Norwich bulletin., 1921-12-08

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| BRIEF KILOGRAMS |
-oted in favor of eeclaring SATURDAY., Dc
a and 81, extra holidays.
Nnthar Kahn, of New York, aud J.
CIa.k Dean of Chicago, we're eleSN
members of the Chicago boarl ef tra1e
Said Hahn Pasha. former Grand Vizic;
of Turkey, was assassinsted in Rome, &C
| cording to dispatch received in Lond n.
| Thirty-hye cent breakfasts and dollar
dinners on dining cars of the Chicago
Great Western railroad were announced
The Italian chamber of deputies gave
a vote Of confidence in favor nf the gov
ernment of 251 to los.
Arthur j. BaKour, head of the British
delegation to the arms conference was
the guest IF honor at an Informal iun-
chean at the India House, New York
The international joint commission
convened at Washington to complete its
final report on the Great Lakes-St. Law
, renee waterways project
, movement is on foot in Egypt to form
an indaendent party to work for Esyp-
tian independence while following strictly
constitutional lines.
Fire caused damage to the extent OF
r about $4,000, to the. tobacco, cigar and
cigarette stock of Sam Scott, wholesale
: tobaccoist, of Lowell Mass.
Federal forces captured 500 bandits in
: Santa Cruz, Argentina, together with
e 5000 horses, arms, ammunition and ~
II 600 pesos. Twelve bandits were killed
: Representative Shaw. republican, Is en-
titled to retain his seat in congress rom
the Twentieth Illinois district. according
to a house elections Committee report.
~ The United States senate committee
investigating the occupation Of Haiti and
~ the Domenican Republic by American
,e troops arrived at Cape Hstien.
', Disbursements for pensions growing ont
"a of war prior to the world war totahed
re S25s,715.s42 during the fiscal year end
le ed last June.
- Names Of more than 11.0o0 men listed
- bv the war department as DRAFT e'ader'
st we're published in the Congressional Ike
cord.
~ Gov. Scott c. Bone. of Alaska. in I
he report to the interior department say
~ more liberal laws with an administrator
in co-ordinsted and brought nearer home j
of the paramount need OF Alaska
v,frfE -
9. presented his credentials to King Born
W. of bulgaria. restoring full di7lomatie re
Iations between Bulgaria and this eoun
ed try.
h. United states railroad labor board he
k ran consideration of disputes IN resar
m. n the rules and working conditions ot IN
ey maintenance -of-way employees aiIecliii
he 500, 900 men on % railVads'
,er n.,,d A. Brazil. as. his wife. Ueri
ia Rrsii. %. and their three children, rams
ed inr fron-2 to wears. were badl ynurr
ed in a fire at their home in Lawrence
Mass.
Mrs. Mary f. McCudden. the Britis
I'd Gold Star Mother in Boston yesterda
was welcomed by state and city onlcia
est and by American Legion representative
ay Termination Of the state Of war wit
at Hungary is provided in a joint resolutio
adopted by the house of representative
ith OF Cuba, when the measure is approve
by the senate, Cuba will be peace VII
to all nations
i've
hip Police Commissioned Curtis Of Bo
ug ton filed with the secretary OF state
lin bill seeking to extend the law requ;rir
the licensing Of public dance halls TO il
ag- GUIDE dances in hotel dining rooms al
wn cafes.
will
ri Shippers and travellers the Ne
md York Central railroad will save appro
I'M imately s12.ooo.0Oo in 1922 through q
elimination OF federal taxes under t
ties law which becomes effective Jauusi
in /.
his
in Preparations by the department Z
the commerce for a possible resumption
and trade relations with Russia at some {
tug ture date are indicated in estimates
md the next fiscal year, submitted TO CO
en- gress.
Senator MeCunber Of North Dako'
= chief senate advocate Of the compenssti
- measure announced that passage Of Z
~ soldier bonus law may be the ssna-
Az Christmas gift to ex-service men
President Harding Is understood
US have accepted the conclusions and reco-
a.A A mendations of the d-Forbes missi'
mo which studied conditions in tho Phil
So So pines and recently submitted the repo
me- Ex1erts at port Of New York dnri
. an Oci 2ber amounted TO se4,p00.00G. $1,000
Lit eaO r,,ore than in October. 1913. ImTr
ne for October were S10S.000 900 an :ncre5
on of .3i.Cco,eoO over preceding month.
Inc Public National bank Of New York "
IeW distribute 25 per cent. bonus TO all 2
the ployes who were with the bank over thu
the years. All other employees will rece
'ere 20 per cent.
hing
Testimony that Electrical Work.
lu"- Union No. had eytorted blood M ne
'he from non-union workers in New YC
was given the Lockwood legislative CO
mittee
MA The Swiss federal council has gram
permission for former Enrress zita
7slx Austr.a-Hungary to come to Switzer!a
the 10 attend her son. Robert, during an
,ooo Grafton 70 appendicitis.
lghl Both the French senate and the cha
IN ber Of deputies gave votes of confidence
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