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Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-23
YALE FACULTY DIscIPLISEs
 COLONY SECRET socrETY.

New Haven. Conn. March. .2s. - Tha faculty discipline committee of sbaf- neid Scientific school, Yale university. to- night issued new ruling in the case of the Colony, an exclusive secret society. which recently was found guilty of h. fractions of the inter-fraternity rules se Yale The new ruling supersedes a pre- vious one and follows the withdrawal Of the Colony from the inter-fraternitv council of Sheffield.
 Under this ruling the Colony Is bar req from pledging any members of ths freshman class until the close ef tha sophomore year; the Colony is ordered to vacate its premises in Hilihouse avenue by April 4 next the premises to remain empty until the end of the present term In June; the suspension of four rnern- oers of the Colony from the univehsitv is ordert to end May 1. 1921. instead of 1922. The committee finds that tb, Co!ony as society was responsible foF the attractions of rules than the fndf=, vidual members
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-23
APPEAL OF SOVIET RUSSIA \' UNKNOWN IN WASHINGTON

Washington. March 22.-oaiclal conhr. nation was lacking here tonight of infor- nation contained in Moscow wireless ad- vices received in London announcing that the Russian soviet government had ap- pealed to President Harding 10 resume trade relations with Russia.
 Responsible officials refrained from dis cussing the situation specifically today and the most definite indication of the ad- ministration attjutde on the question re. mained in the statement of Secretary of Commerce Hoover yesterday d=nominat- ing resumption of trade With Russia as essentially political instead of an ccon- omic question and advancing the beliei that any considerable trade with Russia at this time was physically impossible.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-23
SHOWS COST OF MAINTAINING
 BRITISH FORCES IN .IRELANT

Washington. March 22.-Frank P. Walsh announced here tonight that as "counsel for the Republic of Ireland,- he had submitted to the senate judiciary committee memorandum which, he said, showed that the cost of maintaining the British military forces in Ireland, to- gether with payments on Irish claims, if made as submitted, would annually amount to sum equal to one-half of the annual interest on the British debt to the United States. The judiicary committee is investigating loans.
 MT. Walsh in his memorandum esti- mated that British operations in Ireland , this year will cost more than s12s,0oo,- 900. ~
 The report of the secretary of the treasury for 1920, MT. Walsh asserted shows that the annual interest on the British debt would be s2os,s40, 900.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-23
Cabinet Studies
 Foreign Affairs
President Harding is Carrying Out Policy of Giving All Cabinet Members a Glimpse of the Foreign Outlook.

Washington, March 22. - President Harding's cabinet was taken today for long journey of exploration through the realm of the nations foreign affairs.
 The excursion, which absorbed the in- terest of the ten secretaries throughout a two-hour session around the cabinet table, touched on places and situations scatter ed over the diplomatic map from Yap to Tibet and afforded several Illuminating side trips into such fields as International trade and immigration.
 Secretary Hughes had the role of guide, relating to the other secretarieS the inside story of the big and littl- questions of foreign affairs to which the new administration has fallen heir. Com- prehensive picture of the whole foreign outlook, which he laid before the presi- dent and his advisers in response to many questions.
 It was said that the study was only informative in character, MT. Hughes making no recommendations, and the cabinet attempting no decisions on spe- cifie subjects. Exhaustive consideration was given to no particular phase of the general picture, the purpose being merely to put all the facts at the disposal of Mir. Harding's official family so that decisions to be made in the future may be reached with a comprehension of ali collateral issues.
 Thus, it was understood that in con sidering the league of nations and other considerations involved in the European situation the president and his cabinet made no effort to canvass details of pol icy, but merely availed themselves of all the latest official information in prepara- ton for the decisions yet to be made. In the same way, Mexico is said to have been passed over with a general survey of broad principles.
 The discussion was at the suggestion ol the president himself. whe was reported as feeling that all the cabinet members should be afforded q glimpse of the for eign outlook now that they have familiar. ized themselves with the problems oi more direct concern to them within thell own departments. '--
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-23
PRICE OF. EGGS SLIGHTLY
 IN EXCESS OF PRE-wAR DAYS

