Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1921-11-19

fering from a plague of locusts.
Preparations for a complete resumption
of diplomatic relations with Germany
are being made by the state department.
Syracuse University, died of heart
trouble which had confined him to his
bed since Sunday.
Gold teeth are increasingly prevalent |
in central Europe, the people evidently {
believing the mouth to be the safest
place for what little gold they have left. ]
| More than score of passengers were |
injured, several probably fatally in a |
collision between two trains on the Chi
cago and Oak Park Elevated railroad.
John Scarfo was sentenced at SPRING
! field to not more than II nor less than
| 10 years in state prison after he had
pleaded guilty to manslaughter.
1t is understood that Hugh T. Barrie.
head of the department of agriculture
resigned.
The Brazilian government has decreed
national mourning for three days, over
the death of Princess Isabel De Bra
ganza
An odor of liquor is not sufficient ex-
cuse for prohibition officers to enter
building without a warrant, United
States Commissioner Wheeler.
Fifty members of the United States
congress will arrive in Ottawa November
80 to study the Canadian system of tax
alton.
Elwood Cox Adams, eS. New York. was
sentenced to ten years in prison for fore
ing his sweetheart, Jean Cunningham
to steal for him
; The osservatore Romano. official organ
of the Vatican, announces that a secret
consistory has been called to meet No
venber 21 for the preconization of num-
: ber of bishops and archbishops.
Rear Admiral William S. Sims. presi-
dent of the Naval War college who has
been I'll with pleurisy, announced that he
expected to be able to participate in the
graduation exercises of the college today.
The schooner Sintram. n converted ship
ping board steamer, which went aground
in Nantucket Sound several days ago.
was 7oated by the coast guard cutter
/ Acushnet.
Michael BujalS, a farmer, As, was
found dead on his doorstep at Bakers
+ vile, with his throat cut. Medical Ex-
aminer c. F. English of New Hartford
( gave verdict of suicide.
The new superdreadnauEht Maryland
which developed engine trouble after her
speed triad Monday off the New England
coast, arrived in New York to 20 into the
\ New York navy yard for repairs
1 Lieutenant Colonel Charles T. Hudson
who claimed to be the last survivor Of
the detail of union soldiers that captur
ed Jefferson Davis, died at his home il
1 Brooklyn.
II city bond issue of s45,ooo for stree
/ work in New Britain, was authorizes
I last night with a provision that 7G Pe
/ cent. of the amount shall be used 70
I giving work to unemployed men.
George Walbridge Perkins, Jr., son o
[ the late Geage W. Perkins, member G
! the firm of J. P. Morgan and Company.
to marry Miss Linn Merck of Yves
Orange, n. J., en December 9.
nd Supreme Court Justice DeCourc
granted Daniel H. Coakley, a Boston a
he torney, until next Wednesday to file
,ig motion for specifications in the dsba1
If ment proceedings pending against him
4s Clyde Colt of New York was arrested
k Boston on a charge of fraudulent use
We the mails in connection with the prom
ton of the North Shore Fisheries Corp,
d. ration of Boothbay, Me-
lc- The British schooner Lucy R.. whIe
lat drifted eight miles at Matinicus after b
nd ing abandoned on Old Horse Ledge, ne;
he vinal Haven, Tuesday night, was tow
to Rockland.
The love tragedy Of twin sisters wi
drew lots for death by poison becan
known in the Innsbruck courts at Ge
eva when one Of them was tiled f
~ .,i murder. The girl was acquitted aft
a., she told her story.
a. Six persons were killed at John
w auo town, Pa, when the automobile In viii,
We. s they We're riding crashed through t
49, guard rails of the Woodvale bridge spa
!. ~, ing the Pennsylvania railroad cut al
~ lei Ito the tracks SO feet below.
Escaping from the wire bonds wi
which she had been tied In a chair, NJ
l.. D. Grumpy. night clerk at the Cent?
'H Club of Nurses New York, foiled effol
of five masked bandits to rife the el
rlot safe.
60. Armed to the teeth. Sheriff Geor
49, 49, Werner and seven of his deputies set
- to arrest a family of cave dwellers, W
- had taken up their habitation in an /.
alv lated cavern near Armonk, nine mi
a. a., from White Plains, N. Y.
- Myron T. Herrick, American amb;
sador to France, received the honora
- title Of doctor of laws from the Univ
,,,ss sity Of Nancy. Former President Po
care and other notables attended
ceremony.
John Hebel, bank messenger for
ED Great Northern Trust company, Chica
was kidnapped by five men near the po
,en- office, IN the heart of the loop. and tai
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