Norwich bulletin., 1921-11-10
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 Admiral Lord Beatty visited the An napolis Naval Academy. |
 Several persons were injured when mupcipal ferryboat Florida crashed int ts slip at the foot of Broadway, Brooklyn | Telephone and telegraph communication in Germany has been interrupted as the result of gales.
 sncwstorrn prevailed in parts of Ne braska. Iowa, Wisconsin and South Dakota Tuesday.
 The nomlnaton of Rabbi Saul Kornfeld of Ohio to be minister to Persia was con- | firmed yesterday by the senate. Recent sales of municipal bonds In 13 states have totalled over s60, 0,00O.0o0 and in addition 100000 of the securities have been offered for sale. NikoIa Pschitch. head of the JuEo-slav ministry, has resigned. King Alexander requested him to retain office temporarily | at least. | Five men were seriously burned and four others more or less severely burned I liery near Minersville, Pa. l The 7eo.oo0 school teachers of the United States were U,ged by the National Education Association to impress upon their pupils the true significance of Armstice day"
 Colon c. O. SherrilI, now military aide at the White House and during the war chief Of staff Of ka Dfitrioi presented by President Harding with the Distinguished Service Medal.
 Mayor J. S. Davis, socialist. of Ports mouth, O., Marshal Frank Hall and two deputies were arrested on charge of steal ing 1.500 handbills from a republican candidate.
 A dispatch from Moscow says the so- viet government. mss issued. a decree granting amnesty to all anti-boishevik soldiers who fought in the armies of Ad- miral kolchak and General Wrangel.
 
 All courts, and nearly all offices of the Fairfield county court house, will be open on Friday, November II, Arnistice . day. the judges sitting at this time hay I ing decided not to take any recess.
 Thtrty-hve lives were lost In the wreck :, of the Ryuka Maru. a Japanese coasting steamer which was wrecked near Kishi- !, betsu, off the coast of Hokkaido, No vember 2.
 When Albert A. GreenberT prosecutin,
 attorney for the city cf New Britain. i. I brought to trial in the superior court foi ] Hartford county, he will waive the riEh ' to have his cause heard by a jury an, " will elect to have the case tried to court l. Mrs. John Rohan. 55, died from in q juries received through being struck oy . an automobile In Washington street : Middletown, driven by John D. Cahill, z ' liveryman. Mrs. Rohan was abou |, r board a trolley car at the time.
 Paris. Ky. has been able from time |, A time to boast of freaks of the anima . kingdom. including five legged calves an, d three legged chickens, but for the frs n time it has as it's gues. a rooster Saa
 smokes cigarettes. rp d Horace F. Hitchcock. former postsnast
 CT at Glendale, Mass, was held for tn s federal grand jury on a charge of con f verting money of the United States gov Il ernment 10 his own use. He furnishes
 bail of s2,o00.
 Peter Thompson a rancher living nea NJ Albion. Mont, said to be the only Twin
 survivor of Custer's command has bee l. invited by President Harding to atten d the Armistice day ceremor,ss at Wash n ington. m 10 Three robbers entered the RepubII . State bank at Minneapolis. Minn.. drov " officials and patrons into the vault an y escaped with s15, 900 in cash. They ie W in an automobile kept in readiness by
 fourth bandit
 1e The coast guard cutter Manning r, h. ported by wireless that the wreck of n e. five masted schooner Singleton Pslme
 which collided with the steamship Apacl n- Sunday morning had been located off Fel V. wick Island lightship. he The navy oIIer. Alameda. carryir al Christmas mail and packages to Unit,
 States naval vessels in European water
 will sail from Newport. Rhode Island. fl
 stead of from Hampton Roads, Va. on | IN 2sth of November.
 et Pennsylvania railroad wns granted pc ITS mission by state public utility commissi ed to NllnuId" lne sldllOn agent aI O. lairs, Pa, which since a fire sever aw years ago has been know as the desert ". village.
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 he Miss Kate Brennan, a witness for [ ks, prosecution in the case of Roscoe A ris buckle, charged with manslaughter ny connection with the death of Virgin D. Rappe, has been exonerated of any il he propriety by the county gr1nd jury. ln-
 lon Emile Edwards. former Chilean cent be general to the United States and Jor on Matter. foreign minister. fought duel sed Santiago, Chile. More than a score
 shots were exchanged, but neither m
 was injured.
 Ns The Italian warship Libia. now Tn s
 Francisco bay, wants 10000 gallons A.. California wine to fll her depleted bil
 Prohibition authorities there announc 'os they cannot agree whether the warsH
 is or Is not foreign territory and entitl t to receive the wine.
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