Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-10

propriated $466,000 for relief work among families of unemployed workmen.
 The Finnish cabinet resigned. The dis agreement was over the national budget and has no connection with the Russian situation.
 Although handicapped by a shortage of | tin pals 1921 maple sugar has established ed record by it's early arrival in Brat tleboro. Vt.
 President Obregon announced the Mexi- | can railway strike was a "qua.rel be- 1 tween the unions and roads" and refus- l cd to interfere.
 Cardinal Gibbons. in q statement made | public endorsed the campaign of the l campaign cf the American committee for relief in Ireland. .'-
 Italy Is importing American made spa gretti On board the Princess Matoka bound from New York for Naples, was 50 tons of the food.
 There is no imminent danger of ty- phus epidemic in this country, according to the report of public health committee of the New York Academy of Medicine.
 Pregl0ent maT1On leFOy DuFIOU VI tnc University of Michigan. confined to his home at Ann Arbor, Mich, since last Saturday, is suffering from pneumonia.
 Winter clothing was burden yester- day in Boston, when the mercury rose to 6S degrees, a new high record for the date.
 TTle conviction of James Louis Oden rd Rochester, N Y., on January '. 1920. was affirmed by the court of appeals, to 3.
 Elimination of the twelve hour day in the mills of the United States Corpora ton is being considered by committee of presidents, of the subsidiary companies.
 Plans for . nationwide tribute tn Woodrow Wilson in appreciation of his services for world peace will be discus sed at a meeting in New York next Tues day.
 'an anti-eirarette forbiddinE the sale of cigarettes in Utah. was signed by Governor Charles R. Mabey. The bill also prohibits other smoking in public places Johann von Bernstorn. former German ambassador to the United States took his seat in the peichstag as a democratic deputy for the Schleswig Ho.stein dis trict
 The Indian Spring mill of the American woolen company, at Madison, Me, which has been idle since May, received orders to start up as soon as it can be put into condition.
 Timetables on New England railroads will largely reflect daylight saving i changes in the late spring and summer I if Massachusetts puts the regulation into effect again.
 l Two men walking on New York. New
 Haven and Hartford railroad bridge at | lPawtucket were killed by the Colonial express One of the me nwas Argur Mar ques of Attleboro.
 | Gold worth approximately $1,eO0. 900
 was received in New York from Paris by Labard Freres. bringing their total
 gold receipts to $22. 2.o0O,000 since the
 movement began last fall.
 The public works committee of council at Pittsburg had under consideration a resolution asking Mayor Babccck to re-
 fuse a permit to the lord mayot. of Cork to speak in Exposition hall.
 Mike De Pike" HeitIer and five others
 in Chicago were found guilty by jury
 of conspiracy to transport s175 900 worth of whskey from Hobbs. Ky. to Chicago
 in violation of the Volstead act. Friendship of quarter of century Is recognized in the will of Miss Mary Jane
 Emerson of Antrim, N. H.. who has left her entire estate worth S120 000 to Nal
 colm S. French, a former day laborer.
 second dividend of 20 per cent. ts the 1,50o creditors of the Old Colony
 Foreign Exchange company, whicf , sought to rival Charles Ponzis quick-ricf scheme, was announced by the receivers. Investigation of an unusual accumuIa. tion of baggage at Detroit from point, in Ohio and Pennsylvania has disclosed
 conspiracy to aid aliens returning tC Europe to evade payment of income tax. l es
 , Indictment of fourteen stock saIesmeI 5 alleged to have swindled New York brok r CTS out of s25.00O to s50.oO0 became 2 known when Vincent G. King was ar r raigned on charge of grand larceny anC
 held in $2,500 ball.
 l Three employees of the Mantanza = (Cuba) branch of the National Cit1 5 Bank of New York were arrested in con
 nection with the disappearance of s100.
 900 in currency from a registered mai
 package in Havana.
 Because they were married on thu n wrong side of street, MT. and Mrs . Alrron J. Teneve of Danville, Ill.,. wed ded since 1903 went through a secont Il ceremony at Urbana, to make the wed ding legal in Illinois.
 Richard Armstrong. ss, who pIeade, |. guilty to the theft of s95 900 worth 0 : liberty bonds and other securities iron 1, a New. York brokerage firm In February Q 1920 was given an lndeterminate sen e tence in the penitentiary. f An inquiry has been started by Italia V government representatives to learn hoy
 the Metropolitan Museum of Art Nev
 York acquired the famous Pinturichi
 Frescoes. which, it k claimed were stole, I years ago from the Palazzo del dagnifcc
 in Siena.
 s Colonel Eugene F. Van c. Lucas. . rr y tired United States army officer. Wa 'f found in West Side rooming house i j. New York with a bullet wound in Ei l. head. He died before physician arrived l. A pstol was at his sidS. Ills health ha
 been DSor recently.