef. soviet director of famine re- lief. said that Russia would be pleased to enter the disarmament discussions at Washington.
 New OrIean strike of long shoremen continued when representatives of the union and shipping companies failed to reach an agreement.
 The lighthouse tender AzaIea was bound for Nantucket shoals to find out why the relief lightship stationed there has not been heard from for several days.
 Wilbur F. Harris, n police officer. was found not guilty by a jury in the sperior court in Boston of charges of breaking and entering.
 The finding by coast guards on the shores of Ipswich bay of two cylindrical objects resembling mines was reported to coast guard headquarters in Boston. Reduced rates on coal which Henry Ford attempted to put in effect on his railroad, the Detroit. Toledo and Ironton, were further suspended by the Interstate Commerce Commission.
 Gov. Charming H. Cox of Massachusetts | by proclamation designated the week of |! Dev. to 10 as American Education week conforming with the request of 1 President Harding.
 Japan's proposal for 70 per cent. fleet l as necessary to her national security in- stead of a sixty per cent. fleet has form ally been presented to the United States and Great Britain.
 Louis Kaplan, a prohibition enforce ment officer, was sentenced to two months In the house of correction by the Boston municipal court for soliciting a bribe.
 Bert R. Chapman, arrested recently in New York as he was leaving for Europe, charged with having received part of the loot of s400,000 in a mail robbery in Los
 Angeles. Cal. last March, was held for
 the federal grand jury in Boston.
 Actors. theatrical managers andN stage hands were called together in New York if anything, is the matter with the the
 atrical business.
 Samuel Alphonsus stritch was conse- crated second bishop of Toledo amid ec-
 clesiastical splendor and solernnty He
 is the youngest prelate in the United States.
 Miss Marion Cox of New York was , awarded 5000 damages in a suit against Civil Service Payson Dana of Brook. , line, Mass, for injuries sustained wher 1 a golf ball struck her in the eye. . Foreign importers of American liquor, would be required to furnish bond in thi! [ country that the liquors would rot he re turned under proposed regulations bein: drafted by the treasury. 3 Accumulation of various Christm a } savings funds amounting to s150.o00, ,00t
 will be distributed next week among 3. . O0O,O 900 individuals by approximatel, 1000 bands throughout the country.
 For the first time in the history of An napohs midshipmen will be allowe 9 Christmas liberty to visit their home, ', providing they are efficient in their studio . and their conduct is good. e United States submarine R-24 ra l aground off the Bug Light at the-entranc 0 of the harbor at Bridgeport, but was 500 g vef1oated with the aid of the high tid l. and tugs
 l. President Harding called repubIica g leaders and committee chairman of tn \ senate to confer with him on legislatio
 at the White House during the preser d week.
 V Director Walter l.. Brown says tot, e of 100000 children in the famine dii e tricts of Russia will be receiving regula e food allotments from the American R, if lief administration by the first Of ne' e year.
 n resolution to petition the neutenar
 governor for referendum vote on Il It question of selling beer by the glass D British Co1unbia hotels and clubs, WE r- put uo for debate in the pzeriacis: iesi is lature. 1t
 y- Nikolai Lenine, the Russian sovi
 premier clings to the idea, apparently 1t trouble between Japan and the Unite le States. according to Farley P. Christel ly sen, recent farmer-labor candidate f' Id president, who has just arrived In Rig 1- from Moscow.
 The conference at Dairep between Il d. Japanese and representatives of q le Chita, or Far Eastern republic, is at h. standstill.-- It fs asserted that the Ja V. anese refuse to pledge to the Chita go xI-z 1f