Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-12
Brief T farl,s

Brief II farns
 Nisolai Lenine Ter of the soviet Russia, is dangs i'll at Moscow.
 Dr. Robert liss Howard, . noted |, in d.cal world, died In London.
 Negotiations for Q new commercial treaty between Canada and Franei are favorably.,
 The convention of Argentine socialists rejected proposal to adhere to the thirc of Moscow.
 Four seaplanes of the navy squsd' on 1 flying from San Diego to Canal z ,ne l reached La Union, San Salvador.
 wage reduction of s5 per cent. ef- | fective Jan. IT was made by the Master l Building Trades Alliance, ofDanbury.
 AnatOIe France, the author, has an- nounced his adhesion to the communist section of the French socialist party.
 Italian regular troops have occupied the islands of Veslia and Arbe, in the gulf of Quarnero near Plume.
 The steamer Knserin Augusta Victoria arrived in New York. from England, with $4,200, 900 in gold for New York bankers.
 Hamilton Armstrong, chief of polics of Denver, Colo, for the last four years died of heart disease. He was 63 years old
 Nearly $25O,O0O in profit sharing divi- dends will be distributed to the employees of the Farr Alpaca Company at Holyoke Thursday.
 President Wilson Is now able to work two hours daily without fatigue, his phy- sician. Rear Admiral Cary T. GraySon. announced
 J. r. Coats, thread manufacturers, Pawtucket, R. l., announced that wage reduction would go into effect at once. The amount was not stated.
 February hns been set as the date for the opening of the Joseph Medill school of journalism, affiliated with Northwest ern University.
 died in a Fall River hospital of injuries sustained in an automobile accident at l Tiverton, R. l., last Saturday. 1 ElZie ". Parker, about 34, was fa- 1 tally injured at the Hart & Hutchinson i plant in New Britain when he came in contact with a high voltage electric wire.
 One of the heaviest snowstorms in the history of Roanoke. Va. occurred during 1 the last 24 hours. depth of 15 to IS inch es being recorded.
 1 Silk dresses. evening gowns and fur coats valued at between S12,000 and store at Worcester.
 The United States transport Wheaton arriver at Cherbourg from New York with 4,300 caskets for the transportation home of American soldier ded. One man was killed and two others wounded during gun fight in Detr3it be- 1 tween two policemen and Aye suspected safe crackers in ain automobile
 A canvas of the silk pl3nts of Paterson N. J., indicates a small number of them are observing the announced plan. of the manufacturers for a 4S-hour week.
 The state of New York will get trans- fer tax of s1,0S7.761 from the s27215, 2S3 estate left his widow by F. W. Woolworth merchant, who died in April. 1919.
 Immediate withdrawal of the United States from further participation in tht council of ambassadors in Europe w2i
 reported to have been decided upon.
 Henry F. HouEhton. e1, formerly gene
 ral manager of the Big Four railroad died here of heart disease in Indianapolis
 at the home of friend he was visiting.
 After a long delay. results of the ofTicia
 ballot in the recent election was published in Greece There were 999.954 voetV fel
 Constantine and 110,3S3 against hi. In
 turn.
 The French cabinet Is considering wha } can be dore to supply work for nor than half a million of the nations me
 chanics and ,laborers who are ont of enl plcyment.
 Five bandits ir m automobile held D five motor cars and escaped with severs f hundred dollars loot. after a pistol bat tie with police of three towns. at Eliza beth. N. J. r William E. Holt and George Know
 ton, of Waterbury, were held by tf n Stamford police to answer a charge a stealing a motor truck from Waterbur
 on December IT. Q Representative of moro than 20 nt d tional organizations are attending the ns f tional conference on highway traffic res # ula-ios at Washington. called to draw Il n uniform code of laws.
 Plans to tighten the federal net t western Kentucky for distillers, bootleI O gers and whiskey runners contempiat r., organization. of law and order leagues e aid enforcement of the Volstead act.
 Dispossession and death are decree f.
 the bison o. Antelope Island in Il 1T Great Salt Lake. The acres of their m
 tive stronghold are to be rec aimed f h the accommodation of domestic cattle. d Failure of congress to continue apr f priatiors fer air mail service would be a death blow' to the development of avi h ton in this country. according to Ot n Praiger, second assistant postmaster
 Washington.
 Congressman Augustine LonerEan. VI underwent an operation for appendicit at the New York hospital in New Yo
 l citV ahout foyIr UeekS aO0 has rafi1rn