Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-01

l3t | died at Buenos Aires.
 Ten million children are starving in the famine region of Russia according to bolshevik estimate.
 4 campaign of the American Federa- tion of Labor for membership of s. 00o,o00 will be launched on Labor Day
 There has been no run attempted on the closed Mariners Harbor National Bank, of Staten Island, Chief Clerk Benton Cline announced.
 Grand jury investigation of the French Worthington alleged s5oo, ,ooQ.- 900 swindle will be opened Sept. 6, it was announced in Chicago.
 Affairs of the Shelton Bank Trust Company, which went into the hands of Former Governor Holcon1b as receiver, were wound up in superior court
 Federal investigation of the Ku KIux Klan has been started in Chicago by John V. Clinnin, assistant district United States attorney. Abbe Joseph D. viIlandre, cure of the Sacred Heart parish of North Attle- 1 boro, Mass, died at the hotel Lieu in | Montreal. after a short illness.
 Organized shirtwaist and dress mak- CTS of Philadelphia went on strike as
 a result of a dispute with manufactur-
 CTS over reduction in rates of wages
 For the first time in it's history. tn. | Iric oil ,. pletely tied up by a strike of engi-
 neers and firemen
 Tax payers were warned by the in. ternal revenue bureau against attempt.
 ing to reduce their tax payments by the
 use of "formulae.'
 Wounded world war veterans at tht
 Parker Hill hospital, Boston, witnessed
 the first showing in Massachusetts ot
 the Carpentier-Dempsey fight pictures. II A ten months campaign for better en forcement of the prohibition amendmen
 was begun at Noblesville, Indiana, b, the Flying Squadron Foundation, an In
 diana corporation.
 An estimate that s4,5oo. 900 was pai, Qeati claims from automobile fatalities durin,
 1920 is published by the Insuranc, Press.
 Virtually all of the wreckase of tn ZR-2, which fell into the Humber rive last week, has now been raised, ac \ cording to Sir Frederick Young a sal r wage expert.
 An abundance of fish is reported iron : all points on the southern portion O } the Labrador coast and numerou schooners are returning to Newfound land ports with full cargoes. Spanish aviators operating with tn forces opposing rebelIious Moors are conducting extensive explorations of tn plains and mountains in the troublei district in northeastern Morocco.
 Twenty-five new eases of typhoi
 fever were reported from Burlington
 county to the New Jersey departnaen , of health at Trenton. Four deaths oc cured
 l Oliver H. shoup, governor of Cole
 rado, has sent letters to the governor ] of sixteen western states asking thel h to join with Colorado in effort to brin about reduction of railroad rates. il 4 solemn high requiem mass. an o I fering by Miss Rosa Ponsella of the NJ, $ tropolitan Opera Company to the men Q ory of Enrico Caruso, with whom sh q had sung, was celebrated in St. Joseph . church, Meriden. Miss Ponsella san : Pie Jesu and Face to Face ]
 i Crazed by pain from ,a compoun
 fracture of the shoulder and with med e cal aid 1S0 miles distant, Rev. W. Ha, l. thornwaite, Angelican rector at Moo. o Factory. on James Bay. Ont, ended h $ suffering with bullet d State prohibition agents aided by pr 0 vate detectives in Atlantic City, raidt s many boardwalk cafes in what was 4
 scrioed as the greatest attempt ev. l. made to make Atlantic City bone dr . Tn. warrants served totaled 12s =
 , Thousands of famine su6erers j. Trans-Caucasia, among them man x children, are dying of cholera, said l- cabiegram received by the Near Ea
 Relief from Albert Johnson, one of
 Investigators.
 = Consumption Of alcoholic drinks Argentina, as shown by official figure
 is enormous" Commercial Attacf
 Edward F. Feely, at Buenos Aires, d id clared in report to the commerce d l,- partment.
 - Edna Townsend, ffteen-year-old cri " pie girl, who ran away in wheel cha le from her home in Baltimore to see Ne ell York, went back home with her fatht
 John Townsend. of the United Stat ,f Coast Guard Service. a- Grain shipments through the pert or Montreal are expected to break an re " ords. This years shipments to da 10 exceed 50,00o,ooo bushels. The reco re was established in 1914 when 7556
 S2s bushels were exported. ln Rev. Canon Edgar Sheppard, for ma d years royal chaplain at Windsor Ca n- tie, died in London at the age of D. years. He was chaplain to Queen V h. toria. later to King Edward and Que T. Alexandra and to the present royal ia,
 fly.
 The passenger liner SevthiA. late N addition to the Cunard line fleet, z
 rived in New York on her maiden vc he age from Liverpool She registers 2 ic, 500 gross tons and can carry 2,2 ng passengers.
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 if William B. Hayes. Jr., of Lockhav, ]