Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-06

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 CONN.,, WEDNESDAY,, APRIL
 Brief Telegrarns Governor Miller signed the New Yerk rt treaty bill
 rmerss emergency tariff bill in the house pril Il.
 Liberty bonds oufstandins Aprn l to- He'd $t5,279, 490, $50. against rSl5,2Sz,- 's.loO on March I. All departments of the oxford paper ill. Rumford. Me, were started after hut-down of two weeks.
 InternatiOna Institute of Agriculture at tome says prospects for 19&I wheat crop n Europe and Africa are good. Mexican. import tax on textiles will be increased ten per cent by April 30 in- tead of 50 per cent. as planned.
 mlS8ouKl fScluc FBilrOud. SnOpo ab SC- ] ialia, Mo-, will close from April s to Hay 2 laying off 1,2oo men temporarily. ' Calumet and Hecia Mining Co. received m order. for 100000 pounds of copper Or Germany for immediate shipment T
 American citizens entering or leaving | the United States will no longer be re- luired to obtain passports or permits.
 Three armed bandits entered two vaud- eville theatres in Detroit. broke into the 1 office safes and escaped with $4,OOO.
 Domenic Husser, eI years old. of carried out his oft-repeated threat to kill himself. He shot himself in the head.
 Arthur Henderson. labor leader in Great Britain, denounces Lloyd George si rule as premier as insincere, inconsistent and inconstant.
 William F. Devoy, 45. bricltlayer. died at the Br\ port hospital from in- juries he received when he fell from a scaffold, while at work.
 James ". Shelley, prominent busi- ness man of Bristol, died at his home. aged 76 years. He had several horses onrthes grand circuit tracks 30 years ago
 Avlators lost in the clouds will be Euld- ed to their landing fields by radio di- rection now being perfected by the bu- reau of standards.
 A stock dividend of 50 per cest.. amounting to nearly ssoo.ooO has been declared by the Truscon Steel Company at Youngstown Ohio.
 Attorney General Daugherty has re- commended to President Harding the ap- pointment of William D. Ritter. of Salt Lake City. assistant attorney general
 Members of congress. following con ference with President Harding, said plans to place tariff first and tax revision stand.
 .Thirty-three persons were. killed In | l collision between a freight and Esassepg 1 CT train on the Mexican National line a Villa Gartra, between Parradona and
 Monterey. . Enfercemeht of the federal prshibitier amendment t-in New York ~ state Wa placed squarely up to the local police of
 fcers- when Governor Miller signed tn
 three MuIian-Gage bills.
 ! Five Mexican followers of the Car denas brothers -"ten man revolution | were. captured by ruraes Saturday nigh
 near San Fernando, south of Matemoro,
 courtmartialed and executed.
 s- Directors of the General Motor Cor T poration declared> the regular quarterl
 dividend of 25 cents per share on tn
 common, stock, and regular dividends o other outstanding issues.
 Horland-America liner Rotterdam al | rived at New York with 200 cases ( , gold on board valued at $4,0o0.00 COT signed from the Neiderlandische Ban for the Federal Reserve Bank of Ne , | York + -- Attorney General Newton. of Ne York. prohibits navigation of canals COT 3 meeting beeuior waterways bstwee ? New. York and Canada by tugs built . Canada whether owned by Americans I Canadians.
 |. Joseph M0relIo, who gave his addre Q as 325 St. John street, New Haven, WI Q sentenced to serve one year in jail aft : h epleaded guilty in city court at Star
 ford to a charge of obtaining mono e under false pretenses.
 ', Captain Benjamin Lafave and Onic o Berseseault Canadian customs official
 were seriously wounded while attempti F to capture a bootlegging party seeki t. to cross the American boundary line
 Vallavf1eid Ouehec l. Plans fer expoTfation from the Sou
 of agricultural products to relieve t ,f1 produce were approved at conferer .e under the auspices of the War F1nar of Corporation, by administration offici: of and southern bankers. F 1e Steamship Golden State operated ,d Pacific Mail Steamship Co.,, carrying D;
 sengers and $500 measurement tons ,el cargo, arrived at Honolulu from ar Francisco making the trip in days, ,af hour and 40 minutes.
 James W. Gerard. former smbassa,
 to Germany. characterized as lie
 rumor that he had betrayed Sir Roi .s' Easement, Irish peer. who was execu s by the British government during v war on charges of treason. @ MAurice CarmoTI. 35t w0e instun ,,, n killed shortly before noon when p III ton of an old wall fell on him while an was tearing down a briclx fnrnaca af