Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-18

Production of wines in France in 1920 amounted to about 1,4O0, ,S53,OOO gallons as against 1,2SS,547,00O gallons in 1919.
 A Strathcona memorial scholarship in transportation, yielding sSJO d year. has been established at Yale.
 DorEe Brothers Motor Car company, Detroit, closed since last December, Ie- opened yesterday with force of between $500 and 4.0e0 men.
 John NJ. Starr. pioneer bell manu- facturer in Connecticut, died at his home at East Hampton Of heart failure, aged | 75.
 Fred E. Scobey Of San AntoniI, Texas, is understood to have been seiec. ed by President Harding as director of the mint T The Delta Bank and Trust Compeny of Ciarksdale, Miss, was closed tempor- ariiy pending the wrecasting of cbl.ga- tions, 1t was announced. The Lumber Dealers association of i Connecticut is going to advertise, so | | that the public may be fully iniormed' | as to the lumber business. | | An increase of $25 a year in tuition l fees of all classes and departments at Tufts college was announced by the trustees. The Boston Telegram, a new evening l newspaper, appeared Wednesday, Fred | erick NJ. Enwright is editor and publish CT. The price is one cent.
 The Yale & TowRe Manufacturing Co.,, Stamford, announced that its plant would be closed on March 24 for ten days The concern now employs 5000 persons. | Twenty barrels of hard cider were 1 discovered in the basement of the Sem l eca County court house, Waterloo, N r.,
 by Police Chief Van Riper.
 King Constantine said rumor spread
 in the Unitde States that he was going
 to abdieate in favor of his son. Prince
 George, was without foundation.
 The extremes adopted by the modern
 girl should not be judged too hIrshly, according to Mary Ross Potter, dean of
 women at Northwestern university. Trade agreements by which Great r Britain and Russia will resume commer- ciai relations was signed in London. \The
 Board Of Trade revised several clauses The Derby Manufacturing company. of
 Derby, has lost a suit to restrain the co., lector of internal revenue from collecting , federal taxes to the amount of S539 ,tN0. : Former Governor spry of Utah is un
 derstood to have been decided upon by
 President Harding for appointment as d commissioner of the General Land of
 flee.
 
 . United States; Senator Charles F. Town. send and Miss Nannette B. Loomis were |, married at the home Of the brides moth. CT. Mrs. Ernesa 5. Looms, at Jackson
 Mich.
 . Fire Wednesday, destroyed the blaming . mill on the Sinsbury road. at Avon. own . ed by H. w Woodford. A large uuan. n n tity of lumber was burned. The loss was ' estimated at $5O,Ooo. II The building trades labor troubles 't were entended to Boston when lumber l teamsters. handlers and tallymen num- . bering 400 ked out in most of tho = lumber yards of the city. d H. NJ. Tarr, representing the cottor
 industry of Rhode Island, collapsed whili
 test!fying al the public hearing at tn ,f state house in Boston on the proposed '- increase in railroad rates.
 pr. KIing, head of the state bactchioI
 ogical laboratory in Stockholm, is re K ported to have discovered the microbe o
 sleeping sickness and to haze establish g. ed that the disease is infectious. CT 'h Representatives of twenty or more o , companies operating in Mexico met a
 Galveston, Texas. and it was rumore ne that Article 27 of the new constitution c v the major subjects was to be discussed. ls Three hundred men went on stri, ls Wednesday at the Toledo O., plant of tn S Standard Oil company when the compan ne posted notice that wages would be rt ne. duced and the working day lengther or ed
 VII Joseph Blunt, cOlOred. was burned on death on, an abandoned coal barge in tn ne Norwalk Niver early yesterday morning he having been overcome by smoke in tf
 cabin of the barge, where he made h arl home.
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 sh A single Massachusetts monument lat commemorate the men of that state WI a fought in France was recommended . to the legislature unanimously by the SD '~i cal commission which returned recent
 from a tour of the battlefelds.
 Mayor c. R. Wilson of Bridgeport al R. nounced that if reports from employe
 and employees show that Inajority wi, ent daylight saving time. he will issue F. proclamation under which clocks will ion moved ahead by common consent" All ere Post ofhce inspectors arrived in Vi the dison, Maine. to investigate the sendi .wso through the mail from the -Anson office
 the bomb which exploded in the off =si- of Dr. John L. Pepper, maiming him 1 fo- life.
 c1n - son Dispatches to the London Times fir, -ch Raga say that Red soldiers who ha
 reached there from German interpme ur- camps do not want to return to ~RJ ta sia. four of them co/nitting suicide
 IT preference.
 ing
 de- March 1s a tax payer whose total { n.." is four cents. who insisted on his ri
 to pay in four installments and W
 d, bought a one cept money order f
 which he paid three cents was reveal FER in Augusta, Ga. eel Frederick z. Walls. who has served of department commander of the Ora ight Army in Maine and in 1894 was gra his commander of the Grand Commando s. Konights Templar, died at vinal Hay