Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-24

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 BRIEF TELEGRAMS 1 The wiswsarnA, one of the largest sum ] mer Rsort hotels in Geotg-a, was de- stroyed by fire.
 The conecoIa company yesterday de- clared it's regular seni-A1"ual dividerc of S3.50 on preferred stock. Tn:s divi' dent was deferred in June.
 A bill authorizing the war hnnce cor poration to extend credits for exporting farm products was passed by the hou.e by vote of 314 to 21.
 Canadian Paci6c Railway announced reconditioning of the steamship Elm press of Scotland will be comp eted at Hamburg.
 StrrSe by workers reduction in waE- es forced a shutdown to more than 5OU textile factories in the textile regions of north France.
 General John J. PershinE formally opened the new quarters of Holy3ke post, 25, American Legion at Holyoke, Mass,
 Women whs bop +sir viii he reuuir- ed to take out haroe-'s license, under a ruling made yu1':c by tn. s,a:e lar ber's commission at Hartford.
 The funeral of the late King Peter was held in the presence of vast thronEs of %I-z ed throughout the ceremonies.
 Hungarian troops have begun the oc- cupation of the city of Funfkirchen. To- cated about 105 miles southwest of Bud apest.
 Members of the American Les,ion in the city hall, Verdun. France. dedicated a tablet to the defenders ot Yer ,lun. The ceremony was carried ouC in the pres ence of all the city oficias.
 Bost shivered yest'.rrv morning m the coldeSt weathe- eNoe-ienei this sum mer and the coidest fo- any day cf corresponding date for more than q quarter of a century
 The annual fall fur auction will begin in New York on Sept. 1s, it was an nounced last night. The winter sale is scheduled for Feb. 20, and the spring auction for April 24.
 An investigation will be made of the three fires df unknown Crign which destroyed two hotels and a residence, | causing S200, 900 loss, at Indial Springs, Ga.
 Burglars entered the new postonice i building at Fulton, N Y., blsw the safe ! open, stole a small am5rn. of moEey and a number of registe. ed letters and es- caped.
 International Institute of Agriculture at Rome. estimates whea: crop for north- 'ern hemisphere will be aortoNimate'y v 5o,2oo.Oo0 tons compared witt 51.Soo,c ,ceo in 1920.
 It is reported flood waters in state capitol building, Phoenix. Ark, were slowly receding. Custodian of hui!d- ing reports loss will reach S2oo.Oo0 1T addition to loss .ot valuable records. | Hungarian troops have begun the oe cupation of the city of Funlkircher, cap ital of the district of Baranya, awarded to Hungary upon the breaking up of tn, Austro- Hungarian empire.
 BenDStt Boyd. IS years old, Of F Paso, Texas. was ambushed and !rur dered by bandits in. Maxico or Angus
 IS. according to messages received i. Fl Paso by his father. Fire which began in a paintshop an, spread to five adjoining buildings caus
 ed damage estimated at $2o0,oO0 at tn plant of the Vulcan Iron Works at Jer
 sey City. The Knights of Columbus announce
 that the organization would make an an l nual award for patriotism similar to tn ? Nobel prizes in science ad the humani l ties. !.
 The auxiliaFy schooner ThOmasto l seized two weeks abo by federal auihori
 ties for the alleged illegal trsns7 ort1tio f of liquors. was released after bond ,
 $5,oo0 had been furnished pending dc , cision on final disposi-ie1 Of the case.
 general decrease In the export C 5 Canadian farm prpdIes to the Unite J States since the Unite1 States emc-ger $ closed by the Trade anu Corlme-ce Er d letin.
 . Lot W. Rein, naval officer in charr t of United States customs at Philade : phia and democratic leader in Berl t county for many years, was found dea in his Reading, Pa, office 1aving enr |. ed his life. It is said. by asphyxiation c The Canadian frelghter "westmount
 steamed out of South Chicago with 412
 600 bushels of corn consigned to Dep,
 Harbor, Canada. It was said to be u
 largest shipment of corn sent from On - cago.
 e Flying at an altitude of 5000 fe, = over Long Island sound. Charles
 Haight, unfolded an American flag col $ taining the ashes of his father, Charl, e F. Haight, and scattered them to u e winds.
 $ William Braden of the Braden Col 2 per Co.,, returning to this country fro
 business trip to South America,
 clared depression is prevalent in Sou
 America but the future holds good O
 portunities for American firms.
 Six motor truck loads of foodstufl 70 medicines and clothing were loaded ( l. a ship at London destined for fanii l. stricken Russia. The first ship of ',