Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-20

 thateits had called war classes of 1918 and 1919 to the colors.
 lResigHatien of Samuel L. Rogers, di- rector of the Census Bureau, was accept ed by Secretary Hoover.
 President .Alessandri of Chile. has declared himself strong supporter of the temperance movement.
 , American Committee for tile China Famine Fund announced American con- tributions had passed S5.25o.ooo.
 An-riea's foreign trade last month was nearly three-quarters of billion dol lars less than in the, fNme month last year. sA.- r. .
 -r Ball fight season in Mexico City clos ed. The. season was the. most profit able since the huge bull ring was erected in ls07., -''-'.: r.I z f
 Newfeundisnd seal fleets cateh amounted to 100000 skins. This is only one-half the normal yield, of the an- nual' hunt. :.-
 Work will be begun on powerful wireless station to be constructed near Pisa for regular communication with the United States. The allies have agreed to maintain an l attitude of neutrality during the hos tilities between the Greeks and Turks ! in Asia Minor. l Greek forces In Asia Minor appear to be divided into three groups. none of | which is able to communicate with the others except by sea. | An increase in the price of eurde oil was announced In Pittsburgh by prin- cipal purchasing agencies. ranging from 10 to 25 cents barrel.
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 MarsbaH VI. KIrkmau. 7s. former Twice president of the Chicago & North western Railroad. died at hospital in Chicago following a stroke of apoplexy
 Gabrielle D'Annunzio, the soldier poet was married in a civil ceremony perform. | ed Saturday in a village near Lugand to signodia Luisella Baccara, an Italian | pianist.
 House of commons was advised by Premier Lloyd George that. the. allie, 1 means of forcing Germany to observe thu peace terms.
 Reports Of drastic contemplated Aetior by the allies against Germany. to be talk en May 1, were characterized In Britist official, circles as high speculative anc hypothetical.
 Aneriea6 Railway Association an I {. @f N-1 -I-k+ amounted to o7,l27 for week ending Apr;
 S.. This hEure is 1000. cars more thai previous week. tz senate committee on Interstate com
 meree commission reported favorsbly
 bm to permit the handing of cables Ii
 the United States without license iron
 the president. .- E. J, Pearsen of New Haven was elect ed a director of the. Rutland railroad a the annual meeting of the stockholders. t : succeed George R., Baker of New York resigned. ... .... .... James Irving MiHiken. aged II, fo many years agent of the Everett mills . died at his home in Lawrence Mass. H was widely known n textile circles. Conditions approaching anarchy seer to prevail in northern central Italy, yher parties of, extreme nationalists have bee
 in armed conflict with socialists and con , munists almost daily for the past weel Federal regulation of radio eommv nication under the direction of the eet 2 retary of commerce Is proposed in a bi introduced by Representative -whitin, r, c publican, Maine.
 --.:.e .. ,~.t - .... ---4-,- I At meeting held at Glenn Falls. ' 7 r.. by employees of the Internations q Paper Co.'S plant at South Glen Fall r the men voted 10 reject the propose i 30 per cent. reduction. e William Jennings Bryan called O
 President. Harding. \ He said he did n, n discuss policies or Npolitics. but mer, 1 ly assured the president of his persons = regard and good wishes. 2.
 Prices of meats. butter, cheese an
 sugar--incressed- during the- period. fro
 February Is to March IS while reta . costs of many other commodities fnakir up the average family food budget d | creaased. z. Danger .sf further political disorde n in Cuba Is believedyby administration Q v hcials to have been averted by the fran
 endorsement by the United States !. the methods used in the recent election 2 for president -
 Mrs, Marie NieocI saved her thr, 2 babies from possible death by fire yeste z day, by dropping them. one by one. fro Y the second story of her blazing home s Brooklyn into the arms of Patrolns 2 Herman Glander
 Mayor Clifford B. wilson of Bridg
 port sent recommendations to the boar
 oN aldermen. tonight that the board lea- B the question of daylight saving up
 the business and industrial firms and ti e individuals of the city. 5. The American Shipping Board stean e CT Huron. managed by the Munson in l, quay. Wednesday for New York. will ! 1t wet" ship, it was announced at u a offices of the line in Buenos Aires. a Joseph ReinaeII. former member ot q
 French chamber of deputies and writ, on historical subjects, died in Paris ! \ the age of s5 years He was the hi torisn of the Drevfus case and was 0 checalier of Legion of Honor. ,. The Montreal Longshoremer'S uIin q announced acceptance from the Rhir 0 ping federation of a years contraH c which provides for a i've per cent. ii 1t crease In wages for night workers an g a. five per cent: decrease for day worl