Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-19

tatlOn or cotton 10 BelgluIn. Berlin Bourse temporarily suspended operations because of enormous sDecu- lation, according to report rece vel m New York by international bankers.
 Crude oil production in California during the month of July avera ged 33l,- 252 barrels daily. compared with S37,- 625 barrels in June.
 Chairman Penrose announc sd the scu- ate finance committee will 1eler1nine next week whether tax revision of tariff will take precedence for enactment.
 The Equitable Trust Company of Chicago, successor of the wrecked A1.oll- igan Avenue Trust Company, will opeA next Monday.
 More than 2,OOO Chicaeoiaus were in ducted into the Order of the ku lllax in an initiation ceremony conducted six miles south of Lake Zurich
 The nited States government has lifted the embargo recently ir1posed on liquor whipped through Alaska to the Yukon.
 The Raybestos company of Bridge port, nnufacturers of automobile brake Things. has increased it's capital stock from $3,OOO,Ooo to SS,Ooo,OOO. Charitable institutions in Bridgeport ! will receive about S15O,000 under the will of Frank Miller, the banker, vno died last Saturday.
 Billy. thoroughbred AirdaIe. nt Rockville Center, \. T., Is under the | care of a veterinarian as the result Of charging a neighbor's pet porcupine an5 biting through most of his for,:fcations. Free sites are offered to factories in | the state oS Vera Cruz. that have been forced to close down because of so- ciafst profit sharing law, by other Mex ican states.
 Publicity In divorce suits hereafter has been approved by the supreme court jus l tices of the ninth district, c0n.Dr.s n 5 the counties of Westchester, T'u.na-n Duchess, Orange and Rockland, N. Y.
 The United States Industrial AIcoho company yesterday declared qua'ter ly dividend of s1 a share on commaT sso''s ss. Instead of the usual dividend .
 The thief who took "Lincoin's quiT pen" with which he signed the Eman- cipation proclamation from the Hist9ri cal society exhibit at the Chicaso pa- geant of progress last week. ohtsireI 2 valueless duplicate of the original.
 Freight cars temporarily out of ser vice on Aug. b ecaUse of business de precision were 13,137 less than on Jul f1A. -AT -11 513.040, according to report received D! American Railway Association.
 The nomination of Frederick I. Cox of New Jersey. to succeed Chairman Ed gar E. Clark. on the interstate commerc commission was ordered ia Sorablv re ported by the senate interstate commerc committee.
 President Harding has promised to dc liver an address at William and Mai, college, Williamsburg, Va. October ] and on the same day probably will at tend a centennial celebration al York town, Va.
 Sixteen men arrested by the cify po lice at the time the sword fishing slo3
 Jennie ITS cargo of liquor was bein
 landed at Lighthouse Point, were boun over to the superior court in S1,oo
 each.
 John Shields of Davenport. Iowa. th foreman of the Walsh Construction Con pany. on work in Syracuse. <. Y. wa
 drowned in the Erie canal at Olmon street, when an automobile in which D was riLng plunged through an cpe bridge. t'
 Secretary Hoover announced nnpoirt ment of Arthur B. Butman to head tn ; Shoe and Leather Division, and Ala , c. Goldsmith, of Milwaukee, will iea reGu of Foreign and Domesle Con
 merce.
 President Harding will play in fir 1 annual newspaper corespondents' ha-
 dicaD golf tournament on the Wash
 ington municipal links, Aug. 25. He d
 dined to present the trophy 10 II , winner, as he believes he will be II
 winner.
 q It is believed according fo repo
 from Berlin, that Grover C. Ber-ao' v American draft dodger, has left Fhe - bach, Baden. When last seen in E5c
 bach he was in a high-powered aut' 7 mobile riMng toward the SWISS frontis q Seven men were arrested in DetrN a charged with operating a steel theft riT , in four states. They are charged wi
 stealing metals and selling them in con \. petition with firms from which taey we e stolen.
 - During an electrical storm In Kausi l. City lightning struck the mill and sra
 elevator of Kelley Milling O., ar
 started a fire which destroved thr plan
 incurrinr a loss of s7ooo00 A lumb
 yard in the, city was struck by ligntni- ! which caused a fire. Damage estimat,
 at S5.ooo.
 t According te Prohibition Arel - Sloanaker. of Pennsylvania, bootlegge have perfected an espionage system IL the federal building and have employ, $ -decoy schooners to keep ageats hu. l. while ahiploads Of rum are ualosds1 '' another point.
 Admiral Beatty of the British na,
 will attend ceremonies to take place s connection with the burial of an II
 known American soldier at ArlinEtt K National Cemetery on Nov. Il. accor g ing to a report received in washin . ton.
 J. s. CrOwen. former owner of q k Crowell Publishing company, .Snria field, Ohio. publishers of the ''Wonar