Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-30

munster 10 SalVaoor. silas Freeman and his crew of Eve men 1 were saved when their bark with a cargo of gasoline burned 50 miles from Ha- vana.
 | Mrs. PameIo Frucci of Norwood, Mass. was sentenced to eight years .u jail for the killing of her husband last July:
 commercial aIrplaue loaded with so under the municipal landing field at Sa- vannah.
 The first national bank to be controlled by negroes-the Douglas national bank of Chicago-was ready for business yes terday.
 The Wisconsin state assembly killed a bill to amend present state laws to permit women to serve as jurors. The bill had passed the senate.
 The city and suburbs of Waterbury were flooded Wednesday night with copies of corculsrs advertising the over throw of the United States government
 fifteen Mexicaa bandits held up officials of the Agwi oil Co.,, near Tampico and obtained about 135.OO0 pesos. Ten per- sons were killed, including two bandits
 O. willis RugE, Fl years old. civil engineer and a brother of Chief Justice Arthur P. RugE, of the Massachusetts supreme court. died in City hospital. at Worcester, following an operation. Notice of a proposed decrease in the wages and revision in working condi- tions of conductors, engineers, firemen. trainmen. agents and telegraph operators. was isEued yesterday by the Central Vernon. Railway.
 The nomination of John R. Mitchell. of St. Paul, Minn., to a ten year term board was confirmed late yesterday by the senate. Nine hundred Germans. whose punish ment has been demanded by the entente for crimes committed during the war. will face trial at Leipsig, beginning May 2s.
 James J. Conner, a bartender. was sentenced to a year n tal in Boston for killing Uarry) Mclean, a former major league baseball player, in a bar. room row several weeks ago. AIeander Howat. head of the Kansas Miners union. has rejected the demand of the International union that he order back to work striking employees Of tho Dean Col Co.
 Governor Harding of the federal re- serve board announced that the wou!t , begin next week personal survey of th' farm credit situation in the middle yves , and southwest.
 A refund of nearly a quarter of a mil r lion dollars in federal taxes erroneously ., collected from the estate of Bayart
 Thayer of Lancaster, Mass. was ordere'
 by the federal court Non-neEotiabIe notes and check amounting to SS3s.O0o stolen from twt
 bank messengers on an Illinois Centra : 1 railroad train, were found by the polio :. II of Chicago in an abandoned railway car When 6 physician went to home ii l Ironwood Mich, in response to a call h
 found John Mattison. pcndering over
 list of names. Madison was locking fo :. a name for the 18th baby in the family . a girl.
 Members of the famous Kosciusk squadron which was recruited in Amcrici = for service in Poland against the Russia - - bolsheviki. intend to return to the Unit ed States immediately after being demob ilized next week.
 4 Appointment of three federal distric attorneys for Massachusetts was an
 
 ,o They are Essex L. Abbott of Haverhiil = Charles P. Curtis of Boston and Jo 7 seph W. Keith, of Bridgewater. ~ An indictment of first degree murdc s against Clarence W. Loud of Melrose Wa " returned by the Middlesex county gran |, jury of Cambridge. Mass, after investi a gation of the shooting of Patrolma James A. Preston at Wakefield on. Apr r- s.
 l. Daina Bobideaux of Chicopee, Mass owner and driver of an automobile, wa -- instantly killed and two companior d were seriously injured when the car wa Is overturned early yesterday after eros, ,f ing a bridge over Mill river between An IS herst and Holyoke. c. The h-A+ settlement in 4hs auId st inS Strlke Tn worcester, against a e- per cent. cut in pay. which was starte v- April l, was made today by the brick
 layers and plasters. who accepted a rt le duction of 15 cents an hour from $1.1 ts 1-2 to s7 1-2 cents.
 n
 1- meeting of general chairman of tH
 railroad shop crafts will be held in On id csgo to draw up uniform set of rule re which the unions will advocate in place 1e the national agreements ordered abroga
 ed by the railroad labor board eecti,
 July 1. .a J. W. Sanger American trade eommi, sioner. arrived at Washington from P, ' king. He says newspapers are sold on ,o rent basis. the first subscriber payin al to pprice, the second subscriber gets it z little cheaper and 1t is passed on unt
 nothing is left of 1t. o,I Lawrence Ferrone. sentenced to priso ,, for i've to 30 years in the Hartford cour
 ty criminal court last October by Judr
 Frank D. Haines. as an habitual erin
 mai. was granted new trial by the Cor
 necticut supreme court.
 Riga, Letvia. April 2s.-Leon Trotzlc ne the Russian soviet war minister Ing sd ordered great maneuvers by the boish h. vik army in the near future in the Y UT tehsk and Pskov areas. the Lettish new