Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-19

Organized bricklayers and pIasterers of Mobile Ala. voluntarily reduced their wages from S1O day to sS. as a re- suit of living costs coming down.
 Vice Admiral Alfred GUrvais. president of the French Naval league. died at Nice. France. He was born Dec. 19. 1887, and was made vice adi>iral in 1890.
 The death of John s. TweIls. s7 who retired I5 years ago after twenty years in the consultr service of the United | States, was announced in New York.
 pr. John winthrop PIatner. dean and | Andover professor. of ecclesiastical his | tory at Harvard University died in Cam. | bridge after an illness of several weeks.
 According to Robert Chapman. presi- | dent of the Southern Yarn Spinners' As a.ciation, yarn mills in the south may close completely unless business improves.
 A verdict of SI0o,O9o against Mme. Catherine Tingley. theosop1ical leader, has been given in favor of Mrs. Irene M. Mohn, in he superior court in San Diego, Co.
 The death of William Lawrence. who succeeded Denman Thompson as Uncle Josh in the 'Old Homestead" and played the part 5000 times was announced in Boston.
 Sir Henry Drayton, Canadian minister of finance. announced a coin similar in
 size to the American nickel will be coined | to displace the smallest coin in the De-
 minion..
 The attorney general of New Bruns-
 wick N B. ordered disinterred the body
 of Mrs. Ezekiel Berry of Forest Hill.
 whose husband is charged with her murder.
 The body of Lieutenant Warren H. Fl IanEdon, U. s. N. who was killed by 4Japanese sentry in vladivostok last Jan luary arrived in San Francisco on the transport Sherman.
 I wibis L. Mapother. first vice president of the Louisville and Nashvill erailroad company was elected president of the road at meeting of the stockholders in New York.
 ' President Harding has asked Attorney
 General Daugherty to review the case
 of Eugene " Debs, who is serving sen- Itence under the espionage act in Atlanta
 penitentiary.
 pr. Frank W. Gun, aulus. noted edu-
 cator and writer and since 1892 president ] of teh Armour Institute If Technology, died suddenly at his hoLle in Chicago
 after a heart attack.
 |
 non-partisan attitude all public
 questions was declared to be the estab- lished principle of the Connecticut League of Women Voters by speakers at a mass meeting in Bridgeport.
 The Porto Rican sugar crop wa sesti- mated at 465. s75 tons by Ruis Soler secretary of the Sugar Producers Asso- : ciation. This is 10000 tons less than last years production. l The Master PI>mbers' association, Nev Britain has voted to reduce tke wage T of journeymen plumbers 20 per. cent . cutting their pay from s1 an hour to St I cents an hour, effective April l. . proposed constitutional amendment Q which would give the state power to con ! trol and develop the waterpowers o' n Maine was submitted to the legislature e in message by Governor. Percival P Baxter.
 r Voters of cities and towns in Massn , chusetts will continue to exercise the To- | ca! option of declaring whether the! 2 want beers and wines containing no - more than 2.75 per cent of alcohol solt c in their communities. 6 Steve Kerkenoyos of HaverhiT wh' y escaped from the court house at WoburI < after being held on charge of complicit!
 iE the h.old-up of a North Reading. cam s last Sunday was captured in Arlington o Mass.
 = Joseph MaIoney. prominent in politicn e circles in Atlantic City. N. J.. was ar l. rested on a charge of bigamy. preferre
 by Mrs. Anna Maloney. of Springfield n Mass, claimed he deserted her twent d years agp.
 l. ImmIsrSnts arriving at the Batter l. from Ellis Island evidenced dislike fo
 radical doctrines when they attacked e- man who nailed a placard at nearby pos ,e advocating the overthrow of the Unite i- States government. ,s Creation by congress of an interstat a motion picture commission as a subst Ivy tute for federal censorship or nlinS Wa
 proposed in letters from Dr. Wilbur re Crafts of the international reform bt ld reau to film producers. m wholesale prices of commodities cor ,a tinued ito decrease in February with
 drop if 5 s-4 per cent. for the month
 total decrease of 3s5 per cent. fro
 the high peak of pricts of May, 192
 said the bulletin issued by the burea AE of labor statistics. l., Earnings of SIS. .Ooo. 900 under and eiyl k cent fare are shown by the annual repo or of the Chicago city railways the surfa, lee lines, for the fiscal year ending Januai rk 31. 1921. made public this week. Gro on earnings of s5,3275 .3S4 and expenses ni- S43, 300, 3oS were reported. ng
 Pope Beaedlet appointed ns his dome by tic prelates Monsignor Th2mas Tanner ay Grand Rapids Mich, Monsignor Jam to Magee, Syracuse, N. Y. and Monsi=n er- IJ. M. J. Wack New Braunfels, Texi wis James o'Neill of Newark. x. J., " j. made a Knight of St Gregory.