New York. March 22.-ggs declined in the New York market today to a price but slightly in excess of the pre-war days. Fancy white eggs were quoted af 35 cents whoesale, showing a drop of six cents since last Friday. Western firsts. the best selling brand, declined from s4 to 23 and 24 cents.
 Arrival of 4oS17 cases of eggs was largely responsible for the decrease. the state department of farms and markets announced.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-23
PROSPECTS BRIGHTEN FOR PEACE IN PACKING INDUSTRY

Washington, March a. Prospects of peace in the packing industry were un- derstood to be brighter tonight than at any time since Secretary Davis, aacting at the direction of President Harding and with the assistance of Secretaries Hoover and Wallace, began his effort at mediation in the dispute between the "big five" packers and their employees.
 After confering with the packers rep resentatives ast night and with employees delegates this morning, the labor secre- tary indicated before he attended to- days cabinet meeting that he hopNd for an early settlement and so informed the cabinet
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-23
NO MORE MIDNIGHT LUNCHES
 ON UNITED STATES wARSHIPs

Washington. March 22.-Men on the decks of tme navy's fighting craft throughout the world received a rude jolt today when orders were received from the department abolishing the mid night lunch that had been served to the deck watcheson all ships since the begin ming of the war.
 The midnight lunch had been the ex- elusive prerorative of the engineer force from the immemorial until the world war When the war came and the submarine menace forced the deck di- visions to stand long watches day and night and midnight lunch was author ized for all hands Recent legislation. based on the theory that the war is over as far as submarine watches are con- cerned. forced the aboiishment of the welcome Java and goldfish" as far as the deck forces are concerned.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-23
OBITUARY.
John W. HaIIwen.

Torrington, March 22-John " Halli. well, S2, formerly principal of the Tor rington High school, who had engaged iu. the insurance business for the past year, died today. He underwent an op- eration for appendicitis and gallstones several days ago. He was a native of Pennsylvania and graduate of Buck nell university. He came to Connecticut to become principal of the Sharon High school. He was later supervisor of schools in Bethlehem and Watertown and principal of the Watertown High school
 He came to Torrington from Watertowr in May 1915. to take a position as heat of the local high school, continuing ir that capacity until June, 1920. He was { Mason and an Elk.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-23
VALUABLE PAINTING
 RECOVERED IN N. Y. EAST SIDE

New York. March =.-The reported recovery in an obscure East Side cafe of the most celebrated Madonna and Child" panels from the brush of Francisci De Marco De Giacomo Raibolini, known to art as Il Francia, which was stolen from the famous gallery in Bologna, Italy, has been brought to the attention of the Italian ambassador to Washington. it was learned tonight.
 Although the identity of the painting has not been conclusively established as the stolen "old master" several experts are said to have pronounced-f it to be the long lost treasure sought throughout the world,
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-23
FRANCE TO COMPEL PHYSICAL
 TRAINING OF BOTH SEXES

Paris, March 22.-The chamber of -dkp- uties unanimously adopted a bill today making physical training compulsory for young people of both sexes in France.
 Boys over Is years of age must con- tinue physical training consisting of gym nastics. running, tennis and other athlet- ics, according to choice, until they are incorporated in the army or navy, Girls in the primary and secondary tuition grades must also adopt physical culture, according to special rules to be issued by the military of public instruction.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-23
POLES GARRY MAJORITY
 DISTRICTS IN sILEsIA

WaashinGton. March 22.-A majority Of the districts of upper silesia were carried by Poland in the recent plebss- cite, the Polish legation fere aa1ouue. cd tonight upon receipt of cf;ciai ad- vices from its foreign office a. ya-saw.. UT total Of sixteen d stricts In fhe province. Poland has d41iitsiv esr-ssa nine. all of which ars n tSe r;cI, coal and industrial section il w7s added
 Retuins upon which tls forei l,n ,sr-a sta a-s;7cnt was based. the legation sasds were not complete. but w,rs conclusfvs and showed that Poland had raIned ,r.. 9oriues m ts2 commuacs and f"r-ahy ln ont 'Z. NO advices wee received oon- cernIuS the results n ih. ether sevcn dissT rtS
 ae result or the nle ':. wl'i he. de< "h h ele>9 'on "A; Lis hy majority of the general vote oest h,,t by commune maiorities.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-23
EASTER CONFERENCES ON
 WORLD DISARMAMENT

