Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-16
Brief TeIegrams

;. Brief Telegrams
 PrihcS spaifha, Polish foreign minister, has left Paris TOT Lond-n.
 Average strength of the army will be 1Si,e0O during inc coming fiscal year. i Commercial. Cable Co. announced cable communication with Iceland restored. i State troopers were s.taIIed to OEdens- burg. N. r., to. help IuY1ress disOrLers in street car strike.
 Two strans-AtIaHtlc liners with more i than 3,poO passenStrs re~eheo Boston yesteroay. .5f
 More than 5000 barrels of apples are scheduled to le.lye Bos,on for 4dancnes- ter, England, within a few days. { Notices have been posted at the plan. of the Deacon alIs kuDDer Shoe com pany announcing. that the plant viii be closed down ar the .nd> of tnIs week. It l. reported in Paris two members of the chamcer of deptti,s VII be arrested in connection with radical plot aga.nst France.
 pr. Irving Angen Field, head of the bi- l oiogy department at Clark University died tn Worcester af.er< an il-ness of tye days with pneumonia.
 According to Moscow reports received at Berlin 100, poo Russians will be de- ported from ,tne United States within the next few months. >
 Massachusetts is one of the few places either in this country or Europe were the unrestricted sale of fraudulent se- curities is permitted.
 E. German students of economies declare 5,o00,00o Germans are preparing to leave the country for the United States, Mexico, and South America. The Chinese national campaign ot raise funds for the sufferers in the famine dis
 tricts will be inauguTated next Sunday with a day of prayer
 Prince of Wales will attend the fare , well banquet which the Pilgrims will give
 the retiring American Ambassador to England John w. Davis.
 Richard GalIashss and John Ridden
 escaped from Auburn priscn. A rope
 made of old clothes and cord was found
 at the wall where they got over.
 The 1891 IeEisIature of New York wnl adjourn in April. acc ording to the predic-
 ton Of Speaker Edmund MacHold, of the Assembly, and Senator Clayton R. Lusk. Repair shops of the Boston and AL bany railroad in Boston and Springfield \ vii be closed from Friday night, Feb ] All IL urs of economy.
 HunEarians returning from the United f States are being lured by members of ar [ organized band. disguised as guides, tC i out of the way places, robbed and murd V cred. Ie Strikes on tramways and in railwa! . electric power stations at Athens wer, . declared, oif>ofo;lowing the intervention r lpf King Alfonso in favor of the strik e CTS.
 7 .f .. ,.----... A f Three New Haven women had mar h row escape from serious injury on tn ! Boston Post road west of Stamford, whe c ithe automobile in which they were rid = ing was ditched at. the side of the road.
 A 20 per cent. reduction in the exist
 ing, wage scale in the building trades {
 take effect Monday, was the unanimou c decision of the members of the Mtste Builders Exchange~of Bridgeport. h. Japanese leaders of the opposition t is the government may petition for the ap n pointment of regent. owing to the i'll ce ness of the Emperor. it was learned tt Tokio.
  r. Intrnstate passenger and freight rate
 in Nebraska must be raised to the lew se of the interstate rates by March F ur ,c der orders issued by the Interstate Con a. merce Commission.
 ae Three hundred ship carpenters, blaeI Id smiths and caulkers struck at the Mol ts plant of the Bethlehem Shipbuildin he C6rp., at Elizabeth. N. J.. protestir
 against wage reductions. ,i- Results Of the referendum vote no ks being. taken. among shipyard workers ( 1s acceptance of lower wage scales will H. reported next Thursday in New York to a meeting of union heads. <. The RumanIan government. aeeordir a- po dispatch from Bucharest, has a sd cepted Rival, capital of Esthonia, as Il ra seat .oI the peace negotiations DclWe' nd iRumania and soviet Russia. he Formal negotiations of alleged graI ,s1 jury confessions of crooked baseb;
 paying were filed in the Chicass Crir .5 inal court on behalf of Claude Williar ne and Joe Jackson, White sot players. ,nr Daniel W. sunderlalb, an employe . the Providence post office for 36 veal k. was sentenced to three, months in ji -n and fine of 3117.12 for the embezzleme IF. of a similar sum fr5m the C. 0. '.i funds of the post office.
 M Schwartz, American soeialISt. ,.- San Franc.sco recently arrived in Lo rd don from soviet Russia. and will sail n- the steamer Aquitania for New York. ,ie denounced bolshevism in lectures in En
 land.
 Thomas Dety. alias Walter Jsnes, = rested in Waterbury on charges of bel Hs fugitive from justice, admitted that and another man, Clayton Beach by nal ln- had escaped from the Essex county pt ftanfiarv af Caduali yae