Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-09

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 Brief Telegrams nometer recorded sS.2 degrees in New fork.
 The New York Cotton Exchange will ,e closed March 25-Gopd Friday -E md the following day.
 Daily oil production last week in the 5ulf coast oil fields was 106,S75 bar els, a decrease of 7,615 barrels
 "A ter. per cent. wage reduction will ,e put into effect in A shipyards in he port of New York, on April 1. Paul M. Potter, dramatic critic and was found dead of natural ,auses in the Murray Hill Baths, New York:
 Twenty five Soviet Russian Com who had been abandoned by their troops have taken refuge ill Esthonia.
 Former German Emperor Wilhelm is reported keeping in touch with the repa-r ations conference in London through the 
 All Railway Communication in Greece was suspended today as the re- suit, of a. strike affecting every line in the country.
 A, total of 7,003 automobiles were stol- en in the state of New York last year valued at approximately $7,OO0,0u0. over $500 were recovered.
 The Belgian government proposes to create an organization to buy direct i from the producers and lease films tod motion picture theatres.
 The Lehigh and Wilkes Barre Coal Company today declared special cash dividend of 150 per cent. on it's $S,210,o00 stock outstanding.
 All classes of eitizens at Kronstadt, the great Russian naval base, near Petrograd, have united in the uprising against the Soviet government.
 Edgar C. FeIton, Philadelphia, was elected a director of the Pennsylvania Railroad Company, succeeding Andrew w. Mellon, now secretary of the treas ury. John Rubie, 9 years old, pleaded guilty before a United States Com missioner, to having sent threatening !! letters to Henry Ford, demanding s3,oo0.
 The Central News Correspondent at Helsingfors, reports receipt of advices ] from Petrograd saying many of the residential and business quarters were. in flames. A reduction in the wages of common of unskilled labor throughout its sys- tenn, effective April IS, was announced | today by the Southern Pacific Railroad Company.
 Eight of the fourteen mines believed to have been laid off the entrance to Halifax harbor in 1918 by a German
 submarine have been picked up or accounted for.
 Plans for eurtaiIment of the 1921 crop of burley tobacco were abandoned by the Burley Tobacco Growers As | sociation at it's annual meeting at Lexington, Ky.
 The Columbian treaty was reported formally to the senate Monday by the foreign relations committee, but with out announcement as to plans for it's consideration.
 American financiers and manufac- turers are disposed to open large credit accounts in Europe, Charles M.
 Schwab, declared in the Paris edition
 of the Herald.
 Twenty one Master Plumbers, in
 connection with the building trust in- vestigation in New York, for viola tion of the State Antitrust Act pleaded guilty in supreme court.
 Members of the Tidewater Boat mems Union. affiliated with the Inter- national Longshoremen's association New York, have voted to strike here Thursday if wages are reduced. 7 The government of Japan has re- l Quested from the diet an additiona appropriation for defenses, amounting : to 5o,0o0,000 yen. Of this sum 10000 900 yen is asked for the navy. Count Michael kareyli, whose ex t pulsion from Italy was ordered las s week, has gone to Tarvis, Carinthia . two countries, Spain and Portugal . having refused to give him refuge.
 The Polish government has suspend ed operation of the railroads unde martial law, all the striking railway ment having returned to work. Strike in other trades also have been settled The United States Navy Wate U Barge No. 31, ran ashore Friday, ol
 Man-O-War reef at the north end o Cat Island, Bahamas while on the wa ,s 2 to Guantanamo, Cuba, and was badl - damaged.
 At state department it was learn V ed that the decision of the governmen
 to prevent the Western Union Tele
 graph Company from connecting u ' it's Barbados cable with a short lin :, out of Miami remained unchanged.
 The government won it's appeal ' the supreme court for a retrial of tn
 case against the Diamond Coal an Coke Company to obtain the cancel n lation of eighteen patents to coal land " alleged to have been obtained throug d fraud
 i- Fire destroyed the interior of tt
 Cathedral of St. Peter and Pau Chicago, causing damage estimated {
 S10O, 900. The Cathedral is one of tt oldest and best known Episcopal ed