Norwich bulletin., 1921-11-03

president of the repcb6c of Paraguay. fol- | lowing the deposition Of President Con | dra.
 The diamond and emerald earrings giv- | en by Napoleon to Empress Josephine l were displayed in New York by Firth I Avenue jewelr.
 The Connecticut State Sunday school association. meeting in annual convention at New Britain. accepted an invitation to hold next years convention in Torr.ngton.
 Treasury department officials said that New York brewers will probably be the first to operate under new medicinal beer rules.
 Protesting against second cut in wa=- es. more than 1000 metal tradesnen in Scranton, Pittsburgh and Wilkes5arre west on strike.
 National Highways Protective society announced that during the month of October 231 persons were killed by au- tomobiles and trucks in New York state, including New York city.
 Railroad arrangements for the Yale Princeton football game here Nov. r l embrace the handling of Is special trains from New York city during the morning hours.
 The body of Mrs. William Cody lies in the grave with her husband. Buffalo Bill" famous scout and Indian fighter. at the top of Lookout Mountain, near 1 Golden, Colo.
 Former President Wilson had so far recovered yesterday from his recent l slight indisposition that, despite indictment weather, he attended a matinee at the atre in Washington
 i A commission to consider further an ! international exposition in or near B1s- 1 ton" in commemoration- of the landing ! of the Pilgrims, was named by Governor Cox.
 \ contract was given to a stratford man, for demolition of the old Washing ton bridge over the Housatonic river. Work will probably start at once. The contract price was S9 GOO.
 The house by vote of 1s4 to 3s adocted the conference report on the fed eral aid roads bill which carries an ap- propriation of S75,0Oo,OoO for highway construction.
 By unanimous vote the district eouncil
 of California oil field workers decided to recommend to the strikers that they
 return to work al once after an absence
 of seven weeks.
 Repayment of 0O.OOO.OoO borrowed
 in the New York market in 1916. was
 completed by the British government witt the redemption of between S51,000,0O.
 and S5Z,000,000 in , 1-2 per cent. bonds
 The Norwegian freighter snar held al quarantine at Boston, because of the be
 lief that her commander. Captain Olsen
 who was removed at Norfolk. was sui fering from typhus, was released. Announcement was made by the censu
 bureau that its next cotton ginning report
 which was to have been made Tuesday November s, had been deferred unti : Wednesday, November g. King Alexander of JugosIarIz has re } turned to Belgrade from Paris. l. is ex [ pected that arrangements for his corona ton as successor to the late King Pete will be announced in the near future. State department was advised fou Americans employed by American S-nelt l ing & Refining Go. were Kidnapped b.
 Mexicans near the mine at Parral. The,
 were being held for 25,000 pesos, bu
 were later released for 5000 pesos. Prime Minister Hontoria has been re
 quested by the Spanish ambassador B Washington to take speedy measures fo E,,, l. erous unemployed Spaniards in the Unit e ed States.
 t 4 formal charge of murder was mad l in federal court against Richard Wgcs e enfield, marine, for the shooting at tf e Boston navy yard on October 9. C
 Quincy Rouden of Panama City, Fla.
 fellow marine.
 Fire destroyed the home of Miss Ca \ oline E. Brown On the Darien side (
 Glenbrook. The seasons first fire in tf = furnace was the supposed cause. TT e loss is s12.O00, partly covered by insu e ance.
 Miss Rose Mendish is critically i'll O poisoning at a hospital in Boston an 'f Morris Hyanis was suffering from a bu l. let wound the result. according to u
 police, of an attempted suicide by the WI y man after she had shot the man. :; Notice was given to the interstate con y merce commission by the National A a sociation or Sand and Gravel Produce SC that cofplain asking reduction in freigl T. rates on their products throughout eas 1- ern and central territory had been forn
 ally filed