Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-10
BriefNeIegrans
ondon' F silver was Id on at hes S4 P centimes.

House passed the sundry civil appro- riatiopS bill, carrying approximately sss' n'2s1.
 Lofd aIilner resigned his portfolio as \ ecnetary for the oolonie4 HIS suc- essor has hot yet been announced.
 Overall denim prices were revised by ne of tre. largest mar ufacturers to asis of II cents for 2.20 hdigos. n Six persons were killed and two oth- n re mortally injured when the Royal Ho- < el, England, Ark, was burned down. | Enrico caruso is reported progressing i avorably from his attack of pleurisy, according to a bulletin issued by his phy- [ ;ician. c. F. Bernadi, newly appointed Ital- f an consul general to New York city, ] lrrived on the Italian steamer Regina iItalia. The officers ward at the AIcPherson General hospital, at Atlanta, Ga, was destroyed by fire, but no patients were in the building at the time.
 Four hundred crooks, including Ave
  by the police. to rid the city of crihn- inals at largs.
 warning to tobacco growers in Con necticut aginst wild fire" bacterial disease, was issued by the agricultural experiment station.
 Superior Steel Corporation resumed operations after a short shutdown at- fecting 1,209 men. The wage reduction averaged 15 per cent. |
 Argentine and American business men at Buenos Aires predict passage of the emergency tariff bllI will result in 8 tariff war between the two countries. New railway from Ibague. capitol of the Department of CoionIois. to Bo- | aging director of newspaper organizations | distance of approximately 60 miles. The population of the Island of yeglia has revolted aginst the Italian govern ment troops and proclaimed "Croatian Republic"
 According to reports received at the department of commerce, the British dye stuffs act. prohibiting imports of dye stuffs, will become effective January 15.
 
 Walter D. Hines, arbitrator in the dis tributor of German inland shipping under the peace treaty. has awarded France 1S 1-2 per cent. of Germany's RfMne fleet.
 Fire, possibly from defective wiring, broke out in the American embassy of flee in London. Quick action of a large force of fremen confined the blaze to one room.
 Six Texas Rangers, under Sergeant i King, engaged in a running fight with 1 12 Mexican SGnugglers in the Zapata County gas fields, according to word re- | ceived at Laredo:
 | Nearly twice as many men and w0- nent were treated in the New York City hospitals, far alcoholism during. the last | four months of 1920 as during the same 1 period of 1919..
 l. Pennsylvania railway police and post office inspectors of Philadelphia are in vestigating the rifling of mail bags on the mail train which left New York 12.45 a. m January '.
 Rufus J. Fellows, proprietor of an l inn just over the Providence boundary in the town of Johnston. was shot while in bed at the hotel. His condition was said to be not critical.
 Federal prohibition officers of New York are Investigating 1000 forged liquor permits which have come into the pos session of the special intelligence net oi
 the internal revenue bureau.
 The advisabiIity of sending a scale
 committee to Cuba to obtain first hanC
 information about conditions there wi:
 be considered early this week by the
 senate Cuban relations committee.
 State Bank Commissioner E. J. Stur
 gis informed depositors' committee tha
 unless finial aid was forthcoming at ono
 a receiver would have to be appointe for the Shelton Bank and Trust Co. James c. Scripps, publisher and man , agind director of newspaper organization died at his home at Miramar. new Sa
 Diego, Ca., from complications foliowin . an attack Of influenza month ago.
 Henry U. Havey, n PawtuclSet, R. l f druggist surprised five men who wer :, driving off in an automobile with in z ported liCuor valued at S5,000 whic they had taken from his cellar. They e!
 capped.
 Information was conveyed to membel s of the family at Milford. Conn. thi
 Cadet Dennis Bunker Totten, who WE " found dead on West Point reservat:o l. died from a bullet in the brain, sel IS inflicted le State department ordered sn invest 1t gation of Harry Roland, secretary g Eamonn de Valera. Alleged remark sr made by Roland urging race vendetta
 on subject of Great Britain, are the ba E. is of the investigation. le The Shipping Board freighter schoOd IS ended a voyage half way around t of world at Boston with one of it's ere r. in irons and another at the point of dea at as the result of duel fought while t 1t. ship was on the high seas. Ie, Colonel Fedgewood, British labor d. he egate to the Indian congress, deciar of in an interview at Allahabad India, tn Is Indian masses are 'tuYnine politics in in a crusade against western civiiiZati es rather than against western rule"
 James J. Geis, chief Janftor of t
 capitol building of Charlestown, w. V
 declared the attic which was destroy
 by fire last Monday was frequently us ''" by "crap shooters" He also said {
 fire was not due to defective wiring n' Noel B. Chamberlain, 78 years old, 's- thirty-thrd degree Mason, and graI NE Tl...- a,--L