Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-02

| Sentence of Robert o. ScaUon ana l William P. Beazell, reporters of the New l Yerk World, who were found guilty of | contempt of court. was suspended by Su l premA Court Justice McAvoy after they
 had apologized.
 | The reduction in fares in all districts l of the Eastern Massachusetts Street l IsRailway on May 2 will be discussed dur l ing the next few wekes by the public l trustees of the road and the various home l rule committees.
 Fl The city water department officials of H Worcester ordered 120, 900 pine trees \ from the state reforestration commission to replenish the growth that had been cut
 fro mtfie territory in the water shed that
 supplies the city.
 After forcing his way into this country
 through a coal shute, Fritz Jargeon. a
 former German soldier in the world war is being held in Boston awaiting deporta- tion orders. He arrived on the British freighter Kasama-
 Burrlars entered the Masonic home at l wallingford some time during the night and forcin gthe office safe, secured over lsS 900 in cash for. the payroll, money be- l longing to the inmates. Liberty bonds and I other. DOnQS. ana JeWeATS
 The rainbow after the deluEe, described
 in the Book of Genesis IX:13, was not 2
 rainbow after all. but collection of great
 fly brushes of the ancient oriental gods . declares Professor Paul Hapt of John! Hopkins university.
 The blind ex, famous as the proteEe o a stately gander on the J. A. Holcrof e plantation, near Greensboro, Ala, Is deat = and those on the farm believe his deati |, is lue direction to enforced separatiol ,. from his guardian.
 Chiea<e restaurnteurs, members of tn fl American Caterers Association hav r agreed to charge for food not moro thai t- double the cost of the commodities | . themselves and to pay all overhead ex q penses out of the 100 gross profit. I. President and Mrs. Harding will re I ceive Mime Curie in the White Hous l. on May 20 and present her with l. gramme of radium valued at sf0O,OOo :. behalf of women of America who hay
 contributed to a fund for this purpose. ts The social chamber Of commerce .
 oreanization representing the French i- Canadian interests of Woonsocket. R. t ! filed A protest with the police commi'
 sioners against the assignment of Engls
 speaking policemen in the French-speal
 ing section.
 Admiral Albert GIeaves, recently con
 mander-fn-chief of the Pacific fleet an sE during the war head of the destroy'
 notilla, will succeed Read Admiral He ne bert O. Dunn as commandant of the hr ay naval district with headquarters in Bo ..o' ..o' ton on May 2s.
 IT. Fifteen British clerks, mostly woms H. drawing salaries between Ss00 and S2.O nt a. year are immediately affected by n an order of the state department in Was en ington that. diplomatic missions abros 10 must get rid of al non American a n taches by July 1.
 u- The police charge that the recent .
 plosion of bomb in. the Diana theati
 Milan, causing the loss of more tn;
 thirty lives, was plotted in the offices ,R the anarchist newspaper Umanitanov In consequence all the printing machi he cry and other property of the newspap ter has been sequestered. |. es-
 Hd- President Harding has received mt first. monthly pay. check. It was
 35,asoSl Ordinarily the monthly che .nt sent to rfe president by the treasury q ia- partment Is made out for $6.25O but he Harding was "docked" for the three a h half days that Woodrow Wilson serv as prssG tAb month.