Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-05

is falling in this vicinity.
 Lieutenant George MarveIl, U. s. N. went on trial by a court martial at Bos- ton for alleged conduct to the prejudice of good order and naval discipline.
 Copper deposits believed to be of great value have been unearthed on the west coast of Newfoundland
 Twenty persons were injured, two of i them seriously, when a fve-ton automo- l bile truck sideswiped a Wilson avenue i surface car at Cooper street and Broad way, Brooklyn.
 Sir Ernest ShackIeton's expedition which will explore land areas of the Antartic continent south of Africa dur ing the coming two years, will leave London September 12, It is expected. Samuel A. Johnson of New York left Albany early yesterday in an attempt to run to New York in thirty hours He expected to reach Poughkeepsie late to- night.
 offices of the Clyde Steamship Line. Fifth avenue between fist and 42d streets, New York, was held up by two bandits who bound and gagged the tick ct agent and escaped with $500
 After conference of motion picture owners in Chicago. consolidation of As sociated First National Exhibitors Cir cult and the Associated Producers was announced.
 Ellis I.orins DreseI, American commis- sioner to Germany, is being considered as United States ambassador to that country when diplomatic relations are re- stunned.
 The three masted British schooner Barbara W, which went ashore in fog7at Sandy Point on the west side of Block Island Thursday was foated Sat urday.
 Two BesfOn women whose notes for large amounts were held by the Cos mopolitan Trust cmpany when it was closed by the bank commissioner filed voluntary petitions in bankruptcy. Frederick S. Houseman, 25, and Miss l Leona Shepherd, 19, were killed by light ming when they sought refuge from a 1 thunderstorm beneath a tree near the White House grounds. Washington.
 
 skull the result of being struck by an unidentified man at a motion picture show at Pawtucket.
 4 holiday exodus. which officials o1 | transit lines estimated would take more than 100000 persons out of New York oyer Labor Day began Saturday morn ing.
 It has been decided by the Swiss gov ernment to share the amount of 25,00o,- countries are considering for Aus
 tria.
 Forest Fires threatened towns and | villages in several parts of the province | of Halifax, N. S., following one of the | longest droughts the province has ex. | perienced in years.
 Greek forces continue their advanc, 1 against the Turkish nationalists ant | have occupied excessively number o, fortified positions near the Sakara riv | CT.
 II Army goods valued at from SSo 900 tt l s40,00 were stolen from Camp Dix, N J., between July Is and August Is, ant
 three men have been placed under arres
 charged with conspiracy to defraud tn
 government.
 A crowd of more than 1o0 armed an,
 masked men at Tulsa, Okla, seized J E. Frazier, 23, and took him in moto car to a lonely spot where they removet
 his clothing and lsshed him. He thel ! was ordered to leave town. An order for 400 head of mules in volving s15,0o0 was placed at St. Louis Mo, by representative of the Span L ish government. The mules will be use , by the colonial army in Northern Afric
 and for domestic purposes. Hugo Shines, according to Vienna re
 ports, formed a new company in Salz l burg, Austria, for the purpose of expan i sion and exploitation of the Austria mining industry, iron and steel works F agriculture, chemical and electrical man 2 ufacturing and transportation. l George Brooks and ". Skinner, insu1 5 ed in an automobile accident near Bel | lingham, Washn., were tried at cour s sessions held at their bedsides in tw f local hospitals and convicted of violatin
 the prohibition laws. Each received r jail sentence and was fined $35o. Mrs. Annie Becker, haIed into court .
 Boston for using the street in the Roz 1 bury district to sell goods from sta
 without a permit, dropped dead at tn
 feet of the policeman who served tn warrant.