Washington, March 22.-Easter con- ferences on world disarmament were an. nounced today by the women's dissrma- ment committee for the states Of Con- necticut. New Yorl Pennsylvania Maryland. Virginia. T>unesseeh Ohio. Michigan. Minnesota. illinois. wiscon- sin and Colorado. The places of she meetings in the various states were not made public.
 The purpose of the state conferences, as well as of the meeting to be held here. the committee said. will be to urge the calling by the president or congress of an international conference to discus. world disarmament.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-23
WINCHESTER co. HAS SUED
 L. R. STEELE co. FOR ssas.sos

Danbury. Conn. March 22.-A$tsci,s ment papers filed here today against ,hs l.. R. Steele Company. Inc. Of Bufaio. disclosed that suit fo- damages of S545.o00 has been brought against ths IA R. Steele Company by the winchesfrf Company of New Haven. The W1nctes- ter Company asks the superior crIrt to issue decree 10 compel the defthdzrt company to carry out the terms of 70 alleged agreement for the lease of q store in Charleston, s. C. IL Is claimed the defendant took over the lease of a store In Syracuse. N r.. but that Inf lease was dependent on the defendant also taking over a 2O-yesr lease at si1.- 900 year on property in charicstJn.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-23
TURN IN THE
 ILLNESS OF CARDINAL GIBBONS

Baltimore. March 2o.-Physicisns at- tending Cardinal Gibbons announced to. night that his illness had taken an un- favorable turn They snid. however. that they believed there was no immedi- ate danger. but made 1t plain that they were not encouraged by his symptoms
 Monsignor John Bonzano the apostolic delegate at Washington visited the car dinal this afternoon
 The unfavorable change In the car d,naFs condition occurred Sunday night when his heart action became weakel and his temperature lowered to seri. ous degree. No marked improvement has been shown in the last 2f hours
 Cardinal Gibbons. who Is in his sTtr year, suffered a breakdown last fall and on two occasions his life was despaired of rr
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-23
TWO BROTHERS DEPENDED
 HOME AGAINST 200 sINN FEINERs

Belfast March .22.-(By The A. P.) Two brothers named Mclean successfully held their house near Monaghan today agai%st an. attack of two hundred Sim Feiners. Every window in the building was shattered
 The brothers used revolvers and shot guns with such effect that the besiegers were foiled in their attempt to D1rn the house and adjacent. buildings.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-23
SOUTHERN UPPER sILEsIA
 VOTES ARE FOR POLAND

Washington, March z2.-Southern dis tricts of Upper Silesia, about seven in all, have voted for Polish sovereignty in the recent pI--4scite, the Polish legation here announced tonight upon the basis of brief official Hdvices from it's foreign office. Two districts have apparently voted for Germany, it was added, and one remains in doubt. The plebiscite is being decided by districts and not by mass vote of the entire province.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-23
30 ANARCHIST PRISONERS IN
 MILAN ON HUNGER STRIKE

Milan, March 22-Thirty anarchists imprisoned here have started a hunger strike in sympathy with the anarchist leader, Enrico Malatesta, who has been in prison here since last October, when he was arrested in connection with an anarchist plot.
 The socialist mayor of Milan, Dr. Filippetti. visited the jail today and found Malatesta tired and cold, with a weak pulse, but in no immediate danger Malatesta declared he did not intend tc give up the hunger strike, considering his arrest a real forcible abduction
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-23
PREPARATIONS BILL, PASSED
 IN THE HOUSE OF LORDS

London, March p By the A. P.).-The German reparations bill, imposing levy of 50 pc rcent. on the value of all German
 imports, to Nhe used toward the payment of reparations. today passed all the re- now needs only. the kings assent to be-
 .onle a law.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-23
CHANGE IN sUPERINTENDENT
 OF PUBLIC BUILDINGS IN D, C.,

Washington. March 22.-Major Clar- ence S. Ridley, military aide. to the president and superintendent of public buildings and grounds in the District of Columbia, was relieved today by Lieu tenant-C Colonel c. O. Sherrill, corps of engineers, on orders of the president.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-23
SENATORS PLANNING TRIP TO
 IRELAND TO STUDY CONDITIONS

