Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-11
MODEST INAUGURATION IS REQUESTED ,
 BY HARDING IN THE INTEREST OF' THRIFT
Brief Telegranls

Brief Ielegrams
 An $S,OO0,90O bonus will be distributed to employees of the Ford Motor Co. this week.
 tions conference in Brussels remain doubtful.
 According to reports, the entire Armen- ian army is being demobiiized at Erivan by the soviet.
 General Crowder held a conference with Cuhan political leaders aboard the battle | ship Minnesota at Havana.
 The Savage arms plant in Utica, N. | Y, resumed operations Monday after be- | ing shut down for a month.
 The railroads of the country earned only about $150o00,0 900 last year, or $365,000,000 less than in 1919.
 It Is proposed in France to ban lmpor- tation of Wild West films owing to the increase in juvenile delinquents.
 Senator Medrl Mccormick, of Ininois. who made tour of Europe, left Chre- bourg for the United States on the Impe- rator.
 Assurances were given by the dlrec- tors of the closed Shelton Bank < Trust company that many loans held by the band would be paid of.
  l University, of Ohio, elected pres ident of the Association of American colleges. 1 The Rockefeller Foundation announces | that Dr. Henry S. Houghton has been ap- l poited director af the Peking Union Med | ical College
 Wholesale jail delivery at Columbus. l Ohio was frustrated whe one of the priS oners tipped a guard to tunnel leading from workship to an outer wall. Additional employees went into the textile plants in Plainfield. Conn.,. indi- eating that conditions in the cotton in 1 Gustry are slowly on the upgrade. The cruiser Aurora and destroyers Pa trician and Patriot, nucleus of the Ca= nadian navy sailed from Halifax. N. S.. for Esquimalt, B. C., via Panama. After month of little or no buying the department stores of Berlin were crowded as a result of a cut amounting to more than 50 per cent. in some arti- l cles. An epic mic of carbuncles has been reported i.l Hungary. The hospitals are , filled with patients. Prof. Verebly said the disease was due to lack of soap and ] linen. war in San Franciseo,s Chinatown be. : ttween the King Kong and H-p Sing tons Chiese societies. was ayerted when Chiei : of Po.ice O'Brien forced them to sign. g truce.
 l A report received at Rome says tha as result, of conference between Soutt s Albanian chiefs and the governor O. l Greek Eoi-us, Greece will recognize thu e independence of Albania. . Internal Revenue Collector James ] l Walsh, of Meriden, confirmed repor l that John A. Kenna, also of Meriden ha q severed his connection with the depart
 nlent as a deputy collector.
 Major GeneTl Sir Frederick B. cIauric r warns the Allies to strengthen the presen
 German government against the mon
 archists ad militarists who are doin f their best to make trouble.
 Lord Mil A- resigned because the Tor
 majority in the cabinet refused to accep : his scheme fer settlement of the Egyptia
 situation, and not because of i'll healtf it was announced in London. S Physicians attending Enrico Carus D who is h \. .th i,-, ,.-.-J se.lI word to tE o Metropolitan Opera O., that the ten1 . was Gcing well and that his progress tc s ward recovery is satisfactory. bald eagle attacked two children o
 a residence street at Tampa, Fla, l = G. Hooke, hearing the children scream . . ing. secured a gun and killed the Dir ~ ~ which measured six feet from tip to tip. Elmer L. Trey, chief of the Bureau , , ,e Internal Revenues Intelligence Servic declared that prohibition agents had e,
 idence suff1 cient to put out of business u
 largest of the wbiskey rings in New Yol 7" city.
 Professor Giro TabaIza was appoint.
 director general for Italian schools abroa
 Reputable London physicians issued IL warning against the growing fad amor
 women of psychoanlytic treatment to GU e. mental troubles.
 of h. bandit entered the Utah Savings on Trust Co., of Salt Lake City, and COT ne pelled the paying teller to hand him ov O. about $4500o. The cashier who attemI lrt ed to stop him was fired upon by [ IT. robber, but was not hit. nd At the opening of a four-day conf, aa ence of the National Near East Re! ,1d Committee at Atlantic City, it was 8
 nounced more than 10000 Armenian gi ha were rescued from Turkish harems ,r- the help and geneosity of America. ok
 ,es French embassy at Washington deni of several reports that the French gove,
 ment was considering invasion of
 Ruhr valley. The reports stated that
 action was contemplated because of co alleged failure of German disarmam,
 in that district.
 iad Chairman Edward B. Mclean of ss inaugural committee announced spec ac. wireless telephone apparatus will tra biv nit President-elect Harding's inaugu hv address to every army post, every bat
 ship and to halls in various cties wh rtv inaugural parties" will be held. of- tha Alexander Kerensky and Boris Bn we- metef attended the conference of 40 me