Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-26


 Mere thsr .,sse, plat. riss. window n London ares have been broken by q nysterious band of men, .-
 csmnunists a..hsshsd . rumber sf 'ascisti near P!acenza. Several of the alter were killed and number wound Under provisisAe St bin adopted by 'read of peace" will be restored May
 William Jsnnisssr Bryan ia su aa- lress at Newark, said Great Britain sanctions conspiracy agatnst our dry l.. avs. 1t Senate committee. ou military affairs confirmed nomination Of Brigader Cen eral Clarence R. Edwards to be major general. sir William Bird, coalition unienIst. commons for the Chichester division of
 Ins.allatipn .et police wireless sut- ht sufficiently powerful to communicate with any, point in. the United States was begun at Detroit.
 Plans have been completed md all finances arranged for construction of the Chelsea. Hotel at Atlantic City, 10 cost s,oOo,Oeo.
 American Red Cress heaAauarters st Washington. has sent s12.0o0 to aid coal miners and their families reported facine | starvation in Alibama
 Geld srevntans ts q. .sos;Sss arrived at New York on the Holland American | Line steamship Nieuw Amsterdam. con- signed to local. bankers. were made, in the list of appointments announced at the closing session of the East Maine Methodist conference.
 AeserdinE ts dispAte. frsrn Berlin received at Hxthe. Epeiand. the German government is preparing c note to be sent direct to the allies.
 New Ysrk: state srsspers. sunbering 34s. will aid in rounding up rum run ners, moonshiners and keepers of road houses violating the volstead act
 several Argentine euternssslIisR. ar- rived at Santiago from Bahia Blanca. crossing the Andies by the southern pass es, covering approximately 1,4oc miles.
 The Peaks I-iAad s>hSoI I,niIdiDE in Portland. Me. was destroyed by fire yes ferdaE. It was the third sel,oolhouse fire in that city, within, eight. months.
 Msser .e...t.I r.4t@r Y. B,ip,. t"r~- CT. member of the American commission ct6 negottate Bezees slsfsl xt 5sth e~ White House to Day his respects to President Harding. ,5 5i.t5 &
 rwentS-tws iaediAeatisHs ef the Greek constitution were reported to the cham Der of deputies by the parliamentary commission for the revision of the con- stitution.
 Twenty laber nnd naterislS men will be indicted this week, according to Sem ator John Daley. head of. the leGisls- tive committee investigating building graft in Chicago.
 Edmund Rampler. director genernI of Rumpler Works. Ltd, arrived in New York on the Nieuw Amsterdam. He ir- tends to visit industrial centers of this country and buy machinery. Bands sf armed men held ur fifty 1 postmen in Cork ss they were leaving i the central post ofice with mail deliv- ] cries. The mail was taken in wagons | to an unknown destination.
 4 fsur-masted schooner was reported ashore between Pollock Rip and Shovel l ful Liyhtship. of Monomoy, Cape Cod | The coast guard cutter Acushnet has been sent to her assistance. | A reception will De held next Thurs day bv the Chamber of Commerce of New York state in honor Of Charles l M. Schwab, In recoSnitions- of self-sacri- fcing and patriotic services be rendered l to his country during the war. s
 Linn A. 2. Gale. wanted eu charge. ! Of evadinr the draft law was turned
 over 10 military authorities at Fort
 Mcintosh. Texas. Gale declared if he i'
 imprisoned. he will 70 on a hunger strike
 Gev. Miller sAys the new transit
 commission will be amply able to tak'
 care of itself in combating efforts oi New York city authorities to prevent il
 from beginning its duties, next week.
 The rGant and the --Fhehburx Ya<l Mills, in Fitchburg Mass. manufactures,
 of cotton yarn. which have been close
 since last October were re-opened yes
 tetday with wage cut said to aVerag'
 fifty per cent. @
 The fsterstste esIsHeree eemn.issisr
 yesterday granted authority to the North l ern Pacifc" and Great Northern railway companies to issue s23o, ,oee.oee joint IS year convertible gold bonds at no les, than 'SI 1-7 per cent
 Several beats earrying ses., Aserieau
 soldiers who died at. St. Mihiei passed l Namur, Belgium. People along th' ! Mouse. covered the boats with flowers The bodies will be placed On . steam CT at Antwerp and conveyed '' to New York. = -f- Paris fsshSsh expsrts gre irapsrttnI , grass from Egypt to be used for wo mems summer clothes. While costini
 about half as much as the usual stree
 or evening eoetumee. It win withstan, the wind and weather better than sill or cotton.
 Resslutisns ealtnS sa President Hard
 ing to grant amnesty to al portica
 prisoners held for alleeed violation o the espionage act and -urging the open
 ing of trade between the United State , and Soviet Russia were adopted by tn Georgia Federation of Labor. The municipal esvneiI es, Hayerhi;l , Mass. passed an order asking the pub - lie trustees of the EastsrA Massachu