Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-25

SIdAI4u0pie DJ Ihe alneS IS tuZntnenc . Every textile mill in BenninEton. vt- was in operation yesterday for the first | time since Christmas. Reopening ef tie Austrian parliament was postponed because of the critical po- litical situation. Danish proyincisl municipalities ac. cepted loan offered by the National City Co. of New York snOunting to ;15,- 0oO,
 The Cleveland city council adopted a resolution last night urging the United States government to recognize the Irish republic.
 Representative Canapb1al introduced n bill to increase salaries of senators and representatives frnn $7,50O to $10,oo0 a year after March 4.
 The Ware (AInss.) wosIen mills VIII re- open on full time next Monday morning. The mills have been closed for n.S.e than month.
 It was learned the deportation of trcu- bIesome aliens who are in this country without passports, is being considered by the state department.
 Erie railroad annouRced further reduc- tion would be made in payrolls by work ing all office, yard, station and other forces five days a week.
 The crown prince of Japan in the course of his trip will pay a call of re- spect at the White House, Washington, according to Tokio reports.
 
 An automatic device by which enc man can operate all the doors of a subway train has been put in operation on the Brooklyn Fourth Avenue line.
 The New Ysrk, New Haven Hartford line south. of Winsted was blocked for two hours yesterday afternoon because of broken rail near Burrville.
 The people of the United States saved more than t1.o0o 100000 in 1920 as a re- suit of prohibition, according to figures compiled. by the Anu-Saloon League. Tho prison population in New York state on June 30, 1920, the close of the first year of prohibition. showed de- crease of e1.s71 over the preceding year. Gov. NeT of Texas abolished the state
 
 free franting of pardons "weakens the law and makes its achievements farce Premier G1olitti has prepared a bill | to be presented to the Italian parliament i respecting the participation of wo-x,nen | in the management of industrial plants | Work was resumed at the Remington Arms Union Metallic Cartridge company plant, Bridgeport, after being shut down since Dec. 13. About $500 reported fol work.
 Mld-westefn farmers, nunnberipi about 1.250ooo. joined in an offer j 15.o00,0o0 bushels of corn to relieve suf fering in Europe. China and the Nea, East. A.z.E }: /j
 Increase of the skipend granted al Rhodes scnolsrs from knso to fs5o a yea, was announced by. Frany Aydelotte American secretary of the Rhodes Schol arships. I Ralph 0. BUsser, American consul q Corunna. Spain, in a message to the stat department, said unemployment in thi country virtually stopped emigration iron Spain. '- Four of the eight salOonkeepers ar rested in Ansonta Saturday in a raid b. state police and charged with illegal Ii quir selling had their cases continued t Thursday.
 Since the United States has rana dr , immense quantities of California an other American wines have accumulate in the German free ports, alleged o1l , for safe keeping.
 Soviet papers received at Heisinxfor now admit Lenlne is very H. As a r, suit of the discovery of a bomb plc
 against Lenine at Kovno, Lithuania, IS
 people were arrested. , Governor Lake is going to ask the Ter islature to give authority to the state {
 connecticut to join with other New En, : | land states in. a commission on foreSr z and domestic commerce. T A test case involving authority of il . interstate commerce commission to s, = pervise railroad rates within a state ; well as between states reached the ST preme court from Wisconsin. !, Elaborate arrangements are beir - made at Callao, Peru, for the erl.er.af l
 of the United States Atlantic fleet. vbi, s IS expected there on Jan. 31.
 John J. Sullivan, s, since 1898 A ca if tain in the Lawrence, Mass. police q "a partment died suddenly Monday mo- if at his home. He suffered from heart ia k ure and collapsed on the street.
 1ntSrnaI revenue depnrtment win D,
 sent evidence in test case in the fe ~ eral court at Albany against a Syr cuse business man accused of maxi beer in his home containing 3.7S per ce, T. alcohol.
 .s Former Governor Frank o. Lowd, .a of Illinois, has been re-slated for f s Harding cabinet and will go in as sec, e z. .tary of the navy. according to repoI .a ea in Washington on the president-eiec 70 activities. i
 William covington, a nerrs nnan-Ao, '' town in Boston, explained his possessi