Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1921-01-04

The Fay Scott machine shops. at
Dexter, Maine employing 300, were clos |
ed for an indefinite period.
william A. Glugston, civil engineer and |
pioneet in gas and oil industry died at his
home in Englewood Park, near Pittsburgh.
IA.
The Serbian government is dealing |
vigorously with the communists who have
been active throughout the country Of
late
The Irish Vigilance Society announced
De Valera had presided at meeting of
the Dali EfreanG since his arrival in Ire
land.
Hugh NJ Janeway. deputy revenue
agent and, formerly famous football play
er and all-round athlete. died suddenly at
Philadelphia. +,
According to records Sheriff W. H.
Holcombe, Jr., 34S Illicit whiskey stills
were destroyed in Mobile County, Ala.
during the last year.
according to reports from Mckee
reaching Chicago the lost mine at Guer
raro. sa:d to contain quantity OF nuge
gems. has been found.
Foreign Minister won Simons, In . New
Tear statement, declared Germany must
make peace with the United States this
pear or face complete ruin.
Ellis Island immigration officials had
to forego pleasures of New Years hol-
iday when 5000 Immigrants arrived in
port and were awaiting inspection.
q. s. senator-eleet Frank r. GoodIng
was appointed by Gov. Davis of Idaho. to
succeed Senator Nugent who resigned to
become federal trade commissioner.
Reduction Of unemployment IN Great
Britain by putting industry on a shorter
time basis thus providing more jobs will
be urged by the British government.V
Police officials OF Denver, Col, report
they have had more trouble recently with
| keeping trick religions" lined up than
expressing thugs and ordinary criminals.
! More than $20o 600 for needy children
| of Europe was subscribed Sunday night in
Philadelphia at mass meeting under the
auspices of the European relief commit
tee.
The bsttIeships Arizona and Pennsyl-
/ vania will sail from the New York navy
! yard and off Cape Henry viii join the
rest t-of the ktiantic-l1eet for the annual
winter cruise.
The stockholders of the Farr Alpaca
company of Holyolse. Mass, at meet
| ing approved the plan Of the directors
| to increase the capital stock of the
company from $T.20e,00o to $1t4oo,000
Saloons and gambling houses in Juarez.
Mexico, opposite ISl Paso, Texas, were
closed by the mayor, disappointing many
Americans bent upon celebrating New
Years.
The freigIter Poleric now two month
, out of Calcutta for Boston, with a val
| liable cargo las been further delayed by
/ storm damage and has put in to the
Azores for repairs.
Aroostook. Me-. potato growers are on
a strike. They efuse to haul a potato
| to the market until, tariff restrictions will
put them on an even basis with foreign
| producers.
Sanford H. Steele, lawyer, who died
December 10. 1T Pinehurst, N c., be-
queathed s250.00O to Dartmouth College
for a memorial building to his brother
Benjamin Hinman Steele.
All the anthracite mines Of the LIE
high Coal and Navigation Company il
the Panther Creek Valley, Pa, were tiec
up by a strike over the employment o
sixty Spaniards and Portuguese Sevel
tnOnSa nd Tr1eTl wera idle
Three meL, were in hospitals in Bostol
as a result of shooting affray in tn,
East Boston district Men who. left
late club meeting engaged in a genera
fight in which knives were used, blow
exchanged and shots fired.
| For the third time Mayor jeremiah
Donovan of-Norwalk Conn, turned owe
his years salary as mayor, to a loca
hospital to aid those under treatmen
who have not the means to pay for tn
same
Alfred F. Smith, retiring governor O
New York, ended 22-year career Q
, public life when he shed hi shat an
coat in the offices of the United Truckin
corporation and went to work as chair
: man Of its board Of directors.
According to William L. Mckee, Of tn
Chicago crime commission, the "gen
darme" system. of registration Of all pris
oners between the ages Of l and 10 ysar
VIII be urged.
} Deputy State Commissioner Frank Z
Gilbert was appointed acting president O
the University of the State of. New Ysr
: AMI commissioner of education py tn
: board Of regents.
A two-sto-v building housing . rain
. shop, a printing establishment and an az
) torobile storage house in the heart o
Cha rlotte, N &C., was razed by fire, caus
: Ing 100000 damage.
The seaDlanes NC-5 and NC-e wei
, reported by radio to have left Magds
, lena Bay. Mexico. for Banderias Bay,
+ join the twelve F-5-L seaplanes that al
> flying to Balboa, Canal Zone.
Legislation authorizing the establish
ment c. American bureaus in foreIg
: Icouatries as mems Of solving present m
; migration problems was urged by Frede
:. rick A. Willis, commissioner Of immigra
+ ton.
Resolutions favoring support Of effori
: to resist wage reductions and opposln
J, profit sharing plans were passe1 by a col
vention Of Essex County, Mass labC
delegates claiming to represen. 1000
workers.