Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-16
BRIEF TELECRAMS

V
 Mexican g says it is prepar- ed to opera Iblic utilities if the threat of al strike in carried out
 Two m a private bank of s5,0OO 'irfs < Gard street and 14th avenue. BfOe
 4 tramway strike has broken out in Petrograd and a railway strike is threat ened.
 France is unaIterabIy opposed ts any German military operations in Upper Si- lesia declared Premier Briand
 The business section of WildersviIle, a town of 800 people, about ten miles from Lexington, Ky, was. wiped out by fire.
 4 banking institution controlled by American capital has been opened in DanZig.
 Rumors are current that the Argentine government is preparing to lift the ban upon the exportation of gold but there is d lack of official confirmation
 Notices were posted in the factories of the Boston Rubber Shoe Company in Maiden, Mass, and Melrose, announcing shut down from May 27 to July 5
 Governor Cox of Massachusetts signed 2 bill authorizing state committee of p5- litical parties to add women to their membership.
 Fire swept over two acres of frame hrffIr 7ir1er- a1o ,I, Lawrence, Mass. Losses are estimated at S15OOO0
 Uruguay national administrative eoun- cil announced that an offer made by q group of American bankers for loan of $15,00O,000 has been rejected.
 Charles P. Abbott of the brokerage firm of Abbott Putnam && Co.,, of Boston, was found not guilty of larceny of about i $500 from Lewis Il. Green of New York. Several members of the Petrograa lnu- n.crcal government resigned because of differences with Premier Len;ne over the qiesucn of freedom of traIe n Petrosrad | according to a Reval dispatch. It is reported in Berlin, Walter YOn Simons, former foreign min ster, will be appointed German ambassador to ihe United States when diplomatic relations are renewed.
 Chairman Volstead of the house judi 1 ciary committee. declared the ruling of formed Attorney General Palmer that ! beer may be prescribed as medicine, will fever become effective. aaad ed to 40S.SS2 bales of lint and 4S,096 : bales of dinters compared with 566 914 of 1 lint and $30,397 of linters in April last 1 year. the census bureau announced. 1 Plans for President Harding's visit to i New York May 2S contemplate the de- 1 livery of two addresses and attendance at regimental review during stay of a Flew hours.
 Dr. Max Richter. chairman of the ex- ecutive board of the Potash syndicate and German commissioner at the worlds fair held in Chicago in 1893, is dead in Berlin.
 \ bequest of S2OOO to the German Red Cross by the will of the late Lewis O. Ruhl and of Cranston, R. l., has beer disalIowed by decree of the superior court.
 Frank H. GiIIgan, 24, of New Haven was killed early yesterday when the au tomobile which he was driving wa struck by another machine and overturn ed on a hi1 in Branford. Two young men with him were slightly injured.
 4 12 1-2 per cent. wage reduction fol | fI of bl T1 lp1 111. sets Street Railway company was pro. vided for in the findings of the stat, board of conciliation and arbitration.
 Miss Mary White, IS. only daughter o William Allen White, author and publish CT Of the Emporia Gazette, died of in juries received in a fall from a horst last Tuesday.
 Four hundred thousand tons of coa are tied up in Antwerp as result of tn refusal of the members of the Dock workers union to load coal destined fo England.
 The Excelsior of Mexico City, report fifty persons killed and more than twen ty wounded in Morelia, capital of tn state of MichOacan, when police aided b.
 unsolicited help from radicals charge, a group of Catholics.
 A report made to MOntclair city com
 missioner shows that horse in tn park department has been drawing a sal
 ary of $3 a day from the city since Jan uary 1, being paid in checks made ou
 to III Bell"
 pr. William Cuno, head of the Ham burg-American steamship line, arrived il New York on the steamship Rotterdam to confer with steamship officials her
 concerning details of the contract recent
 ly made with the United American lines
 Dr. Walter Rathenau, president of tn German General Electric company, Der lin, is being talked of as a possible ap pointee to the ambassadorship at Wash ington, when it becomes possible to nam the German representative there. The $50 employees of twelve counte factories in Haverhill Mass, who hay bee non strike for two weeks have reach ed an agreement with the manufacturr t to arbitrate wage differences and vii return to work today.
 Barry Egan acting lord mayor of CorI
 who is visiting in Paris, told a represent
 ative of the Journal that the Sim Fei would carry out of the 12S in the Sout Irish parliament at the coming election there.
 Rear Admiral S. s .RobisOn. command 1 ing the Boston navy yard and station wa