Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1921-01-05

some 5000 Hungarian prisoners Of war
have been repatriated from Siberia
through American aid
Wool sorters employed in the mills IN
Lawrence. Mass, voted to join the United
Textile Workers of America.
On board the steamship LapIand, which
arrived at New York, was $4,000, 700 In
gold consigned to Kuhn, Loeb & Co.
American dollar was quoted at II
francs 1-2 centimes on the Paris
Bourse. Prices of stocks held firm
A communist plot. which looked to the
overthrow Of the government, was frus
trated by the Jugo-Slav government
Forty Sim Feiners, most of them
youths. were held by the military at Cork.
Charges against them were not announced
Refusal of its 300 employees to accept
wage reductions has necessitated closing
of the Maritime Nail works at ST. John,
N. B.
Continued Improvement In the cOnditiou
of Senator Chamberlain, of Oregon who
was ooerated on twice recently, was re-
ported.
Representative Ware, republican Penn
sylvania. introduced bill to prevent
aduite-" ''@n of whiskey used for medicin-
i purpose.
According to the newspaper Ratheme-
! rini. former Premier Venizelos hopes to
establish new Greece. comprising the
liberated territories.
Ludwig c. A. X. Martens. soviet repre-
sentative in this country. was formally
surrendered to Secretary wilson by his
counsel. for deportation.
Secretary Colby declared in an inter-
- e-re-~ency tain BIN IN the United
States VIII not PISS the senate.
Colonel Cornelius e. Gardner, T. 8. A..
retired 2 vota--n oe TrHsa- VARS the
spanish-American and Philippine insur-
recti7n. died at Caremont, Cal.
Fight hund-ed Persous were thrown cut
Of york at the Edison plant at West
Orr arek N. j.. when the nhonograph
works were clased down Indefinitely.
s RaEspsa IN SaEs Fork s.esaae=
ed ct 90 IL certs. LoDdon was 7fSd m
! ct Al s-4d. For i'm wqs. 1 1-2c higher
at s. s-4c, Mexican dollars. SO cents.
| Nsr~ h-,pd-ed car workers. erprIoyed nj
the West Albany. shops of the New York
Ecentral Rrfroad who were laid of in
4 dhfiritely December % returned to worF
Monday.
The Ttalisn government bas stOpred tn.
issuance of passports 70 subjects desirirs
to come to this country untilA informed
as TO TIE clnssns of immigrants desired
by the United States.
tn strong body Of armed soldier,
4 s-1,a -dinn the Anaericrn steamer Pontia
which arrived at Dublin Friday. was re
| placed hv nolicn when dock workers be
gan unloading the vessels cargo.
disc-ra-i~ed mob Of adh.rents O,
former President Cabrera attacked head
lnuarters rf the commander of the ~arrisan
| ~ Gl,atennntn City and were disnersad
Two were killed and four wounded
T~sr Irtnr cnre-esses probably win
meet In Mevicn City next week one the
regula riy censti+nted convention of tn,
an-American Federation Of Labor and
the other protest Representation
, Harry Bi-t-bereer. who was arrested! ~
charge Of heine one Of p hand which hell
IN and rohhed the Fist National bank Of
| Mflltown. MI. Deceunha %. ESCAPED
4 ~
Provisional figures cs the Spanish har
vest made public by the Department o.
Agriculture show ircreases in maize. SUI
gar beets and potatnns.> with decreases IL
production Of rice. olives and sugar cane
Ira Nelson Morris. United States Min.
lister to Sweden. was messenger aboard
the steamer Tlapland. which arrived al
New York. He Is here on private busi-
ness. intending to return on the steamer
Aquitania.
! United States Immigration officials q.
Laredo refused to allow the Mexican re-
ception committee which had been sent to
| welcome Representatives of the American
Federation of Labor. to cross to the Amer
icon side
Return to the ORIGINAL owners Of NJ
money and property. seized during tn,
war by the alien property custodian un.
der the trading with the enarnY act 4;
proposed in, bill introduced by Repre-
sentative Caldwell.
Frank L. Klingensmith, vice president
and treasurer of the Ford Motor Co.. an
nounced his resignation, declaring he wa.
was not In accord with some Of the bus
mess policies contemplated by the com
pany for the future.
/ new tribunal. 10 be known a. th,
'bandits' court" was opened in Philadel
phia at city hall. Only holdup and rob.
berry cases, of which there have been al
unusually large number the last few
months, Will be heard.
Daniel J. Cahpin, federal prohibitio,
enforcement supervisor for New York. an
nounced he was going to find ont betwee.
now and Jan. l.. 1922, how many cases o
alleged violations of the volstead act ar
pending before the federal courts.
Julian Dick, "a years cid, . member q
the Cotton Exchange and associated witt
his father. Frank NJ Dick, Of E. F. Hut
ton L Co.. died at New York Hospita
from bullet wound He was shot by hi
best friend. George B. Brooks, accidental
u.
College professors. new that their sal
aries have been increased, should b,
willing to devote additiona time to clas
room work. declared President G. E
y 1Mccanmon Of McRendrse college Lsba
naae III