Norwich bulletin., 1921-10-24

s7 1000, 900 bushels, according to Mel ourne dispatch.
 The gradual withdrawal of American roops from Germany is expected to start within two weeks.
 Posters appealing to Swiss workers to save Sacco and Vanzetti," were pasted 'n walls throughout Berne.
 Murshni Foch sailed for the T.,it.d States at 4.so o'clock Saturday after loon n the steamer Paris
 State department was advised Mexico has placed a head tax of sS on all. Amer icans entering Mexico through port of No- gales, effective immediately.
 Rev. pr. Rockford Stetson, rector of | St. Marks church, Washington was unan- mrously elected rector of Trinity church, New York. i
 Maxim Gorky, Russian writer and so- cialist, is seriousy i'll with appendicitis, l according to report from Helsingfors to London.
 Sir Reginald McKenna, English banker. left New York for Buffalo. Chicago and other cities on a tour. He will confer with leading bankers of cities he visits.
 Majestic, of the White Star Line, and worlds largest vessel, will leave South on April next.
 Santa Fe freight train was held mp by two armed freight bandits at McCook, H., and robbed of s5,ooo worth of whis- key.
 Socialist newspaper Vorwaerts, of Ber- lins, says league of nations decision gives the bulk of all upper Silesian minerals and industries to Poland.
 Fire damage estimated at S1.0oo, 900, was caused in three sections of New Or leans No loss of life was reported. Cause os fires has not been escertained.
 SmueI Twyford Peters. member of Will Hams & Peters, coal dealers of New York, died of heart trouble at his home at Islip, Long Island.
 Philadelphia Chamber of Commerce committee announced police stations will be Headquarters of sectional committees to provide jobs for thessity,s unemployed.
 John H. Holiday, bankers and founder Of the Indianapolis News died if heart disease at his home in Indianapolis, aged | T5 years.
 Freight rates on wheat and hay throughout the middle west and west were ordered reduced by ths interstate commerce commission.
 A dispatch to the Lopdon Times from Smyrna dated Saturday says that at the l time of the filing of the dispatch the town l of Afium-Karahissar was burning and had been partially destroyed. Congressman Langley introduced a bill in house providing s16,ooo.ooo for con- struction of additional hospital facilities for ex-service men. Selection of sites t
 left to discretion of the director of the
 Edward Townsend Reed, a retired law.
 yer of Albany, N. r, died in Greenwich | yesterday at the home of his sister, Mrs David M. Look. He was 63 years ole
 and a graduate of Yale, class of 1878. 2
 General Sousa Roxss, commanding Por. 4tuguese troops loyal to the governmen
 which was busted from cffice on Wednes
 hay. is marching on Lisbon to suppres, Il the revolutionary movement.
 Emma Howard, nursemaid, was ar
 rested on the charge of larceny of s3,0ot
 in money. jewels and furs from the hom'
 of J. T. Guetling, in Wdlliamsttown, Mass. !, where she was employed. |
 Fifty Irish prisoners in the Cork mili
 tary detention barracks have been el hunger strike since six o'clock Friia. evening as p rotest against ehei- treat nent and the quality of food supplied
 Relatives, friends and charitable institu
 tions viii receive the s275.000 estate 0
 Joha C.. Webster former vice 2rcs;Gen . i of the Actra Life Insurance conrpanv b,
 .he terms of the will filed in Hartscci. The failure es the Ave masted schoone t Singleton Palmer to arrive at Norfol t for which port she set sail from Biston O
 September 26, caused some anxiety i y shipping circles in that port. Los Angeles Shipbuilding 6 Drydockin e Co.,, of San Pedro, is reported to hay l been sold for s6,e0o.oo0 to Charles \ Sehwab. head of Bethlehem Shipbuildin = Corp.
 Numbers of arrests on charges of bril- : cry and conspiracy to violate the proh bition laws are expected to be made witl
 in the next few days in New York, Phi
 adelphia and Baltimore. At regular weekly meeting. the boar
 of estimate received report from speci ! committee relative to the Brooklyn-Rici -' rnond freight and passenger tunnel. Pr 5 posed project as whole is estimated ' s141.ooo,o 900. .5 T Congressman Sweet of Nwa, introduce ' a resc.r.ion in the house to abolish u : Shipping Board and transfer its pc 2 sonns !. the department of ccmnlerc 7 Autha-lty vould be si ien the decsrtne, ,, rine development under the bill. 'e Two United States army fiiers, beiiev,
 to be Major Lyon and Lieutenant Mic
 ois. flying in swift pursuit plane fro
 Boston to New Haven on official bu $ mess, were painfully injured when the
 machine tipped over and plunged into T. field in Fiskeville in the Pawtuxet valie l. pr. Philip Rantjen, of Pasadena. (, l. was elected honorary member by t IS American Association for the Advanc d ment of Science 1t was announced to Washington Dr. Ranfjen, it was a IS nounced, discovered the pernicious anem y germ and developed an anti-toxia al