Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-13
Brief Telegrams
Gabrielle D'AnnunEi0 Is suffering from a chill and is bed-riddSn.

nome in Youngstown, Ohio, of cancer.
 Much bIoodshed has resulted from the -ioting of the peasantry in the Raj Bareli district; southwest of Lucknow, India.
 Twenty thousand dollars wns obtained by two bandits, who robbed the Pro duce Exchange bank in Kansas City. Mo
 Argentina extended payment of q ball ance of 1T.Oo0.000 Cue on credit of 1Oo.- DOG. GOO for one year to the French gov ernment.
 Travellers arriving in Sydney, V. S.. described one of the worst snowstorms Newfoundland has experienced in re- cent years.
 An aerial derby, including face be- tween dirigibles, the first of the kind in ] the world. is to be held soon at Long Beach. Calf
 Because of the new increases fin taxes. | which are declared to be prohibitive, all ! moving picture theatres in Mexico City were closed.
 Having returned to Mexico City. Gem eral Obregon was reported to be much im- proved in health as a result of his stay in the country.
 The exposition of American manufae- turers' products scheduled to be held in Buenas Aires in March has been indeh- nitely postponed.
 Erection in Washington of a home for aAT and members of congress was proposed h a joint resolution.
 Many expensive gowns ordered weeks ago by wpmen for the inaugural ball, soon may be dumped upon the bargain coun- ters of Washington.
 ArranEements were made for the in- torment at Hermitage, Tenn, of the body of Mrs. Amy Jackson, widow of grand son of Andrew Jackson.
 "ImperiaIIsm of the United States" was attacked by South and Central American delegates at the Pan-American Labor conference in Mexico City.
 Governor Edwards of New Jersey in his first annual address urged liberalization rather than restriction of laws regarding the observance of Sunday.
 Satisfactory adjustment of the Japan csc dispute at Brownsville. Tex. was an nounced by Commander F. E. Dickason of the American Legion post.
 Census bureau onitiaIs said H'wouid cost s2.OOO. GOO and require from two to | hue census records damaged by the ire. Now IexisIation for the control of the liouor traffic was promised by the pro- yincial government in an address read al the opening of Parliament in Quebec. Three armed men seized a tray contain ing s25. 900 worth of diamonds in jew elry store at McKeesport near Pitts burgh They escaped in an automobile. Reports that William G. McAdoo would succeed Frank L. Klingensmith as vice president and general manager CT the Ford Motor Co.,, of Detroit, were denied. Federal prohibition agents started streams of liquor into the sewers of Wau- kega. H., after a raid in which nearly l 15O. 900 duar:s of intoxicants were seized.
 
 Recent aerial maneuvers on the Pacific coast have demonstrated to the satis- faction of naval officials. the seaworthi- ness of the F-5-L type of flying boats.
 Reuben Fl. Hoffman, deputy internal revenue collector. was arrested at Wilkes Barre, Pa. on a charge Of accepting a brfbe in connection with the liquor traf- | tc
 An attempt to punish a man for mak- ing out bills on Sunday failed in New York when H. B. Divorslly. msnufac- turers was discharged in Jefferson Market court.
 Sale by the city of New York to the federal government of Swinburne and Hoffman Islands and the quarantine sta- tio at Rosebank, Staten Island, was an nouced.
 | Per capita circulation ot money in the country icreased s3.23 last year. A treas urv statement said that On January l. there was $e.34O.43s,713 in circulation. or | $59.12 per capita.
 i The Rev. Edgar Page Sites. s4. author
 of "Beulah Lsnd'' and other hymns. was
 hurried in Cold Spring cemetery In Cape l May. N. J after services In the Metho- dist Episcopal church. i Two men were krIed when fire swept the Chestnut hotel at Twelfth street and Chestnut avenue. Cleveland. Four men and three women were hurt In leaps from l second story windows
 Jobn A Grorau. collector of internal revenue. swore cut 800 warrants for DIT sons in Detroit and the eastern district of Michigan xr1o have failed to pay thelr income taxes for 1919.
 After four veas- of litigation the su-
 ,ra-,e court of Wisron~fn decided that a ibost vIh-ee Aorne contains loose rugs and
 noIshed floors Is not liable for damages If
 a guest slips and falls.
 New York domestic r-i~e on bay silver
 was unchanged a. aa 1-2 cents. London
 nro+a+ion vas of 5-sI at 3s 1-s1. Fo--
 o,-r, silver ras 1-s cent higher at e5 1-4.
 Mexicon dollars 50 cents.
 Two hundred stc-ekeeOsrs were sum- rroued to anoenr in various courts of
 Barcelona and 5n others were arrested ae
 a result Of a- i7vAs'i~otion by the civil
 governor of short weights | SJr Auckland GedH~s. the Britiah anl
 haesador has accepted an invitation tc
 make an address at fhe 18th anniversary
 of the founding of Flora Macdonald col