Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-12
Brief Telegran1s !

Brief Telegrams l
 A strike of building trades workers 1 began al New Bedford. yesterday.
 The Politiken of Copenhagen says the 1 King of Denmark may visit this country next June.
 de Janeilo in a collision on the Central Brazil railway.
 Report from Lucerne says former Elm peror Charles has decided to leave Switzerland voluntarily
 Mayor Edward L. Bader of Atlantic City announced Pageant Day." Sept. 8, will be municipal holiday.
 John Cannoni, 2s, said to be wanted in Worcester, Mass. for alleged robbery of freight cars, was arrested by the po- lice in Meriden.
 The New Hampshire Methodist Episco- pal Conference will continue under a three district division, Bishop Ernest w. richardson has decided.
 DAAOCboES anu Byuulcate6 or moving picture houses in France decided to close theatres unless restrictions on American pictures are removed.
 Officers of the International Congress of Working Women has issued a call for its second gathering, to be held in Geneva, Switzerland. next fall
 Secretary Weeks has asked the chair man of the congressional committee to lift the ban against the sale abroad of surplus toodstuffs of the army.
 Ths state indoor rife match ordered for winning teams in the Connecticut state guard will be shot at respective armories on Friday evening, April 22.
 American schooner Mayaower, now building at Essex, Mass, to defend in- ternatonal fishing trophy, was inspected by committee of Canadian yachtsmen
 President R. E. J. Alley of the Uni- versity oa Maine announced that the college of law would not be reopened for the present.
 Mrs. Harriot PendIeton Hunt, writer and member of a prominent family in Cincinnati, Ohio, was held in S10,00O bail in New York
 Thirty vioiators of the VoIstead act We're arrested in Boston in a raid by prohibition agents under William J. Mo- ! carthy, supervising prohibition agent ;. Pomeranian Junkers have asked the German minister of labor to send 10000 Russian bolsheviki prisoners to them for use as strikebreakers in the agrarian strike.
 department fire in the Back Bay district, Boston, made necessary the res cue by firemen of 20 persons. Five of the hremen were injured by falling glass. i Their injuries were slight.
 The Cunard Steamship company has cancelled the sailing of the steamship Berengaria, formerly the Imperator, from Southampton. which was scheduled for April 15.
 Dr. Walter simons, German foreign minister, was arrested asa. susaicioiIs character by the Italian police on the Italian side of Lake Lugano, while on . vacation. N. K. Wroe. president of the Nntiona , Bank of Austin. Tex, said former Post master General Albert S. Burleson vii leave soon for Europe to sell Texas cot i ton.
 The appeal of Elvood B. Wade, con victed murderer of George E. Mott, vii come before he supreme court of error,
 which begins it's sitting in Bridgeport to
 day.
 Gustave Charpentier composer O Louise" and other operas. is seriousl, Ill in Paris. He was promoted to be al ] officer of the Legion of Honor in Feb ruary of this year.
 Union bricklayers. members of tn
 Chicago Building Trades Council, reject ed wage cuts of approximately 25 pc
 cent. proposed recently by the Buildini Contractors Association.
 Supreme court of Tennessee uphel
 process by which Governor Roberts cer
 tiiied to the federal state departmen ratification by the legislature of the wo
 man suffrage amendment. An attempted hold-up of a train fror
 cleveland to Indianapolis, on the "Bi
 Four railroad, was frustrated by Amer
 ican Railway Express company detec
 tives as the train neared London, OhiC . Entente powers are preparing to pro
 test to the Austrian republic against tn , proposed plebiscite relative to fusio with Germany to be held in Austria , Tyrol and Salzburg on April 24. The Waterbury plant of Robert H. IT , gersoll & Bro., watch makers. shut dow 5 for an indefinite period. The watch dt ] partment of the Waterbury Clock con - pany is closed for one week. Five men were sentenced to two year imprisonment and fined $5,000 each h
 Federal Judge Garvin for selling 1 : ounces of heroin in violation of tn l. Harrison anti-drug law, in New York e Theodore Roosevelt, Assistant Seer
 tary of the Navy, will leave Washingtc a April 20 for Havana to join the Atlal r to New York with the fleet, due to a n rive April 29. 4 s A suit for $so.ooo damages, breuEl e by the king of Great Britain against u n Taft-Pierce Manufacturing Co.,, e Woonsocket, R. l., was begun before n jury in the United States district cou n in Providence.
 When the Connecticut G. A. R. annu
 encampment opens in Hartford on Thur
 day fo ra two-day session it will be four
 that the ranks of Connecticut Civil W; veterans have been depleted by 10 D
 cent during the Dast year