Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-27

sugar to | cents pound.
 Postmaster General Hays announced losses in postal robberies during the last year totaled more than .ss,eeo,ooo. F The senate confirmed the nomination of Guy D. Goff of Wisconsin to be assist ant to the attorney general
 A conference of allied experts win be held in London preliminary. to the meet ing of the supreme council on Saturday next,
 strike of high school teachers at Ed monton. Alberta. for increases in salary and representation on school board was settled.
 John Salamandra- . storekeeper of Meriden was bound over in ;300 by the local court charged with passing conu- terfeit. bill.
 Hotel. BeardsIey at wlnsted. owned by : the estate of the late Governor George Liley, was sold to Radocchio Brothers, local marketmen- -+. New construction work state high ways. which is usually; at its height at this time of the year, is at standstib for lack of funds
 Charles ssurugue. "the oldest poIIu of France" veteran of both the Franco Prussian and the World war, died in Paris. aged s2 years.
 Aviation has been given inlaGieirnt at- tention by the people. the congress and i the navy" Secretary Denby declared be- 1 Fora tha naval committee The body of the man who was shot during fight at a Brooklyn welding party was identified as that ef John Bren- nan. truck driver.
 The four barEes. bringing by way oi the canal from Verdun the bodies of nearly thousand American soldier dead arrived at Liege, Belgium.
 pr. Keudish. Russian soviet representa- tive in Constant:nople during the last two months, has been given passport wise by the British to go to London.
 Frederick q. KeIleway. coalition -li5era lhas been reelected to the house of com mons for the Bedford division of Bed fordshire over F. F. Riley, labor, z
 Practically the entlfe chty 0h fsdfAtVh' is on daylight saving scheduie-factories stores banks, insurance and brckers= = 1 offices, post office, schools and treleys
 The American cruiser oiynria, 1srshil of American naval units n the Al l;ic left enice for spalato on S-< -<Irday. Late
 she will go to Naples and then return t America.
 |
 Of the thirty soviet officials making .
 the repatriation commission which will al
 tend to the details of exchange of Russia prisoners and refugees now in Polant
 six are women. 1he commission arrive |. at Warsaw
 burglar. who effected an entrance h way of skylight in the roof. stole good valued at 3400 or more from the clothin store of John F. Woodruff and compan - in Danbury.
 World trade problems win receive th q attention of American business men wh
 attend the ninth annual meeting of tn z chamber of commerce of the Unite | States which opens in Atlantic City tt ' day.
 pr. Charles !. Bullock. Harvard prots- c sor of economics and advote of a sal, y tax. declared America will become "a nj l. ton Of liars" unless the present incon r tax rate is lowered
 Armed with a British passport. Loi r Mayor O'Neil of Dublin. one of the mo r, noted leaders of the Irish republics 4 movement. is on his way to the Unit, IL States. He comes to plead the cause e the Irish White Cross.
 r. The lower house of the Penr.yIran .o legislature last night adopted resol 'e ton calling upon President Harding al IS congress to recognize the elected go d. ernment of the republic of Ireland" m Restrictions of the petroleum trn. would be removed and freedom of ir le ports without government su9crvisi O, would be restored by a bill introduced in the French chamber of deputies. --,- le An official decree Issued at Moscow ie the soviet government puts all foreigner n with the exception of diplomats. in | ut same category as Russians with regard h. mobilization for work.
 UT Two men, believed from cards In tn, ot pockets, to be Dr. Joseph Durand al
 
 death in an overturned automobile in
 outlying quarter of Los Angeles. s f The supreme court refused to rsvI,
 decisions of the California appella St court awarding lands in Kerns county is the Southern Pacific railroad compa s and setting aside the counter claims .ss the McKittrick oil company. :,
 Former, Senator Chamberlain of Po ae land. Oregoi and Frederick I. Thomps, : of Mobile Ala, are unders.~od to ha - been definitely selected A Preside Us Harding as members of Ine shippi s board. Both are democrats ss The French chamber of deputies rr o. evidence of what is construed as its tention to support the government in lie occupation of the Ruhr, If that becon A necessary. by voting an Increase ot twenty million francs for artillery. as Mon, and women prominent in politi
 and professional life organized the Am
 ican Peoples league in New York
 bring into Acooperation the forces wf1
 have been consistently opposed te .H existing prohibition and proposed n
 laws. 'ef Bey sesuta throughout New Ter, his were asked by local police to aid an searching thorougnfares. by-roads a nd deep woods for the three Long Brar ia. high school youngst CTS, one girl and t m boys, who left Long Branch, N j.. |