Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-22


 gro soldiers.
 Many persons were drowned and hous- es swept away in food near Vera Cruz, Mexico, according to dispatch from Mexi- co City.
 Ten Indian rebels were killed when a force of 70 attempted to ambush three platoons of British troops in the Manjiri river district.
 With four stitches in his heart. Isaa Green, of Philadelphia is recovering from a stab wound received Saturday with a pocket knife
 Plans have been completed for re-es- tablishment of the Australian Mercantile Marine service with American and Ger man assistance.
 A cooperative advertising service has been added to the list of farm-owned and | controlled projects under the guidance of the American Farm Bureau Federation.
 Miss Ellen Scott Davison, of Cam bridge, Mass, formerly of ou;sville, Ky, | died suddenly at Portland Maine. while | on the way to a Maine health resort.
 Liabilities of s1O3,419 against which | were set assets of but $50 were listed in a voluntary petition Tn bankruptcy filed by Frank Boyden of Boston.
 Judge E. E. PorterfieId. presiding over the juvenile court in Kansas City. Mo, stopped a session of that court, removed one of his low shoes and spanked four Ju- venile delinquents with it.
 Joseph Riley, 50 years old, of New Haven was instantly killed Tuesday when he was struck by big ditching machine nj the Parkville yards of the New Haven road.
 The Greek army in Asia Minor is temporarily holding the western bank of the Sakaria river from Hihalidj to the south of Sivri-Hissar, a distance of forty miles.
 Peace in the Sullivan, Ind, coal fields was believed to be in sight following the | resignation of one man. and efforts on the part of the miners to quiet what was | termed as "outside influences" l Carl R. Tabb, an American employe of | the Mexican Petroleum company, was shot and killed Sunday night by Mexi- can soldiers" in the oil fields near Tam pico.
 Christian Sinding, Norwegian cOmpos- | CT and poet, arrived in New York the steamship Stavangerfjord from Christi ania. He will go to Rochester to be a 1 professor in the Eastman school of music James Rowland Angel. president of 1 Yale university arrived at New Haven last night to take up his duties the successor of Arthur T. Hadley, presi- | dent emeritus.
 Another memorial to the Pilgrims was dedicated at Plymouth. by the Daughters of the Revolution. Their gift was a fountain erected in the Pilgrim Hall gar den.
 The Belfast Telegraph says that a Sim Fein camp of 500 has been estab- lished at Drumaness. County Down, SIX miles from the Balykinler internment camp. where more than a thousand Irish republican prisoners are located.
 President Yrigoyen of Argentina. sign ed and promulgated the new law designed to prevent rent profiteering. Under it the landlords are forbidden for years to charge higher rents than those in force 1 Deloio JdHudlS T. 40-V-
 An official ann1ln ,er1cnt TF6e Indi- cates that the Prince 1f Wales will not visit Canada on his retrr7 journey from his contemplated trip to India Lext
 month
 , Providence college opened with T reg. istration of 300 students This is the third year of the ex!steICe of taS iEsti luton. Very Rev. Albert Casey, O. P. made the opening address and mass wa'
 celebrated
 The economic loss caused by industria accidents amounts to a billion dollar
 yearly. Sidney J. Williams, secretary O I the national safety council told the con e vention of the International Association
 of Industrial Accident Boards and Com r missions.
 r Charles H. Miller, 42, president of thu : Detroit Typographical Union ano edito
 of the Detroit Labor News. was instant l ly killed near Eagle Mich. when an au
 tomobile in which he was riding strucl . a cement culvert Trade relations between the Unite, e States and Newfoundland, particularly a they are affected by tariff regulations were discussed with President Hardin
 by Sir Richard Squires, the Newfound
 land premier.
 Two New York prohibition enforcemen agents were dismissed by Associate Pro e hibition Director E. c. Yellowley who wa Il sent there from Washington to conduc $ an investigation into the disappearance e of lio11or Derr1iis
 A. E. Wood of Everett, Mass, was in n stantly killed and three other person v were injured when their automobile
 crashed into the side of hte underpass o
 the Central Vermont railway about
 mile outside of St. Alban's, Vt.
 The executive committee of the King n. County republican committee adopted V resolution appointing U. s. Senator Wi d liam M. Calder, campaign manager . the approaching municipal campaign, a preference to it's chairman. Jacob A. Liy -- ingston.
 Q James J. Hines, who is contesting tn
 democratic nomination of Julius Mile
 Tammany hall candidate for president
 the borough of Manhattan in the receI V primaries was granted permission to e1
 anime ballot in whatever districts I IF might choose.
 " The Ku Klux Klan was denounced d desructive of free government. peace ar S. harmony by William F. Jornson gran