Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-09

Geld worth ss,aoe.eoo arrived from
ngland on the steamer bapiand, con-
.isned to Kuhn, Loeb and company.
Joseph G. Whitney, 81. president Of the
Merchants and Miners Transportation
died in Baltimore Of pneu-
monia. Ss. s
Mrs. Marie Faf1ten. president Of the
Professional Women's club died at q hos
pital in Boston. Death followed a recent
operation. ~ r>3A y
Fourteen hundred men returned to
work at four steel mills at Canton, Ohio.
which have reopened after a shutdown
Of several, weeks S,.-,.-et
A reduction in freight rates was asked
of the Interstate commerce commission
by six of the largest cattlemen's associa-
tions Of the west. a ~;
Rumors are current In London that
Great Britain will soon offer a peace
proposal to Ireland. granting autonomy
and political amnesty.
Steamship cothpany's feet was diverted
Of congestion at Ellis Island.
Germany has given notice that It win
reply shortly to the allied invitation to
send Representatives to the reparations
conference in London, March I.
A Moscow wireless dispatch received in
London says that Prince Peter A. Kro-
potkin, the Russian author and revolu-
tionary leader, died in Moscow.
The steamship oyaka arrived In Bos-
ton completing voyage from. Gulfport,
Miss, to Buenos Aires and thence to Bos-
ton which was started last March.
Barrett Wendell, so, professor cmeritua
of Harvard. University where he had
taught English literature for 81 years
died at his home in Boston.
Education for all children In Palestine
with the exception of those belonging tc
the nomad tribes or living in outlying
districts is sought by the government.
| Th. American steamer West Arrow
from Galveston and Newport News, ar
rived with 742 mich cowsr at Bremen
! donated to Germany by American farm
ers.
Installation Of 3 system Of timing op
eratfons In the fitting department of th'
Hood Rubber company plant at Water
town Mass, was followed by . walkou
of - women operatives.
r Three fremen were overcome by smok
and street car traffic was tied up 70
more than half an hour by a fire 4
the factory Of the Androscoggin Shoe Co
in Boston.
The United States shipping boar
steamer Basaan stranded in the harbor 6
st. PieEre, MID, during northeast gal
and will probably be a total loss. He
Z crew are safe. -
|. Niue persons arc under arrest In Mes
leo. City, in connection with the bor1bin
of. the residence of the Archbishop
Mexico and the ,Juergens Jewe,ry con
3. pany's building.
r Crumb dances, where girl partner
} swap bites of sandwiches and cake whil
} performing the latest jazz steps. hay
, been prohibited at. the Arlington (Mass
: High school.
: Charged with Illegal transportation
t 100 gallons of alcohol, Bonto Esposito
; New Haven was arrested In Stratfol
and Is being held for a hearing here b
5 fore United States Commissioner Larer
Free entry Of newsprint paper from q
foreign countries as wtG as Canal
was urged before the house ways al
means committee by American new
!: paper publishers.
1t was announced in Berlin that Free
e Hempel contributed several hundr'
e thousand marks to be used for the pu
> chase of food and clothing fer the po
:. children of Germany.
Discovery Of kthe long sought fertIllz
that will grow grass and kill weeds
announced by the experiment station
Rhode Island State college as the resi-
of twenty years Of research.
$ ,o, " H.,:., .,..,,.n+ :, J..
. Standard Steel Car Co.. of lfttsbure
!. Locomotive Works to succeed Alba
johnson. who recently resigned.
- Burglars blew the vault Of the Ba
n of Sussex and Surry, at Wakefield. v
y thirty miles west of Norfolk. and
70 tweneen $25.e00 and $4,000 in libel
If bonds and war savings stamps was st
,e en-.
q Disappearance Of an the forests in {
# United States within half a centu
,e was predicted in an address here. l,
10 night by Harris A Reynolds, scerets
r of the Massachusetts Forestry Assoc
n. ton.
Be Henry Ryan, Of Boston, Of the Anne
e canism committee of the American ]
gion, declared 5000 teachers IN edu,
Ms tional institutions In this country m
ch be removed because Of their un-Ams
ee canisu.
at
K Am airplane rate war has been, star
d between England and France with :
announcement that the French lines
cutting he London, to Paris fare to 317
against the rate of'a year ago VIII
II was SIS.
"a, Bar silver in London was on liza
an 3sd an ounce. New York dome
- price unchanged at 90 1-2 cents. T
"a, eign silver advanced 1-2 cent higher
- 60 1-2 cents. Mexican dollars As
mt cents.
lin A, Christmas card sirned with the
in tials 'E. A" may lead to the tdentif
~ tion Of the mysterious stranger who 8
Of John Di Rosa in knife duel on
IN bank Of Berkshire pond Friday afternt
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