Norwich bulletin., 1921-10-25

| Callaghan J. Mccarthy, champion fly aster, died after a sudden attack of lmbago, at Chicago.
 Three hundred houses and stores in he town of Afiun-Karahissar, in. Asia 11nor, were destroyed by fire last week. A deputy sheriff and five other men were killed, and nine woundeda in riot ear Fredericksburg, Va.
 Six thousand union teamstersf and mo or truck drivers of Chicago :, accepted wage reduction of s3 week.
 Elizabeth A. Doane, e7 years old, was atally burned in Hartford, when her lothing caught fire from a small Rgas 'ange
 Police Reserves were called out yes- -erday to hunt for little fox terrier, | which bit least twelve persons atsConey | Island and Sheepshead Bay. Three hundred delegates are at At antic City for the quarterly convention of the Union Printers League of NeW'-l Jersey.
  Solomon Porter Hood of New Jersey, was nominated by President Harding to be minister resident and consul general in Liberia.
 Aevritt E. Hare, baker, of Bristol, set forth that he had S10,987 debts and S3,- filed yesterday.
 Owing to high postage rates in England, printers of circulars, who also handle the the mailing of them, are transferring their business to France.
 British government seaplanes are being used in search for schools of herring, according to report received by depart ment of commerce.
 A three-story frame building in the group used as the Massee school. at Shippan Point, was damaged by fire. The loss was s10.000.
 Wesleyan students in meeting call ed by President William A. Shank,in voted to offer their services to the rail- roads in case of a strike.
 Cruiser Olympia, bearing the body of an unknown American hero of the world war is expected to arrive at the Washing ton Navy yard on Nov. g.
 Dr. Charles L. Bossert. chief bench student at Atlantic City, reports during the season 63S students were rescued and only one drowning occurred. Plans were made for immediate expend- iture of 2S,000.000 francs on most ure- ent work in connection with the upkeep | and extension of the city of Paris The Bulgarian government is looking for the assassin who killed M Dimitrof minister of war at Sofia. The minister l two aides and chauffeur were also killed A decrease of slightly less than one per cent. in the cost of living in Massa chusetts in September as compared with 1 the preceding month was reported by l the commission on necessaries of life.
 Walter Camp and other Yale coaches | have volunteered their services for 2 free course of lectures in the New Haver High school this winter on the Science of Coaching Athletes.
 Gold production in the United State. during 1920 fell off by s9,146,5oo as com pared with 1919, according to final statis tics made public by Director of the Min Baker.
 Purchase by the government of tn property at Rutland of the Central Nev
 
 hospital for disabled soldiers, was an nounced.
 Gardiner G. Deering, believed to be tn dean of American shipbuilders and own CTS, died at Bath, Me. He was S8 las Tuesdoy and had been in vigorous healtl up to a month ago.
 A shoebII stork, almost extinct ba been presented to American Museum C Natural History by Irving K. Taylo1 who brought the bird back from the Sou dan.
 , bill will be introduced in Paris nun icipal council at next session proposing s maximum tax on foreign films, whil r French films are taxed only half th $ amount.
 V Burglars who forced the front doc : of Adam Blak&is' provision store c l High street, Nashua, N. H., during Sur
 day night carried away a 500 pound sal containing S1,6o0 in cash, war saving | stamps and Liberty bonds. V Department of agriculture announce
 lumber cut in this country during 19:
 totalled 33,7S9, ,S00,00o feet Averas Q price of lumber at mills is 15e per cer higher than 1920.
 United States chamber of commer
 will cooperate with American chamb,
 of commerce for Brazil in next year
 celebration of one hundredth anniversal E of Brazil's independence. s Standing committee on unempIoyme n in report shows cities throughout t l. nation, are responding to the relief SUI - gestions made by the presidents col r ference on unemployment. l. Appointment of Charles Scott, JY., 5 Philadelphia, as vice chairman in charl
 of finances of the Central committee s the American Red Cross, was announce '. at national headquarters at Washingto . Chairman Lasker of Shipping board a u pointed Read Admiral Bowles, retired,
 collect and arrange data of all sorts
 merchant shipping of this and other cou
 tries for use of the American delegatit E at the armament conference. g Joseph Kocherga of Winchester. e