Madison, Wis, March 22.-Senator La Toilette announced today that he contem- plated a trip to Ireland to study the Irish question at close range. He said that several other senators also were planning to make the trip.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-23
BoLsHEvIKI NOT MEETING
 WITH SUCCESS IN ARMENIA

New York, March 22.-Attempts by the bolshevih to recapture Erivan and other parts of Armenia from which they were recently driven have failed, according to a radio message received here today by the Near East. relief, All of Armenia Tit was stated, except the districts of Delijan and Nakhitchevan. has been cleared of the Russian troops
 A coalition. government is being form ed in Armenia the message added, and friendly relations with neighboring peo- pie are being established The food crisis ! was described as without precedent, the holsheVd Xii having carried away all gov ernmenV stores.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-23
GOV. LAKE CALLS A PUBLIC .
 HEARING ON RAILROAD RATES

To be Held the Capitol Next Monday Afternoon Con slider Proposals That Freight and Passenger Rates be Temporarily Increased 10 Per Cent as Measure of Re- lief to the Carrers-Issues Statement Addressed to Shippers of Connecticut and Other Interested Partiss Desires That Fullest Publicity be Given the Hearing by the Press Throughout the State
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-23
FIVE MEN ARE HELD AS BOMB
 SUSPECTS IN NEW ORLEANS

They are Held Specifically Charge of Muny the High Seas-Deparment of Justice Officials Intimate the Men Might be Held in Connection With the Wall Street Ex- pcsion of Last September-The Prisoners Are Between 25 and 35 Years of Age and Appear to be Well Educated They Have Put Up Two Desperate Fights and Are in Separate Cells Shackled Hand and Foot-Were Brought From Rio De Janero on the Freghter Nashville.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-23
CONDENSED REPORT OF
 VIOLENCE IN IRELAND

Dublin, March 22-Two policemen were killed and one wounded in an am bush in Keadew, County Roscommon, to- day.
 A bomb was thrown in residential suburb of Dublin last evening, wounding two constables.
 Two men were shot dead, three houses burned and several wrecked during a general Sim Fen attack in Rosslea, County Fermanagh, according to official advices received here today.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-23
Cabled Paragraphs

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 London. March 22-Austen Chamber lain, who yesterday was elected govern ment leader of the house of commons and leader of the unionist party in the house announced to the house today that he was giving up his post of chancellor of the exchequer and that the new chan cellor would present the budget He did not indicate lle identity of his success sor.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-23

sia eight --"~~= ago, Mrs. Gorsky declar-
 l here today. E.ASEAt&fsNkiKlAi:s
 Little Jwn of Renders life, his sister said, other than he was wander CT. having spent most of his time at sea. Two years ago he enlisted in the army in New York and was sent to Camp Ellis, Washington, where few months later he deserted. He was arrested in San Francisco and sent to military hospi- tai for observation Subsequently he was discharged. Mrs Gorsky said, never hay ing been tried for assertion.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-23
HARDING TO ATTEND BOLIVAR
 CEREMONIES IN NEW YORK

Washington, March 22. - PPresident
 Harding today accepted an invitation to attend ceremonies to be held April 1s at New York in connection with the un- yelling of a statue to Simon Bolivar, the Venezuelan patriot.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-23
GIOVANNI BONzANO TO BE
 CREATED A CARDINAL

Rome, March 22 (By the A. P.).- Monsignor Giovanni Bonzano, apostolic delegate in the United States. will be created a cardinal in the consistory to be held in November next or early in 1911, it was learned today.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-23
FRENCH ADMIT GERMAN
 VICTORY IN UTTER sILEsIa

Paris. March 22.-CBy The A P.)z French official circles and the nevspas pers admitted tonight that the Gerrnana had majority Of the votes in uppef Siies.a. but already are advocating fha districts which decided in favor sf Po- land 10 join the republic.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-23
STRIKE IN PROTEST OF
 IMPRISONMENT OF ANARCHIST

Genoa, March 22.-The workmen in the port factories struck today a sa protest against the imprisonment of Malatesta. the anarchist leader, in Milan.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-23
ATTEMPTED TO WRECK STREET
 CAR SERVICE IN TURIN

