Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-06

hat Japan is planning eeSiSi'e against the soviets.
 The newIy-eIected mayor and city eoun- ,ii of Thayer, Kansas, is an entirely fem mine city administration.
 Creation of new state of Northern Illinois is advocated by Senator Jonn Fl Denvir of Chicago.
 Governor Small of Illinois signed tbe soldiers bonus bill, providing Si' month. subject to vote of the people in 1922.
 !. H. Thomas. general secretary of | the National Union of Railwaymen, pre- dicted that the British strike of coal | miners would be over in week.
 Savings deposited in charatered banks of Canada on March 31. totslled Sl,3l9'- 142Ass, an increase of S12l,422,s2e over corresponding month in 1s2o.
 H. H. Stevens. of Vancouver. B. C., charged in the house of commons that airplanes are used to smuggle drugs from incoming steamships on the Pacifc coast
 William B. LittIefeld, former president of the Manufacturers National bank or Lynn. Mass, died of injuries sustained in an automobile collision at Peabody
 The British tanker ImpOeo, which stranded on Blonde rock, off Yarmouth on April while OH a voyage from Hali-i fax to St. John, was refoated.
 
 A box shop and srist mill owned by Louis F. Traitor al Sanford, Maine, were burned by fire of unknown origin, with loss estimated at s7O,ooo. The American Railway express com pany announced it had notified its se,ooo employees that it contemplated revision in wages, effective June l.
 wage reduction of S4.35 . week fer each of the four major printing crafts in Chicago was announced by an arbitration | board.
 Approval of the proposed trip et the Yale swimming team to Homo Elulu this summer was announced by the board of control of the University Athle- tic association.
 John Albert Sieicher editor of Leslie's Weekly since 1898, and president of the l Leslie-Judge company of New York. died at his home in Albany. N. r., after long illness.
 Sixty-Ave survivors of the wreck of the Japanese fretghter ToSuyo Maru, which burned Monday, off Cape Mears, Seattle
 Oregon, were landed in Seattle, Wash. | Princeton University received larE'
 share of the estate of Moses Taylor Pyne
 New York philanthropist and trustee oi the institution. The eighth annual convention of thu national foreign trade council opened 1T Cleveland with approximately 1000 del
 egstes present.
 Greece and the suItan's EoVerHmeH
 have been notified by the allied hisl , icommission that the neutrality of Con
 stantinople and of the straits must be ob : served.
 \ Captain MerIon (. Cooper, the Ameri l | can. member of the Kosciuszko aeria . squadron who recently escaped to Rig; l from soviet Russia. arrived in Warsaw . weak, but in good health. John H. Reeves. prominent retired man g ufacturer, was shot and seriously wound Q ! Tenn. by James a Grundy, a well know salesman, who then ended his own life.
 Brown UnIevrsity announced that be
 ginning with the new term next Septem , ber all undergraduate tuition fese woul
 be advanced to $25O per year, an in
 crease of $50.
 !, Fifteen scouting vessels and all aVaiI = able aircraft have been ordered to make < . thorough search between Hawaii and tn = Pacific coast for the missing naval tu
 Conestoga.
 l. pr. Kenneth c. M. siIls, president . s Bowdoin college has been elected presi
 dent of the board of goverdors and wis h itors to the naval academy. a Indian bands attacked the village C e Juli in southern Peru. on April 3O an
 many persons were killed and wounde e before gendarmes and civilians drove th y aborigines from the town. d Food supplies for the people of Al T menia left Constantinople on the stean
 CT Georgia, which sailed for Batum wit d a cargo of 1900 tons of food furnishe by the Near East relief
  n Plans for an extension of news cab 'I service were adopted today at the annui l. meeting of the Canadian Press, newsp;
 per owners from all parts of Canada a
 tended.
 D An OppelR despatch from Germs
 source says that the inter-sllied commi ct sion has decided 10 incorporate thr' m thousand Germans. preferably Upper ,e lesisns, in the plebiscite police. c. In the Liverpool and BlrkSRhSa pr docks there are 155 vessels. aggregatir be 2S2, 2s4 tons. lying idle. their idleness dl Ut almost wholly to the coal mine stril
 and the consequent impossibility of o r. taining coal for the steamers bunkers. i'd ne Antonio AmAettl, 55. 6 IaboFer, VI
 killed in New Haven when three tons
 stone fell on him while he was workir
 in the excavation being made for the ne national Headquarters building of Il ~ Knights of Columbus. " Fortune smiled on John BraEen of La " sing. Iowa a farm hand. when the plo S which he was operating unearthed s1,3 tts in gold The money was in glass j. h. md apparently had been burned yes
 ago.
 An but nine of the indictments again =, t13s officers of the old Austrian arm If ba "deafh leoionH rho