Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-30

Five men and one woman have disap- peared mysteriously from summer resorts in Salzburg province, Austria, within the past fortnight.
 The engagement of Archduke Albrecht of Au9tria and the eldest daughter of Admiral. Horthy, regent of Austria, will be announced shortly.
 The c. Bianchi & Sons granite plant. at Barre, Vt, was partially destroyed by fire with loss of $60,OOO throwing forty men out of employment.
 Three severe electrical storms which passed over Woonsocket, R. l., left demor- alized telephone and electric car service in their wake.
 Army aviators are forbidden to make spectacular flights or do "acrobaic fly ing" over cities brother populous distric:s in general orders announced yesterday.
 4 printing plant for counterfeitinE government doctors liquor prescription blanks was seized by revenue inspectors in raid on the home of William Ben son, in the Roxbury district, Boston.
 President Harding's suggestion, for
  taeir feet were incorporated in a bill in troduced by Chairman Winslow, of the interstate Commerce committee.
 A strike on the federalIy operated rail- roads in Mexico is threatened for August | as the result of a refusal by the railway directorate to rescind it's recent order re- ducing the wages of all employees es-a naa I..4I..- ton of Warren c. Spurgin, missing pres ident of the closed Michigan Avenue Trust Company, Chicago, was reported by the states attorneys office.
 The right of Senator Newberry, of | Michigan, to his seat will be voted on next Thursday by the subcommittee, which investigated the contest by Henry Ford, bae democratic candidate.
 Attorney General Daugherty is ready ito grab Camp Sherman, Ohio,' he an nounced, to establish a great national reformatory for young first offenders against federal laws.
 Sir Henry Drayton. Canadian ministers of finance announced that the s15.OOO,OOO loan due in New York next Monday would be paid without any further gov ernment borrowing.
 The inventory of the estate of Con- modore E. c. Benedict, banker and phi lanthropist, filed in probate court at Greenwich by the executors, has footing iof s5,912, 750.09.
 Michael Curry, proprietor of a Main street cafe in New Britain was fined q rI,ss ing for having liquor witl intent to sell A 30-day jail sentence was suspended.
 Appointment of Walter IT. RastalI ei Dayton, Ohio, as head of the commerc, depar tment's newly created heavy ma chinery industrial division was announced by Secretary Hoover.
 A treaty providing for declaration O war on Hungary in event Emperor Charle turns to the Hungarian throne ,aas beer signed by Rumania, Jugoslavia ant Sfovakia.
 More liquor is going into China as tn use of opium fa31 off, according to a re port to the commerce department iron Consul General William H. Gale, at Hon. Kong.
 In accordance with orders receive from Washington the Canadian fshin schooner Helen McLain was allowed { land her catch of TT swordfsh at a Bos stn pier.
 Sale to the Boston National bank of tI , assets and property of the Hanove r Trust Company. of Boston, now close 8 was deferred until August by Juig = De Courcy in the superior court to la,
 Governors of the various states baV a been urged by Secretary Hoover to l,
 their contracts for road construction Q the fall rather than in the spring as ' means of relieving the unemployment si V uation.
 U U Herman schmanski, 60 years old, die 't in hospital in Detroit from burns | = said were caused when his brother wit :, = whom he had a business quarrel, thre turpentine over him and lighted mate
 to it.
 : Captain Ross and 23 men of the ere . of the Norwegian auxiliary schoon' J General Pershing, before reporte y wrecked on Endymion reef, near Turl q Island. arrived in New York on Il II Huron.
 Officials at Hamilton. Bermuda. are r
 ported determined to stamp out smu'
 gling of wlisky into the United State Y Two passengers slipped aboard boat f.
 New York with bottle of wishky wel l. arrested and heavily fined. st Additional expenditure of S16,400, ,0l 70 for disqualification of former service me -e making a total annual outlay of S35,00C s- 900 for that purpose, and a re-examini IS tion of all men who served in the wor
 war, were propositions laid before u 8 senate committee investigation soiSi' relief.