Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-07

10 PAGES-76 COLI
 BRIEF TELEGRAMS
 Several persons are reported dead or injured in consequence of an explosion on board the American steamer Mexico at 1 Tampico Saturday.
 The New York cotton exchange will suspend business for two minutes at II o'clock next Saturday, in celebration of Armistice day. .i
 The landing of allied or American sail ors from the warships in Constantinople will not be permitted unless by special permission of the Angora government.
 For the first time since it's OrganiEa- tion in 1919, the World League Against Alcoholism will meet n convention in Toronto. November H to 2s.
 Charles Beers. former seIectman in Newtown, and a well known farmer n this district, died at his home here yes
  widow.
 Kit Meeown, a prominent republican leader. was shot dead Monday while he, with others, was attacking the new civic guard at Moate, near Athlone, County Westmeath, Ireland.
 The Atlantic and Pacific fleets will combine for joint battle maneuvres in 4bo ITchr b E. Coontz, chief of naval operations an- nounced!
 !: An allied extraordinary council at Constantinople decided to refuse cate gorically the nationalist demand for the allied military evacuation of Constan- tinople.
 On Armistiee day, November II, a he- roic statue of General Pershing, picturing him as if watching troops in battle. will be unveiled in the Golden Gate Park, in San Francisco.
 A special meeting of directors of the Stewart Warner Speedometer Corpora ton has been called for November 20 in Chicago, to consider declaring an ex- tra cash dividend.
 Vice President Coolidge, arriving in Northampton, Mass, late yesterday from his western speaking tour, predict ed a possible increased republican ma jority in the senate as a result of to- days voting.
 writ of attachment for $1 900 is fa- vor of A..W. C1auder, Bridgeport GUS toner, was made by Deputy Sherin kiernan, upon the brokerage office ! managed by James H. Havens, for 2 New York concern.
 A warrant charging James II. Ha- vens, stock broker in Bridgeport, with embezzlement, was issued by Prescott 1 ing Attorney Vincent L. KeatinG on the complaint of Attorney George F. Mara, representing number of Ravens cred l itors. Earle E. Malone, a sailor who has been attached to the U. s. S. Chewink at the Portsmouth, \. H., navy yard was thrown from motorcycle while coasting down a hill in the suburbs of New Haven. and died at the hospital two hours later from his injuries. l APans dispatch says:- Thieves en. I tered the sacriSty of Rheims cathedral ! Lucon's priceless gold chalice. The tycdp is richly engraved and set with pearls.
 Developments in the seizure by tn, police of a I.quor-laden truck in West port early Sunday ,Ihave been of such [
 character as to strengthen a belief tha I in the first place the truck was held uI by six armed men while it was passing Isl-.. N I Alvin Owsley, national commander o the< American Legion, yesterday in dorsed the call of the American Re- Cross for new. members and urged al
 members of the legion to aid in makini
 the annual membership roll call of tn
 organization a success.
 ' Six persons were killed and more thaI i thirty injured. seven seriously. 125 per sons are homeless, and more than $500,
 900 worth of property was destroyed fl
 the tornado which struck the oil field
 southeast of Drumright, Okla, Saturda! [. evening. -'i A woman was arrested Sunday in tn poultry market in Budapest while tryint to sell her six months. old baby. Xvi dently 1.-the deepest of despair. she of fered the child on her arm for the pric
 of goose. :
 "Theodore Roosevelt, Roughrider," the inscription on heroic equestrian , statue of the former president. to be un yelled in Portland Ore, Armistice da. with ceremonies in which many thousand , of persons arc to participate.
 More than 100000 barrels of crud
 oil in the Smackover field near Eide rado, Ark, which escaped from burst , ing storage tanks, are on fire last nigh | and Smackoyer creek, which run ! through the section. is a roaring fuI mace for several miles.
 , Miss Annie Peek, mountain climbe and suffrage worker, sailed on the Va l Dyck from New York for Brazil, to kee
 promise made ten years ago. At tha time, Miss Peck announced that whe s suffrage became universal in the U. f she would plant the suffrage flag O 2 Mount Caroovado, in Bpazil. d Ward line officials said yesterday tho still were without news of an explosio ? aboard their steamer Mexico at Tan v pico, reported Sunday in a despatc T from Mexico City. They said the Me1 [ llco, arrived at Vera Cruz Saturday an ]. sailed from that port fof. New York o
 Saturday night.
 s Railroad cfessfag accidents during th
 four summer months sof 1922 mounte