Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-21
BRIEF TELESaAMS

BRIEF TELEGRAN
 An offering of federal farm loan bonds will be made about October l.
 Official investigation of conditions In India show that the situation is more serious than was at first believed. William Pritchard, 1e, died at Eliza beth City, \. C., of injuries received in practice with the local high school foot ball squad.
 Premier Lloyd George has consented to receive the laborite mayors of various London boroughs and discuss with them the unemployment problem.
 Turkish nationalist troops have at- tempted to pursue retreating Greek forces across the Sakaria river in Asia Minor but have been repulsed.
 Henry W. Tyrren, collector for n chain of grocery stores, was held up at the point of a revolver in Waterbury and robbed of sS,20O.
 Exports of crude ard -elired oils in Aug ust totalled 237, !t7,sSJ gallons Ia'- usd al S25-1o; 665, toinrl:el with 1S3,- lSs,7cS gallons in Idly. f lone bandit held ID a messenger of the Soholtz-Mutu Il Orus Co. Of Dsrve-, and -scape~ W an n --Ht estimated at from $S,0O0 D sis QUO Wheat and flour stocks of Uruguay will be exhausted within a week accord- | ing to report to department of commerce from American legation at Montevideo. A general improvement in postal saw mgs deposits throughout the country was shown by August reports, the postoffice department announced.
 1 s. s. La Savoie, of the French line suffered considerable damage to upper deck when it ran into a cyclone the night of Sept. 14-15.
 Seven officials in various building trades union were indicted on charges of conspiracy and extortion by the Cook County grand jury, Chicago.
 Evelyn Nesbit. formerly Mrs. Harry K. Thaw, caused the arrest in New York of four men on charge of disorderly con- duct
 Dr. J. D. Prince. whose appointment as minister to Denmark was announced in Washington, has been director of Slavenic languages at Columbia since 1915.
 , Marked revival in both the exports anS imports of Japan during August follow , ed the pronounced slump in that country t foreign trade during July.
 The destruction of fish by oil vast 7 was among the subjects considered at tn annual meeting of the United State Fisheries Association. : Prince Philip Zu ElenberE died las : Friday at his residence. Schloss Lieber s berg, it was announced in Berlin. H e was 75 years of age.
 Much damage has been done to hote
 in Hamilton, N. s. by the hurricar F which has been sweeping the Bermud
 Islands since Wednesday night. 55 Matthew Karyachich. aged 20 of Ber ', wood, died in a hospital in Fairmor
 w. Va, from injuries received in a foo 5 ball game between to semi-prof sssioni u teams there.
 |. Federal Wireless Co.,, an America IL concern, will erect wireless stations ; ie Hankow Harbin, Pekin. and other Chil ,e ese cities, by permission of the Chine. 'i government.
 The body of John H. Young, former T. of Holland, who died recently in Ney H. berry, Mich., after eating piece of ca
 dy is expected to arrive in Hartfol 's soon for burial.
 The small cOstal steamer Mary Smi
 was seized at Halifax, N. S., by the GU
 toms authorities in connection with t
 landing of 155 kegs of St. Pierre ru
 from her on Saturday.
 Search for Mrs. John Dunster KetteI s- bride of less than a week, who di
 appeared from a cottage on the shore CT ake Mashapaug, in the town of Unic
 Conn.,, is being continued by the state D
 lice.
 Combination of the three present
 fees of treasurer, comptroller and audit
 of the shipping board under one head
 be known as the financial vice present . the board was discussed with Preside
 Harding by Chairman Lasker. T. John Isaac Burnham, for two years
 personal hodyguard of President Lii ce coin, died at hospital in San Jose Ca : U after brief illness. He was IS yea " old.
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 w. Colonel Jay J. Morrow, governor of nt Panama canal zone. arrived in New Yo
 on the steamship Elisa. having been su ,ix moned to Washington. He said he ( a. 2ected to retur to the canal in abe shree weeks.
 Id- - in Charles ". Holden, who conducts ed beauty parlor in Atlantic City, was Ior cused by United States Attorney Peal ho of arranging for the smuggling asht ed from schooner which lay off the co 1st after coming from the Bahamas. Irk Seventy persons, it is feared, have l ed their lives through a disaster in ice Mount Mulligan collery near Cair lse North Queensland. The casualties VI
 caused by an explosion of gas within ice mine.
 he sht Monsignor Michael J. Crane, rector CT St. Frances De Sales, Philadelphia, V ,n- consecrated auxiliary bishop of Philad
 phia in the presence of a host of chu
 digTitaries, state officials, judges a
 members of the laity.
 Secretary Hughes was informed by ,l,s Auckland Geddes, the British ambas ao- dor, the Premier Lloyd George and f -a1 eign minister Curzon would be una