Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-13


 and seS- kwounded in a fierce fight nea1 Listowell, Ireland.
 Victor Nelson escaped from the state prison yard in Boston. while being taken | back to the prison with twelve other prisoners after attending a school session. |
 Department of commerce reports for | the month of April amounted to S255 ,OO0,- | 900 and exports totalled sS40,00O,OO0.
 |. S. Prohibition Commissioner Kran- CT believes New York will soon be dry if l the good work of the police department is kept up,
 Governor sprouI of Pennsylvania sign ed bill imposing a tax of one and one half per cent. ad valorem on all anthra cite coal effective July 1.
 President-eIect Zayas of Cuba an- nounced the selection of Dr. Jose N. Col tartes as secretary of agriculture in his cabinet.
 The internal revenue yield of France for April totalled 1.24S,Oo0,O 900 francs according 10 figures made public by the ministry of finance.
 l bOlshevik plot to overthrow Mustapha l Renal Pasha, leader of the Turkish na- | tionalist forces, and establish soviet republic in Angora has been discovered. Soft coal production in the state of | Pennsylvania for the year of 1920 amounted to 16S,S53,561 tons new high record.
 The super-dreadnOught California, building at Mare Island navy yard will be commissioned August Is instead of September 9, as previously planned.
 Increase in the number of child em- most proportionate to the increase in total population in the last eight years.
 The national geographic board voted unanimously to retain the name Mount Rainier for the peak in Washington state that has been so known for 1S0 years.
 Irving GrinnelI. former commodore of the New York Yacht club. died at his home in New Hamburgh, NM He was S2 years old and had been i'll for long time.
 Two women were held in Tulsa, Okla. in connection with the shooting and seri- [ ously wounding of Judge John Devereaux. | former justice of the Oklahoma supreme court.
 t Alarms on stolen automobiles will be sent out by wireless each night by the Hartford police by an arrangement with . Hiram Percy Maxim, who has radio e station at his home there.
 federal court jury in Boston has g been asked to determine whether sweet I chocolate bars -are candy food. in a I suit against John. F. Maliey, former col lector of internal rey-lnue in, Boston. : William B. Williams, 55, who said h, | was a machinist from Holyoke Mass.
 was arrested in Hartford after he haC e distributed alleged radical leaflets ir g Bushnell park.
 a Steamship Celtic was held up at Liv n erpool by stewards and cooks refusin:
 to sign up at wages reduced r per cent e Other vessels have cancelled sailing date. Q for the same reason. y Drugs smuEgIed into this country val e ued at s50.000 were confscated by DO l lice detectives in raids in Brooklyn. On d Spaniard was killed in fight and tw -A wounded. They were sailors. |, Invitations to attend the worlds expo e sition to be held in Portland Ore, | y 1925 were despatched by tn edirector
 to President Harding and members c
 his cobinet.
 N President Harding teIegraphed greet
 irigs and best wishes to the United Cor h. federate Veterans of Georgia, assemble e. at Albany, Georgia in their thirtieth ar 1- nual reunion.
 Homer M. Byington, United Stat, consul at Naples. recently refused visa to a nur,ber of Italians desiring to sa 7, r' for the United States when he discover
 ed they were provided with false pas
 ports.
 1t Somewhere off Nova Scotia and ti NS Bank of Newfoundland the Mercy Sh
 Sainte Jeanne D'Arc is engaged on h, al annual mission of picking up the i'll ar
 sick among the fishermen who "go dow ol to the sea in ships" de Thomas Hale, q cowboy on a rant IT. near Gregory, s. D., captured a live eag SIX with a lariat. He saw the eagle swoC
 down on a calf Waiting until the bil . had eaten it's fill he rode toward it, TO
 ed it and carried the captive home
 Joseph Ffanetti. B. farm hand ps North Haven, who was mysterious ld shot by a hold-up man on the Nor " Etynan turnpike laSt Thursday nigh o- died in the New Haven hospital as a T IT, suit of his wound. Ia.
 +b Admiral Uric, ranking officer of t or Japanese navy, is coming to the Unit ,r+ States to attend the fortieth reunion -bo Annapolis next month of the nav ,st academy class of 1881, of which he W is a member
 Messages received from Moscow repc
 that Santeri Nuorteva, who was seer
 tary to Ludwig Martens. when the latt DS was soviet agent in New York. h
 been arrested and confined in the Tche ca, prison.
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 me According to the Riga newspapers ay. Gukovsly, former Russian ministers lr- Esthonia, is being tried at Moscow ter is charged that he wasted one-third a the entire soviet gold reserve Tn the pi vas chase of worthless goods from abroa' nly At meeting of the allied comm put sfoners, general and admirals. it W re- decided to proclaim the neutharity ion Constantinople the Bosphorous and ich Dardanelles in the hostilities between
 Turks and the Greeks.