Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-26
BRIEF TELECRAMS

BRIEF TELEGRAMS
 Senator Calder declined to run for may or of New York on republican coalition ticket.
 Senator France, who is in Russia studying conditions, announced he would leave for Riga.
 Legation Secretary Horstmann was ap- pointed first secretary of the German Embassy at Washington.
 According to reports announced at Riga | the anti-bolsheviki in soviet Russia are 1 uniting with the soviety to fight starva- tion.
 Two naval airpIanes of the FL type | are cruising up and down the coast of | Cape May, N. J., in search of liquor smugglers. It is reported by Fruit Growers Ex- press of Atlanta, that the Georgia peach and melon crop of this year has broken all records.
 Anti-BIue aw league of America Is ad- vocating the opining of Mount Vernon. the i home of George Washington, to the pub lie on Sunday
 Count Tsunctada Kato, in statement to Tokio press, says Japan must get out
 of Siberia to enter Washington conference
 with clean hands.
 Rebel tribesmen in the Melilla district.
 Morocco. re7ulsed attacks of Spanish
 tr,5ops and have driven them from re- cently captured positions.
 Seth May of Auburn has assumed his
 duties as federal prohibition director of
 Maine, succeeding James B. Perkins of
 Boothbay Harbor, Me
 l Irving T. LulI, 6 business man of Concord, N. H.. was drowned woile ill
 bathing at Horse Neck Beach, Westport,
 Mass.
 John Henry Knapp. long a banker in
 South Norwalk and also a toy manufac- , turer in New York city, died yesterday, aged 95 years.
 Giuseppe DIocasare shot and mortaIly : wounded Miss Gastery Argentina, 21. with whom he is said to have lived. and : then killed himself in New Britain. 3 Hugo Stinnes. German capitalist. suf- [ fered concussion of the brain when an < automobile in which he was riding over ; turned at Wiesbaden, Prussia. Intelligence tests to group 40,OO0 New s York school children according to Uleir
 ability will be tried by Board of Educa- - tion next year for the first time. s Federal board for vocatioaI education V opened a camp at Fire Island for dis
 abled service men who are studying 1T N New York.
 A Federal Hill. old couthern mansion
 near Bardstown Ky, where stephen c l. Foster wrote the song, My Old kentuekl j. Home" is now the property of the Stat, v of Kentucky. .d Frederick Price in whom tho polio r. believe they have found the man respon m. sibel for nearly 20 fires in Greater los ,d ton. was held for the grand jury ol
 charges of arson. v The American Telephone and Tele=rap ,s company announced that rights to sui L+ ser be ro over 93 per cent of the $S9 "' SI9,5Oa of new stock had been avsiled c o+ and subscriptions received tAeretor. umo m Chief of Police Edwards of Kansa -. City, O., charges that million dolla V; VI trust in Pittsburgh is shipping liquor b ,r the carload to all larger cities of ta =, United States. ,l- The labor unions of Danzig. protestin - against the passage of the French trooT on for Upper Silesia, through Daazig hay as refused to carry out any work in conne' ~ ~ ton with such transport. = au the German Actors Union. They ol
 jected to high dues and against ailiatiC GU with the transport workers and the s' or cialist central organization. ne petition will be sent to the league or nations by the people of Helgoland as nl- ing for naturalization of the island m Heligoland under protction of the leag, Vo or remuneration to Great Britain. es- Celebration planned by Jersey City IT, part of the ceremonies attending u ate breaking of ground on the New Jers
 shore for the vhicular tunnl with Ne n- York has bee postponed until Aug. 20. Try Louis P. Gagnon postmaster nt VI lde Buren, Me, was held under s1.000 bon -ge before United States Commissioner Re ast at Bangor on a charge of embezzleme in, of s21o0 of postoffice funds. lad The schooner Esperanto winner of f ork races for the international fsa.ng Vt CTS sel championship in Nova Scotian wate oc- lsstfall has been abandoned as a hof di- less wreck on the rips of Sable Island.
 S.
 at-
 aid Commissioner Forbes of the Wood 3il- Forbes mission to the Philippines d Ie- agrees wIh recently expressed opini 7it- that sugar plantations of the Philippir
 need imported Chinese or Japanese co ase tract labor.
 an,
 and Coast guard officials declared liqr
 smugglers have been forced by diffic the ties of rail transportation of liquor ,en. transfer their activities from soutat ave waters to Long Island and Atlantic C and and other northern points. and
 CTS Attorney General Allen dropped el, dee i the allegations on which he has ba: sv petition to have District Attorney ; +bA than A. Tufts of Middlesex county. Ma yer removed from office by the fuli oencA ,re- the supreme court.
 in-
 The Massachusetts state department
 ha labor and industries founl signs of
 coura cement for the industrial zituat +oI5 today in the fact that the number of was boz disputes have been substantially ans duced.
 ar Announcement that the police of Phi tho delphia would use tear gas has caused ..N heavy demand by criminals through