Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-23

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 Brief Telegrams
 The vice president and the speaker of he house. are not to receive sa.ary in ;reases.
 Newfoundland Ia virtually snowbOund. Communication by both rail and water Is interrupted in many localities.
 EImet E. Page. 6I, agent of the York Mills, at Saco. Me. after an illness of put two hours of acute indigestion.
 The body of Private Charles W. sutton, the first shelton boy to falf in the World | war, has arrived at Hoboken.
 One hundred and eleven men were ar- ] rested in a raiS on a cock fight at the | National Conduit building in Toronto. The crew of four men of the barge Tuckerhce adrift on Peaked Hill bars in the storm were rescued by coastguards- men. Porter County, H.. will be the first In the United States to- ship carload of corn to famine stricken districts in Eu- rSpe. -..-,F 
 FaiIuxe of the brokerage firm of Her rick and Bennett was announced from the rostrum of the New York stock ex- change.
 Unconflrmed reports were current that loot in last weeks mail robbery at the Toledo postoffice amounted to more than .1,Ooo,ooo. Tests of the recently completed tele- graph and telephone cable between Ha- vana and Key West have proved satis-' factory.
 Viee-President-eIect Coolidge announe- cd Monday the appointment Edward T. Clark. of Northampton, as his private secretary.
 4 proposal to repeal the six per cent. rate guarantee pr3vision of the trans portation act was defeated by the sen- ate 59 to 14.
 Francisco Villa, the former bandit chieftain, is searching the mountains of Durango for loot buried there years ago by leaders of bandits. bill approprIating $5,0eo,OO0 to buy seed grain for farmers in dought stricken areas in the west passed the senate Mon district died at Pittsheld.
 Representative John c. Marshall serv- ing his second year in the Massachusetts legislature from the Fourth Berkshire district died at -Pttsfeld. David Miller. q lawyer, of Waterbury, has been appointed deputy United States marshal, it was announced by Marshal W. R. Palmer.
 Ludlow Street Jail, New York. famed far as headquarters of the "Alimony Club" is to be sold at auction If its host, Sheriff Knott, has his way.
 The spicket mills. a small shoddy- making plant and the linen nose mill Of | Williams & Charles Beck at Lawrence, Mass, were destroyed by a fire.
 Fire destroyed seven buildings in New ark. 'N. J.. comprising the plant of the EInternationai Coal ProdiIts Co. with a loss estimated at sloo.OOo to s5oo,ooO.
 The ftelshter Alnskan. bound from New York to San. Francisco. is ashore at Ascuncion Island on the Mexican coast, about 800 miles south Of San Francisco.
 Mrs. Helen F.. Bradbury. 91, of Hollis
 mother of Mrs Kate Douglas Wisgir Riggs and Miss Nora Archibald Smith well known authors died at a hotel in Portland, Me.
 Twenty persons in bedroom attire fed to the snow~covered streets and the police rescued a mother and baby at a fire ir a black which was partly destroyed ir Worcester.
 Three persons we've killed and 2C wodnded at Le5nes Province of Corboda Argentina when Agrarian-- strikers mt. tackled the police in an effort to recover confscated arms.
 Public S Is reopened in New West minister, B. C.. after a strike of teacher, a teacher, agreed to return to their classes and tt arbitrate the question. Soldiers who saw service in the trenche of foreign battlehelds are entitled to b ranked as experts on "graybacks" as tn bold lice of 'coo.je" fame in the Unite, States army were known, in the opin iol of the Connecticut Department of Health
 The steamer Caronla. which saiIe, ] from Naples for New York. was to hav taken 74S emigrants but the authoritie forbade their authorization because the, had not been disinfected: F1aminius RaibertI. former minister Q 2 war, deposited bill in the Frenc chamber of deputies to increase tn 1 number of marshsls of France in peac l time from six to twelve.
 The Russo-Polish peace negotiation
 are still dragging along at Riga. bu 2 they seem to he hopeiessly tangled U ] with French, British and German DC
 litical and commercial pans. n Police were called into service to pr, s serve order among nearly 1000 unen : ployed men who besieged the street d. = partment yards in Springfield in quest ( . employment at clearing the city street
 snow.
 n John. w.. Davis. the retiring America
 ambassador to Great Britain and Mir
 Davis have their remaining days in LOT
 don booked up with a series of publ
 and private luncheons, dinners and r, ceptions.