Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-16

, arrived in New York.
 J Germany's obligation to the allies win
 be fixed at between 130,oOo,oeo.ooe and 15o, 900. .O0O, 900 fold marks by the allied ,, reparation conRmission. Street corner eratory of radical nature is becoming extinct since the war, re- !; port made public by the American ciVil'
 liberties union said. t
 John Sharp Williams. of Mississippi,
 was the first senator to appear with a | 1921 straw hat Some of the congress
 men wore overcoats.
 Miss Eva Lashua. 2a, awoke at Win chendon, Mass. after sleeping contipu-
 ously for five weeks. Her physician be-
 lieves she will recover.
 Spelling tests given 51.e0o Philadelphia
 public school children last week, result ed in an average of S6 per cent. of the
 words being spelled correctly.
 Announcement was made that the Farr Alpaca company of Hclyoke. Mass.,1 eTn- ploying 2.7oo operatives would resume
 full time operation Monday In all mills. William E. "Pussyfoot" Johnson says
 because of the success prohibition has proved in this country, the entire world
 will be as dry ;as the proverbial Sahara
 in few years.
 Mclean authorities announced that the
 10 per cent. increase in the import duty on cotton textiles wll become effective
 April. 15. instead of April 30, as previ- otsly announced. 5.
 Several coal sheds in the yards si
 Spraxue, Breed Stevens and Nevhall
 company in Lynns Mass and am adjoin- I ing wharf were burned with ai losa esti-
 mated At ;1ee, ooes--.
 Ameriean steamship West Arrow, .leuv.
 ing New York for Hamburg, had On board "A milch cows and. three pedi- 2. greed bulls as gift from a dairy com
 pany of Chicago. The Bulding Trades council of Borte, ,, voted unanimously last night against . return to work on the part of mer1bers s of its affiliated unions at any reduction Y from the dollar an hour wa$e.
 Nearly s5!sse,o ,oeo In German geld eel, 2. the first such shipment since the war, ar "a rived in New York on the steamer. Stock i' holm from G5thenburg, consigned t .e Kuhn. Loeb and Company. 1
 The Meyer-Martin bill designed ts Pu rS an end to fixing of prices for finlshet fs products by labor unions. was amen1e' so and virtually killed in the New Yorl ly senate, by a vote of 2s to Il t' Four armed automobile bandits held ul ts postoffice truck at Fort Wayne. Ind IT :. and escaped with two sacks of; mail. M se registered mail was in the stolen pouch ,. tes, according to postal authorities. Q. Secretary sf Treasury MeIlsn annerns 'n ed that within few days the. reasur :. deparmen will formally announce an of er fering of farm loan bonds the exten oi of 4o,0eO.o0o, at per cent at par. er SeHl-eieial reports from symrhs stai rs that an attack by 30.0o0 Turkish troo1
 broke down completely before the Gree
 counter attacks. The Greeks took s,oo
 prisoners and a number of guns. 'A A world agreement of metal workers { w prevent war by refusing to manufactul na munitions is urged in letter by Willial clr H. Johnston, president of the Interns ed tionaI Association of Machinists.
 The Massachusetts state branch of th h. American Federation of Labor sent n- members of the legislature a letter ar ,e- houncing unalterable opposition to u mt bill providing that voluntary organiz; tions can sue and be sued.
 ws
 To. The foreign policy of the Wilson admin
 istration was assailed by Henry IlT n- Wilson, former ambassador to Mexic ae iH addrAec' a fha annual 'se of the national civil service refor Ter league in Baltimore.
 German government authorities ha, his insisted that the taking of the body of late former Empress Augusta Victor lst frcm Doorn to Potsdam for burial be d D., layed.s and the remains will not leave hel sc- until Monday morning.
 ed The body ef Antonio Cotts. le, VI DIV found in the woods at Oakville ne, 're Waterbury. Medical Examiner F. nd Read gave the SooiHion that the man h: SCI committed suicide by jumping from :al tree on to a. pile of rocks.
 ley battalicus from tn. polar se TX TX have moved south to attitudes in f s. ,s | north Atlantic that correspond vi Ii- Boston and have forced the moving v transatlantic steamship track 1SO mil 4 south of the uss,al lanes at this season
 A jury in United States district eou co in New Haven brought in verdi
 ogainst the United States. government t.-s it's suit against the Remington Arm re. Trnion Metallic Cartridge company u: Bridgeport. s~. l rass ShiDments of anthracite IR March Ss1 -eported to the anthracite bureau of f ale formation, amounted to 5.7s7771 gro foE, tons. hss. compared with 5.sss1o1 to s during Fearruarv. and so77s21 tons ;ui. March. 1920. The decrease Is attribut up . } the mild weather.
 be stanley N. BuIlard. presIdent ef {
 Connecticut Chamber of Commerce. ur hat ed encouragement of aviation in Il 10 state in su address last night at z ii -aln ner held under the auspices Of the Ac oHa club of Hartford and the C5nnect!c 2 ichAmbee q Commerce..