Norwich bulletin., 1921-12-03
CALLED PARAGRAPHS

CALLED PARAGRAPHS l
 Captain William A. Drake, chief federal | prohibit ln enforcement officer of New 1 Jersey, with office at Newark, resigned.
 According to the United Stntes Bio1os- ical Survey there are probably less than 800 wolves.
 Belgian Catholic party has lost its com trol in the senate in tte provincial cleo tions.
 Ralph Day succeeded E. c. YellowIey as federal pr;hibition director in New York state.
 Mexican chamber of commerce was i'm corporated under the laws of ti.e state Of New York
 Otto H. Kahn and Mortimer L. schif resigned from the board of directors of the Untn Pacific Railroad.
 Francis Wilson. actor. is i'll at St. Johns hospital in St. Louis. He took cold and bladder trouble developed.
 The United States destroyer De Long. went aground ten miles south of the en- trance to San Francisco harbor. medical unit of the Reserve Officers Training corps is to be established at the Harvard Medical school.
 The Chapel Street Baptist church in East Gloucester. Mass, was destroyed by fire.
 Army committee of the Italian chamber of deputies decided to recommend that compulsory military training be limited 10 one year in the future. | Five Japanese sailors lost their lives when the Japanese auxiliary Kim Marui foundered 200 miles off Cape FlatIery, says Vancouver dispatch. l The kill ing If an American citizen named Hartmix at Santa Cruz, Bolivia November 2s, was reported to the state department from Las Pas. | Wholesale grocers Joined tu opposing modification of the consent decree which prevents meat packers from marketing side line food products.
 Reports of a merger 0f seven more of the independent steel companies is con- templated were confirmed in the financial district in New ork.
 Russell H. Chittenden, for nearliy 25 years director of Sheffield Scientific school, Yale University. will retire next June, it was anr41unced.
 A suit attacking the antd-beer law as unconstitutional has been filed in fed l ., St. Louis brewery.
 | Charles Martinez. manager of a cigar store in Ansonia. and a highly respected 1 resident ended his life by hanging in a rear room at the store.
 Seven workmen were severely scald- ed when a plug in the boiler of the | steamship Everett, undergoing repairs at East Boston, blew out.
 Moosehead Lake. Me, Is closed to 4 navigation, a cold snap nutting the seal of winter on Maine's biggest inland sea.
 Last year the lake closed December 10.
 American Petroleum Institute announce es daily average gross crude oil produc- tion for week ended Nov. 26 totaled l,
 327,SS0 barrels, compared with 1,294,150 barrels for previous week,
 The police raided the home of Isaac
 Gurland on the old Bridgeport road and seized still valued at s1,50o and a quantity of liquor. Gurland and Louis Proud of New York were arrested.
 Five thousand needle trades worker,
 employed by the Chicago Cloak and
 Suit Manufacturers Association walked out because of new system If pieceworl pay.
 The crew of 250 men on the steamship New Yl5rk filed complaint against the Pol ish Navigation Co for s6S.000 wages the! claim due them since last October. Th' New York was bought by Worden & Co.
 of New York, on Nov. II. } Major General C. C. Williams. chic , of ordinance who has been member O French Legion of H)nnr for some time } was promoted to .he grade f commando II by a representative of the French em 5 bassy at Washington. An 5000 900 bond issue offered by tn city of Chicago two weeks ago to nee 7 a deficit in the city's revenues in 192 was Idken the IUdIhel Nueu d lOll 3 bid was withdrawn. l Fire damaged the plant of the F. Weh . CT company, manufacturers of art materi
 als, on Buttonwocd street, Philade' phia- t
 the extent if s5oo,C00. A number of fire
 men were overtime by smoke. s The steel steamship Callao, formerly
 German cargo and passenger ship ebr s later an army transport, was sold b :, the shippinb board to P-bert. Dollar C ? San Francisco for s375,0o0 cash. e The Massachusetts supreme court ar .. proved a dividend of 50 per cent. to dc :. positors in the savings department of tn Il Hanover Trust Company, Boston, close n a year ago. It is reported the money vi q be paid before Christmas Y Practically bottomless. the result if of being dashed for haf mile ov' :. one Of the Bahama Reefs during a storl , on Oct-ber 26, the tank steamship F.
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