Turin, March 22.-Three explosions in an attempt to wreck the street car ser vice occurred here today as protest agains tthe imprisonment of the anarchist Malatesta-
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-23
ROBBED WHEN
 TEXAS SPECIAL WAS HELD TIP

Muskogee, Okla, March 22.-The Mis- souri. Kansas and Texas railroads Texas Special was held up and passengers rob- bed thirty miles south of McAlester to- night.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-23

Plans are being considered for consol- idation of the Liberty Trust Co. and the Fidelity Trust Co. of Boston.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-23

;. NeEotintiens looking to formation of a coalition government for Soviet Russia
 were opened by Lenine with leaders of
 the Mensheviki and social revolutionar- ies. --4--
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-23

The steamer Queen City began its sec ond voyage from Cincinnati to New or leans Tuesday in the effort to revive traf- fic on the Ohio and Mississisippi rivers.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-23

Joseph F. Tumulty will remain in Washington to look after Interests of the new law firm of Perkins & Turnulty at teh capital. Perkins will open offices in Jersey City.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-23

Fire destroyed the plant. of Howe Sound Milling & Smelting Co. near Vancouver, causing loss of approximately S1,0O0. 900.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-23

oil men from all parts of the country gathered in Kansas City. for the four days session of the National Petroleum congress. One thousand delegates are expected.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-23

.. Massachusetts state department of la- bor and industries announced 26 strikes and lockouts exist in the state.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-23

Hollywood Park, at Baltimore, was virtually destroyed by fire. Loss is esti- mated at $2oo,00e,. with no insurance.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-23

The Giant Trans-Atlantic liner Imper- ator. recently purchased by the Cunard line from the British government, has been renamed the "Berengaria."
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-23

Five armed bandits held up east side branch of the Commonwealth Federal Savings Bank. of Detroit. and escaped with an undetermined amount of cash.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-23

Tie KniEht-Adler traction bill was passed by the-New York assembly last night by vote of 91 to aS. The measure now goes to Governor Miller for approval, having passed the senate last week.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-23

AfaekereI fishermen of Boston, taking advantageK of the mild spring are going to make an early start for the southern fishing grounds.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-23

Census bureau announced cotton crop of 1920 totaled 1S,365.7 bales. the larg- est crop since 1914 and sixth largest in
 the history of the country.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-23

Wages of miners in South Wales ex- ceed receipts froih sale of coal, according to a statement issued by Finaly Gibson. secretary of the South Wales Coal Own- CTS Association.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-23

It is reported farmers will voluntarily reduce bhrley tobacco acreage in Ken lucky, Tennessee, Ohio and Indiana from 40 to 30 per cent.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-23

Building permits issued in Buffalo so far this month total 421, as compared with 246 permits during the entire month of March. 1920.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-23

Blending house of the United States Flashless Powder Co.'S plant, at Carr croft, near Wilmington (Del) was de- stroyed by an explosion. Loss is esti- mated at S25, 5000.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-23

Department of agriculture announces the Hessian fly is 20 times as destructive as the green bug to the wheat crop of this country.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-23

Fuel oil consumption by railroads of this country in 1920 totaIed 41.700.0OO barrels compared with 19.9OO,OO0 barrels in 1909.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-23

An international peace society to pro-
 mote friendship among the various na- Itions. was founded in Tokio by 300 prom.
 inent Japanese.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-23

British freiEhter City of Colombo.
 which ran aground in fog on the Digby coast, Bay of Fundy, has been abandon ed, Members of the crew said the vessel was a total wreck.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-23

Discovery ot complete wire tapping outfit at D$ytona. Florida, and the confis- cation of pool room paraphernalia includ- ing blackboard showing the name I'm ternationnl Turf Exchanges. Branches in America, Canada and Cuba" aroused greatest interest in Havana.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-23

Satisfactory crop conditions in west ern Europe, the United States Japan and North. Africa, are reported in bulletin issued by the International Institute of Agriculture m Rome.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-23

Regulations requiring immigratins me chanics, artisans and laborers to possess $250 on landing in Canada, in addition to ticket to their destination, was ex- tended indefinitely by the Canadian gov ernment.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-23

Ex-German liner Imperator, lrecently bought from British government by the Cunard Steamship Co.,. has been named Berengaria, after the wife of Richard l. Occur de Leon), one of the famous kings of England.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-16

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