Norwich bulletin., 1921-10-07

Another revolutionary uprising has oc- cured near the Honduras frontier, the insurgents sacking small villages and committing depredations.
 Viscount Bryce. former British ambas- sador to the United States, and Viscount- ess Bryce were passengers on the steam ship Adriatic, sailing for England.
 John Storey who in April, 1920, became premier of New South Wales, died We'd nesday. He was for many years labor leader fin Australia.
 Reszlts of recent bombing tests off the Virginia Capes do not prove the battle ship obsolete, according o Assistant Sec retary of the Navy Roosevelt. A detachment of soldiers has been sent by the Nicaraguan government to the Honduras frontier to put down an upris- ing.
 Sesoretary Weeks announced g new departmental policy providing that in the future general officer must be efficient in all branches of the service.
 Edward Began, a Boston prohibition 
 stabbed while making purchase of | liquor at a Boston North End saloon. Sir Ernest Shackleton and his party have arrived at Lisbon in board the Quest, which has been damaged by a heavy storm off the west coast of Portu- gal.
 The Plume constituent assembly, which --rl 1 Riccardo Zanella, leader of the Human peoples party, as president of the assem- ply.
 Five men in airplane footed the resi- dence of J. Newcombe, manager of the Fort Francis, Ont, power plant and es- caped in the plane.
 Thomas G. Slattery, United States at- | torney for the northern district of Ken lucky, was removed from office by President Harding on recommendation of Attorney General Daugherty.
 Decision by the department of justice as to investigation of the Ku Klux Klar will await action by congress on the pro- posed inquiry, Attorney General Daugh- erty said yesterday.
 | Senator Kenyon, republican, Iowa. in. formed President Harding that he could not consider at the present time accept ance of the federal judgeship of tht northern Iowa district. Suit for $3OO.OOO against Bank Com missioner Joseph c. Allen was brough in the superior court at Boston by Ben jamin H. Swig, treasurer of the closed Fremont Trust company. King Alexander of JugosIavia, wh, recently suffered a serious illness il Paris, was the guest of President Miller | and at luncheon in. the lysee palace yes } terday.
 , The Rev. R. T. Western, a retired Methodist Episcopal minister if Elkton Md, has been dismissed from the churcl after conviction on fourteen counts by an ecclesiastical jury.
 campaign has been started at NIarioI (Ohio) to build a hotel to be named il r honor of President Harding, the city = leading citizen. It will be eight storie t high, and will have 16O rooms . Trial of miners in Kanawha and Boon k counties indicted by a Logan count l grand jury recently in connection wit
 the march of armed men last month in tn coal fields, will begin next week. Subscriptions to loan for the "eIecte
 government of the republic of Ireland . were invited by advertisements publishe g in Buenos Aires by the diplomatic mis 3 sion of the Irish republic"
  = honoreG a requisition from the Connect
 cut authorities for he extradition j. William King, now in the Hudson count
 jail. who is charged with killing Bernar
 Kilkelly at Stamford, Conn.
 C. H. Gustafson, president of the Unit ' ed States Grain Growers, Inc, addres.
 ing board of directors meeting in Chica e go, declared membcrshipin the organiza ' tion is constantly growing. g French committee on aeronautic, # propaganda, cooperating with Aero Gu > of America, announced prize of 1000 d 900 francs for the best commercial ail If plane motor which will stand tests mad Il by the committee.
 n The Delawan,a defeated last year b
 
 z again for the honor of representing Car II ada in the international fishing vess '- championship races here beginning Oc el 22.
 Harry Yashuhara, Japanese said h
 the police to have been employed by th " British government during the war an
 later in a sanitarium at Morristown, , If J., was found dead under mysteriou " circumstances in a room at the Empil ,e hotel, New York.
 er daughter was born to MT. and MT Is Frederick J. Manning in New Haven ye
 terday and Chief Justice William Hov n ard Taft is again a grandfather. MT y Manning was Helen Taft and prior y her marriage she was president of Bry of Mawr
 > A Service of supplies" designed
 provide jobless and hungrey eX-servi Id men with breakfasts to sustain them re the daily search for work, is being o
 ganiGed in New York by a committee
 bush,css men headed by Commissioner
 Immigration Frederick A. Wallis.
 Robert E. McCarty, general manag' as of the Central Region of the Pennsy t. vania railroad yesterday announced thi Ia H50 men would be put to work at ont le in the shops at Picacin. Pa, and 165 In the Conway shops. They will be en n in ir