Norwich bulletin., 1921-11-26

Sir Richard A. Squires, premier of New foundland, opposes proposal advocating that Newfoundland becoms part of the Dominion of Canada.
 Approval of s5 advances for agricui- tural and livestock purposes. aggregat- ing S3,147,o00, was announced by the war finance corporation.
 Mrs. Mary Rocci was fined S200 and Frank Chilhcki of New Britain paid s15O and costs when both were found guilty of keeping liquor with intent to sell.
 Police officers in New Haven begin ming next month are to carry their ser vice revolvers in holsters strapped at the waist in full view.
 Frank D. Currier. former congress- man, and author of the present federal copyright law, died at his home in Ca nan, N. H.
 Salvador Mestre. attorney general of Porto Rico, arrived in New York on the steamer Cornell on his way to Washing ton to confer with administration off, cials.
 Vice Admiral de Bon of the French navy, who served with Rear Admiral Sims in the allied naval council during 1 the war, was rendered a public reception at the Sims home in Newport, R. l. Governor Kelly of Porto Rico took Iun- cheon with President Harding and pre- sented an informal luncheon with Presi- dent Harding an informal report on his administration of island affairs.
 T. of Atlanfa has vetoed the ordinance passed by council last Monday forbidding the joint wor- ship of whites and negroes in Atlanta churches.
 By vote of 24 to 15 the British Co., l lumbia legislature defeated bill de- signed to bring into effect next May the eight-hour working day as legal max i mum.
 Lord Le.. member of the British dele gation to the Washington limitation of armament conference. is confined to his bed with severe chill. it was announced at the British embassy.
 l George Buck. of Hammonton, N. l., had strawberries with his Thanksgiving dim ner. Some residents Of that town re- l port peach trees are in blossom due to i the warm weather.
 Two more persons died in Belfast hos pitals as result of wounds in the riots 1 The death list now totals 20 persons. with troops patrolling the streets, quie: has been restored to a certain degree.
 French wine totalIing $50 gallons and valued at s16,o00 was seized by revenue G-l- rf-,-- ,l, | the beach at Mainateau, 50 miles from Sydney, Nova Scotia.
 Bombs containing vile smelling gases
 and sneezing powder were flung in the face of the chairman of the Prussian diet
 by communists who called him a block
 head and scoundreL"
 1 Six hundred trainmen on the Interna-
 tional and Great Northern Railway wh1 walked out October 22, returned to
 work under orders of the federal. court
 They go on probation for 30 days.
 Daniel H. Coakley filed a motion
 with the supreme court in Boston ask
 ing a jury trial on the charges of un-
 ton Bar Association has petitioned fol
 his disbarment as an attorney-at-law. Fifty-hve cents dozen for cold
 storage eggs retailed in Chicago and 2! cents wholesa'e, the exchange quotation Wednesday, is too high. Russell J
 Poole city food expert said in announc
 ing an investigation into the prices.
 Foru.r Fmpress Zita of Austria-Hun gary, who with her husband Is living 1T
 exile at Funchal. Island of Madeira. hal expresse dthe wish to return to Switz l erland to be present at an operation or l, her son for appendicitis. pr. Hugo Ecker. director of German . Zeppelin works, says plans are beins
 worked out to connect the continent of Europe with South America by Zeppelins It is planned to make the run iron Spain to Buenos Aires In 90 hours. Max Heiner. radium specialist at Vi enna, arrived at New York. He says "a ; di11m is being successfully used in Flu rci3e to cure cancer of the face. He VII : study radio-therapic methods during hi . stay in this country.
 Waterbury has been awarded the stat' 2 encampment of the Sons of Veterans. tc g be held in April, 1922, it was announc Cd last night a1ter an lnNltdton lToH Q Wadhams' camp, No. 49, of Waterbury @ had been accepted by the departmen e council of the organization. . The Mulford Biological expedition. sen to explore the Amazon basin, has los 0 most of it's ammunition and many of it f provisions in the swift streams of tn . Andes, but Is pressing on for Rurrena = baque through dense Bolivian jungles in - habited by hostile Indians. t committee appointed by the recen = annual convention of the Seventh Da t Adventist church at Minneapolis calle t at the White House to present to Pres ;. ident Harding a memorial expressin n the 'hearty accord" of the denominatio e with the purposes of the armament con O ference.
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