Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-26


 mania. IL Great Britain last year reduced It's floating. debt in the United States by $s5.- 6O9. = .--
 Chester Roweil of California resigned as a member of ,tre new shipping, board. effective immediately. . The house voted to appropriate sssO,- 900 for the. free distribution of seeds by 1 members of, congress. ts .--
 Ms. John D.. Rockefeller offered her | services to. the Y. ". C.. A., to raise 1 funds for European relief. I . pr. srsan J. Cunningham, so. profes- sor emeritus of nHathenlatic at Swarth- more college, died in Philadelphia.
 Temperatures in wIhstcd ranged from to If below, zero. The severe c5id, and the high winds put stop to ice cut ting. Four masked bandits who held up Chicago and Alton passenger tran near Louisiana, Mo-. obtain $9 fer their ef- forts. -
 Nebrnska's electoral vote was delivered to Vice President Marshall Monday by Mrs. H. H. Wheeler and Mrs < Draper Smith. 7 A conference of the allied supreme council in London on the Greco-Turkish question will be held the latter part of February. Max Everhart Smith. 72 years old and socially prominent, committed suicide by shooting early Monday at his East New York home.
 Governor Morrow issued a procIamn- tion calling upon the people of Kentucky to assist in suppressing moonshiners and
 The claim. of Masge Parlo, . Creek Indian. to Oklahoma oil lands, valued: at l more than $2.o00,000, was denied by the supreme court. Under terms of . bill approved by the congress of Guatemala, illiterates are for bidden to participate in political con- | tests. |-.-. .t 1 The house voted to appropriate Sseo.- 900 for the fren distribution of seeds by members of congress. This Is $120, 600 more than last year.
 Contracts for road bullding hrsuHhout Ontario, calling for, expenditure of more 1 than $2,e00.000 were announced by F. c. Biggs, minister of public works.
 Sir Edward Carson Is expected to r.- fuse premierstip of Ulster and also tc withdraw from Irish affairs when he re- ceives the Ulster. delegation.
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 1; Reginald c. Vanderbilt was reelected president of the American Horse Shows 1 Inc, at the annual meeting of. tue axso- citation in New York.
 ! General wage Sredreti0ns a6<etinK S,ooe workers in six, factories in Passaic, N J., were announced by the Industrial Council of Wi9olen Manufacturers. \ -
 Lieutenant Coi0aef James L. Howari | of Hartford was reelected commander o- the Connecticut Comrnandery, Mil;ta,, Order of Foreign Wars of the ,UniteS States. s h Union taiIors to the number of abou
 300 went on strike at New Haven al
 protest against wage reduction of |
 per cent.
 Fire badly damaged the Bohan-Lan
 dorf Company fur store at Chapel, an, ,, College streets. New Haven, opposite tn
 Hotel Taft. The loss was estimated a f$50.600.~ Mary Bowles. n 15-year old EirI, VII . courtmaftialed in Cork, but sentence wa I deferred. The girl was~>arrested afte
 she had been discovered crossing fiel with arms in her possession.
 
 A Reuter- dispatch from AHahabad. Tn lia. dated Jan. 24. says fresh riotin has broken out in the Fyzabad distrjc and troops are proceeding there fTor
 Lucknow.
 = Early adjustment of the economic an : political difficulties in Cuba was indicat . pertinent from Major General Enoch F
 Crowder. i:.. t The body of Pietro Barbieri, aged [ with bullet wounds through the head an l. stomach, was fou.Id in> the rear. of ;. house in the Italian quarter of We. # Springfield
 Tribal Indians wm be wards of tl e federal government until fully emanc Q pated" the supreme court held in ca, @ affecting more than 25,o0o acres of Osai e grazing lands.
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 Justihabie homicide is the decision 7 Coroner Mix in his inquest into he Xii le ing by Police Officer Bernard F. ON, n of John Brock, negro in New Haven r. January 18th. ,f The steamer Hartford of the Hsxtfo
 and New York Transportation conpal le line has been frozen fast In the ice IS the Connecticut river. just north Of t 1t South Glastonbury dock. n. Cotton gfnned prior e January s- amounted to 12.o1e. .4S5 bales euciusi r. of linters and. including 2D4.s24 fou " bales, 73,4S1 bales of .American-Egypti. k and 1864 bales Of Sea Island. 10 Trustees of Pennsylvania State colIe d. l reelected Judge H. Walton Mitchell -d Pittsburgh chairman of the board al n placed the selection of president of t " institution in the hands of special eol n mittee.
 ,d Nicholas M1ishu, former Rumanian mi ,g ister to London and now master of e .t. emonies of the court In Bucharest, ss
 that frequent reports of belshevik q other disorders in Rumania were who % untrue.
 IA MinoPisy stockholders of tho Aiiee GI