Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-21

,n 1discontinuance of the sub-treasf 2 Baltimore.
 sixty-five Spanish radicaIs wef1 ie- ported on the steamship Mongolia which left fsr Vigo, Spain.
 Pope Benedict appointed Murine Quinn of Philadelphia, Pa, private chamber lain of the cape ans sword.
 During the month of February. s5s.- 17s.O9o. Victory notes were retired, the Treasury Department announced.
 
 Reductions in price of certain foods on | dining cars of Union Pacific from 5 per | cent to 30 per cent. was announced.
 Hue Long Island railroad invited em- ployes to attend conferences March 30 | and 31 and discuss contemplated wage | reductions l
 All foreign laborers and particularly l American iabarers have been barred 1 from Mexico by g decree issued by Pres l ident obregon. -
 craig-Y-Nos Castle. in Wales, the home l 5s the late Madame Adelina Patti, has been ssld to the Welsh National Memorial I Association
 HampsOn Gary United States minister 10 Switzerland, arrived in New. York aboard the steamer Aquitania, accomp- anied by Mrs. Gary
 Cargo of sugar beet seed wkssfa arriv- ed at Galveston from HamDuIa. rSsount- ing .c 400 stocks, was consi | 70 the Ctal:-Idahu Sugar Co.
 Secretary Hoover conferred ,.-sss di- rectors of the United States chamber or commerce on plans for stimulating the flow of American eports. ~
 Repair shops of the Boston and Maine railroad will be closed for three days coco men are affected.
 Valuable historical relics of Joachim Murat. King sf Naples from 1908 to 1915. [have been stolen from the Rem aissance museum in Bologna.
 4 bandit was shot to death by . watch man. a house was bombed and a woman killed ir mysterious explosion within an hour in Chicago Saturday.
 Many persons were injured by the ex- p.osion, of a munitions depot at Schmer- born, town about four miles northeast of Erfurt. Prussian Saxony. =.
 Daniel Boyd, Enterprise, Oregon, was presented to President Harding by Sem ator McNary. Oregon, wffo urged his ap- pointment as minister to Nicaragua.
 The Aero. Club of America announced that it had awarded the 1921 national balloon, race to Birmingham, Ala, and that the start would be made May 21.
 Mrs. Maude Miller was acquitted of first degree murder charge by. a jury of one woman and eleven men in Cleveland She was charged with killing her hus- Work of filling Assures of Plymouth Rock. at Plymouth. Mass. was begun by, workmen to protect the--historio rock against the elements by weatherproof coating.
 The reported discovery of a flow of gas 1 in the foothills near Paslua. Saskatcne- ] suited in a miniature stampede to that district.
 The body of Sir Moses Ezekiel, world famous sculptor who died in Rome. Italy in 1917 will be buried in Airing ton National Cemetery, Washington, on March 30.
 ! George NJ: Fatrchild. publisher of the Manila Times. says the Philippines are not ye. qualified for independence. He l s-I.-- t-T Of government.
 l Irish Catholics adopted resolutions at Q mass meeting in London protesting against the pastoral letter issued in Feb ruary by Cardinal Bourne, denouncing disorders in Ireland.
 i! A world record for receiving radio mes- 1 sages-4S 3-5 words minute with twa ] typographical errors-was established by
 B. G. Seutter, an operator employed by the New ' ork Times.
 President obregon of Mexico, intends
 to leave this week for Lake Cha7ala, near Guadala jara, to spend the Easter holi- days He may undergo a minor opera tfcn on his throat there. The Maine Central railroad paid ST. ] 16s.2SS for federal. state and municipal taes during 1920. an increase of s436.- 3S3 over 1917, according to It's 60th an nual report to stockholders.
 Bert Taylor. hUmOrist and conductor of a column in the Chicago Tribune "A Line O Tyre or Two" which has appeared l simultaneously in papers in other cities died of pneumonia at his home in Chica- l Eo.
 Secretary Denby left Washington fol Guantanamo Haiti and San Domingo. i. The Japanese house of representatives defeated overwhelmingly a motion de Iclaring Il want of confidence in the Hara
 ministry.
 Exports from the port of New YOrl for the month of February amounted tC
 $2s7. 7s4.46o. $113.513, ,14n less than Jar. iuary. 1921 Ii1:,orts totaled $103, ,427,
 2s3. decrease of s5.6o0, 900 from previ
 ous north.
 Leuis Caroline after eonfessing. se lcording to the Boston police, tG killing his friend John Fitzgerald with aY
 ice-pick during brawl over whisley
 was held without bail on a first degre'
 murder charge,
 Empl0yers' as~nti iation declared 4 lockout of " w0-lers ir the iron and met al industry tcxtiif. shoe. brick factories anl in inc sawmills ia Denmark. : x.-.,e .ai,,,l p f~ 1ia fion ipvnIxyirf