Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-25
Brief Telegranns

Brlef l elegrams EmIsrantsl leaving Italy for the Unit ed States in 1920 numbered 1ss,ooO.
 Athens reports King Constantine. of Greece. Is; to lead Greek army in Asia Miner drive.
 Rev. Vincent BuehoslecLi, s2, pastor of St. Anthony's Lithuanian R. C. church, in Ansonia died suddenly.
 Renewal of syndicaiist crimes at Bar celona is reported in sdespatches receiv- | ed in Madrid.
 By !. unaanimous vote tks Bavarian government decided not to disban1 mi litiA organizations.
 PresiAentlal decree in Caba fcrbiddinE importation of rice was extended until sJ per cens.-of present supply has been con stunned!
 Afberta Downs. aged years, while playing on a barge with her brother fell into the Housatonic river at Shelton and was drowned.
 A drive to protect hops. a popular free list product since the advent of prohibi- tion. was started by western members cf congress.
 y Direct steamship service between JG- pan and Manzanillo. on, west coast of Mexico, was annodnced by the Toyen kisen KaisEa Line.
 Department of Agriculture reports 1000, 900 bushels of corn will be do- hated by American farmers to starving millions in Central Europe.
 Premier Lloyd GeSrge, in a speech to new coalition members of Parhment, urg- ed the nation to get ready for a genef- al election "at no distant date"
 The average American today is a great mix drinker and consumes twice Hs much as former generations. according to the department of Agriculture.
 E1eursions ,S Washington by prepara- tory school students, particularly mem bers of graduating classes. popular be- fore the war, gre to be resumed. Mrs. Jose Mendes Silva and two of her l4smail children. rank and Constance were burned to death at their home, Lowell. 1 Mass, by. the explosion of lamp. I 1-- Jean Paul -Laurens, artist. died - in
 Paris "Wednesday. Among his paintings was '''The Surrender of Yorktown" for the lcourthouse in Baltimore, Maryland.
 Dominion Coal Co, Novs Scotia. an-
 n9uhced closing down of 25 of it's mines } affecting abolt 20.O00 miners. railroad workers and other clesses of labor lsi f--lsf1- : Several hundred girls from the pre-. , oaratory and high schools in eastern letates visited the White House and shook hands tiwh President Harding.
 HaIpern biIl was passed by the New
 York assembly prohibiting any person t' , lteAeh in public s,l2cls who, d>ss no pledge luya.ty to federal and sra.s cor stitution. ,---N .-.-. 2 Expaisien of nearly 100 undesirabI .a .ac:aEnaana ..Eeaidi E-laA.-Stsasbourg ha s.t svdSaided-ayes.-. authorities < is declared in despatch to the Peti Parisien. , Eewspaper reports from Riga stat 7 that. the fifteenth and sixteenth sovie Iarnies stationed in the vicinity o |. Pskoy,. are in open disorder and desert s inS in crowds.
 II II The paper mills of Crane & Company .tZ. &. W. N. Crane, and Byron Weston o z PittsAeld, Mass. announced wage re ldncticn Q from ten to hteen percen
 effective next week.
 Reperte are current in the hnnncis \. district that gold ranging in value froT IS 35.oeo, ooo to $15,00O,ooo may soon D e shipped to this country from Russia b 't way of neutral ports.
 e Discoveries of ruins of highly d' IS veloIped Greco-Roman civilization hay
 been made at Paimyre. about 95 mile IS east of Hons; by the high commissioner d archaeological service.
 New York senate has passed the Low
 man bill unfvsr the terms of which teens s and registration fees for pleasure autt mobiles and motor trucks will be il , creased from 50 to- 100 per cent. Government chemists announced nI 's alysis of alleged whiskey taken in 2; .S .s raids, proved that the hootcl was mos ;u Iy made. from alcohol. using fuel C ,d fof the bead and ether for aroma. ~ The county grand jury in Chicago ir
 
 =, millionaire. after hearing the testimor M a. of two girls who recently charged tn - he anoyed them in Lincoln Park. ;1 pr. Harmon P. Mcknight walked O - of the jail at Greenfield, Mass, fir 'i~ man under presidential pardon aft
 serving nine months ia five year se ~ tenoe for fraudulent use of the mails. Control of the Chicago opera compaI r- has passed out of the handA of a sms ,. group of wealthy persons into the han
 800 business men each of whom h. ,a underwritten s1.ooo as guarantee
 expenses. i
 st Tower club, erected at Princeton ui .se versity. during the war at cost of $5 ot 900, was ssfept By flames late last nig ., Stanton Keck captain of Princeton fo' m ball team, rescued Elmer Rodweller. I'd fireman, who was overcome by smok
 Leuis KurI. e., widely known art
 and friend of President Lincoln, Is de k. lat his home in Chicago. His sketch ~ of the battlefelds of the civil war we n' the first to be issued after the close Ie- the conflict.
 Prersdent Harding declared before h. delexaticn from the Society of Friends ,c. irh.ladelphia that It would be unwise m the United States to lead in raluc:i ed Iof armaments If American commcI Ied would be teopardized.
 'N. The Alice MnIs and the MuviT1e Mas in plant of the Woonsocket Rubber Cof