Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-28

T1.c Dominion government has decided h.: 10 meet furttsr Gitnd Truk Ia clic railway bond interest payments al the present time.
 Armed bandits held up two bank mes sengers in Union Hill, N J.. and escaped with bag containing casa and cheeks to the amount of s5,24S.
 In a short time the strange spectacle ot d friar. standing. on the steps cf the Royal exchange. in the heart of London calling on the public. to pray, will be regular lunch hour sight. N
 Forty-iTe men and three women were arrested in widely separated sections of the city of Philadelphia in the police roundup of alleged radicals.
 A bill placing enforcement ef prOhibi- ton entirely in. the hands of the depart ment of justice was introduced by Repro sentative Hill, republican, Maryland.
 Immigration of all aliens wc1Id be pro- hibited for five years urAier an amend ment to the immigration bill drafted by Senator Harris. democrat Georgia. It
 Provision for the protection the Holy Sepulchre against fire has be6 made by Sir Herbert Samuel, high .commissioaer CT for Palestine, says ths Palestine weekly. An enclosed automobile stolen from the garage of Harry McLachlan. a hat manu- facturer, in Danbury, was recovered. near Kearney, N. J.. where the thieves abon- doned It.
 Immediate signature of a trade agree ment between sovieA Russia and Germany i Is sought by NJ Scheinman, who Is being rushed to Berlin by the Moscow govern ment.
 Governor Ali Taylor of Tennessee. ha,
 announced his intention to turn the cap
 itol grounds and will install links fol | the playing of quoits and other sport' il within sight of his office.
 i Former BriEadier General John H
 Sherburne of Boston was named as spe
 cial counsel by the house committee ap
 pointed to investigate the escape of Grov-
 CT Cleveland Bergdoll.
 Secretary Mellon announced last night l the appointment of Charles R. Fos!ies9 o
 Seattle. Wash, as. director of the bureau of war risk insurance. succeeding R. c
 Cholmeley-Jones.
 Ten thousand men of the forces 0.
 Gen Wrangei former anti-soviet leadel
 in South Russia, have been accepted b,
 Serbia for work on railways and in thu
 forests.
 Raw material imports during Marel
 exceeded eports by smore than s1o.0o0. .o0
 = Q
 Uo0 900 in excess of imports. departmen
 of commerce figures published disclosed T Chairman Cummlns of the senate inter
 state commerce committee. announce that the general inquiry into rsiiroa conditions would begin May 10. with rail
 way executives as the first witness.
 Emmanuel Rizzio. .52, was struck an,
 killed by a train while walking the Ney
 Haven road tracks just south of Middle
 town.s It was said he was an his wa,
 to work The police found 375o in hi
 pockets.
 in Chicago. Creamery extras dropped fiv cents pound. falling to 35 cents whole sale as compared with 40 cents yester day. Other grades descended as much a
 6 cents.
 Interests generally In Manchuria ar watching developments in connection wit the new consoftium and are concerne :. particularly with the part that Japan vi ! play in the big international fnanci; ! project.
 : The body of '. Walter weitzeI. pronl ! nent Detroit business man. who in Ere 2 Hemmeter. another business man. disaJ peared December 4. last. was recovere from canal in zug Island, in the low q Detroit river.
 German lawyers were present for th . first time since 1914, in the Bow stre, court, London. when British soldiers vi
 were prisoners of war gave testirnor e against German army officers accused t cruelty and atrccity.
 With practically the entire city runnir
 cn daylight saving time. it was armour,
 ed in the superior court that a vote , . llawyers would be taken Friday on a, pr, . posal to adopt summer time in the coul !: ty court and county jail, Hartford. 't Asiatic Turkey Is rapidly "Eef6E dry The lay of the prophet failed to pravei 5 the use of alcoholic liquors, cJt legisli . tion adopted by the Turkish dati5aali : assembly has resulted in an Improvemer . in the situation.
 The Kansas cFy- Journal. the city ' oldest newspaper is now the property ss Walter s. Dickey. wealthy clay 9ro1uc v manufacturer and prominent republics . leader who made the purchase at a r l. ceiver's sale. The price was S221,0oo. Conditions at the corbin Screw divisi. ;, of the American Hardware Corporate U in New Britain, are showing some ir , provement and three large departmen ]. have gone onto a full time schedule of V hours . week, Manager G. P. Spears al ]. nounced.
 v Papers filed In the county clerks oHi r in Buffalo state that Ethel J. Mana '" owner of grocery store. became so we
 ried over fear that the government wou
 confscate her business. because of pos, .~ ble errcrs in her income tax report, tn N she lost her mind.
 TO Enis Lewis Garetson, Imperial petents es of the ancient Arabic Nerder of Nohles II the Mystic Shrine In North America le enroute to Washington to present y President Harding a gold life membersf j. card in Afeha Temple, the Tacom j. Wash, Shrine body
 Id t t. Wages in the Earmer workers Indu 6, try in Cleveland will be- reduced 1-s le 13 1-2 per cent, effective May 1. under g. decision by the board of referees ma h tainied by the Cleveland Garment Man l. facturers' Association and the Intern
 tional Ladies Garment workers' Unic