Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1921-11-22

Two coins dating 1899 were dug up /
from virgin vein of coal near Sparks
burg, w. Va.
Recruiting Officers In England are now |
paid by the height of the men they re-
cruit.
Three new telescopes are being added
to the equipment of the Yale astronom-
ical observatory.
Marshal Foch returned to Washington
yesterday for his third visit to the capital
since he arrived in the United States.
The steamer FERN, 952 tons. was
| wrecked off St. Shotts. on the south coast
of Newfoundland. Her crew was saved
| street car fnres in Chicago are subject
to regulation by the Illinois public utili-
ties commission.
A garage and storage warehouse build
ing on Big Division street. Atlantic City
was destroyed by fire. Damage is esti-
mated at 100000.
One million dollarsJ of the s5.000.Oo0
pledged has been received by the First
National Council of the Palestine Foun-
dation Fund.
New Jersey Association of County En-
gineers toured the southern. section Of
New Jersey on an inspection trip on the
state roads.
William T. Moorehead. president Of In
land Coal Co., and keystone Coal & Coke
Co.. OF Pittsburgh was seriously injured
in a taxicab accident in Washington.
Waterloo WooIen Co., of Waterloo, n.
V. announced wage reduction in diff
ferent department averaging Is per
cent.
Measure before German reichstag will
make trade spying" in Germany ''econo-
mic high treason" The law will provide
prison penalties.
Suit for 81 100000 against the Atlantic
| corporation, with offices in Boston and
, shipyards at Portsmouth, y. H. was
brought In the federal court in Boston.
II
Roy d. Haynes. prohibition commission
er. will arrive in Chicago this week Il
study prohibition enforcement conditions
there.
Eight families, comprising about thirty
persons. were driven to the street in a
cold rain during a fire which dana ged
three buildings on Essex street, Salem
Mass. .s....
Union coal miners In Colorado plan 8
. statewide strike in protest against the q
5 to 80 per cent. wage reduction in effec
Thursday by the Colorado Fuel & Iror
Co.
e Report from Mexico City says manufac
n turing plant in State of Puebls, Mex, vii
suspend operations protesting against dis
: trfbution CT 10 per cent. of the profits t.
employees.
:: Explosion Of 9 gasoline tank attache
to a hot water heater caused a fire whic
destroyed the garage Of H. W. Brintor
at Lakeville. The total .oss probaol
will be $4,000.
The Ts-ton schooner Maude s.. boun
). to Calais from Boston with phosphate
;, ra nashore on Mansfeld's ledge at III
Q east end Of Deer Island. The crew es
u capped.
:, An nvestIs alton Of the prices charge
!, in retail markets for Thanksgiving tul
| KEYS mas Deen OnueTldken DN the MdSSe
: chusetts commission on necessaries {
~ life.
Another new low record price for III
past six years of more was established
the raw sugar market when 5000 bags
Porto Rico sold at S.s7 1-2- cents p'
DO pound.
he Msyer HyIan and Senator Calder wei
l. principal speakers at the unwilling of Il
ne monument. The Fighting Doughboy,"
memory of the doughboy cf the BushwiC
M and Ridgewood sections Of Brooklyn, wi
rs were killed over there"
ct Postmaster Hays In a letter to pos
rs masters urged them to put into prscti
- all tfme-honored devices to speed up Il
"a service for Christmas. He urged use
schools as clearance houses in the b
cities.
e Michael RinsIdi, wanted in Hacke
sack, n. j., in connection with the shoe
or ing q a street railway conductor. W
le, held without bonds in Waterbury
he await the arrival Of police from Hac
ut. ensack.
g A positive order was issued by the 1
K .erstate commerce commission yesterdi
requiring railroads to put the approx
mately Is per cent. Decrease in hay al
grain rates into effect on or before
Fl cember 81 next.
Ike man arrested In Houlton, Me-.
nd Charles Grant for alleged petty tfievi
as was identified by F. Morris Fish. sta
ss probation office, as Joseph Henley, W
Of escaped from the state prison at Thoms
oh ton Me-, on July %, 1920.
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The Within Machine works, manufa
turers Of machinery used in making CT
ton goods at Whitinsville, Mass. post
notices that wage reduction,
amount of which was not stated, wou
go into effect on Nov. 2S. Three tho
no sand employees will be affected.
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IN MANDAMUS WRIT FOR NY.
- STATE TRANSIT CoMMIsSIo
New York, Nov. 21.-An order requ
ing the state transit commission to she