Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-03

The death of Manuel Rayn"S. seaman. who was struck hy a winch handle. caused the displaying of signals of distress from the Pollock Rip lightshin.
 London Times says De Valera may meet Premier Lloyn George on the Irish question as a result of the recent visit of Lord Derby to Ireland.
 Nine members of the crew of the vessel Antonita were drowned when the shin broke in tow after it's boilers had exploded in Corunna harbor, Spain.
 F. ". Holman and J. Watson. fed eraI prohibition agents. were seriously wounded in a fight with alleged Mexican Iiauor smugglers near Anthony, N. M.
 Members of the three socialist parties in Berlin turned out in large numbers for Sundays labor demonstration. but the day was quiet throughout Greater Berlin.
 Invitations have been sent out to 500 college and university presidents 10 attend series of lectures to be given by Dr. Einstein at Princeton university beginning May 2.
 d.puty sheriff and federal pro- bihi+ion agent are dead as result of fight over the possession of 50 gallons of corn whiskey seized in raid al Knoxville, Tenn.
 It was announced that half the repair nIant of the Boston and Maine railroad in Concor,.. \. H.. would be closed next week in pursuance of the railroads re- trenchment policy.
 Nf Worcester. who disappeared Feb 19 was found yesterday in the Blackstone river in Millbury by an ernploye of the Worcester sewer department.
 Appointment of Senator dendill Me Cormick, of Illinois. as chairman Of the republican senatorial committee was am nounced by Senator Lodge, majority leader of the senate.
 wa=e cut ranging from 15 per cent. LID was put in effect in the machine shors and foundry of the Saco-Lowell Machine So. in Biddeford, Me. About i 800 hands are affected.
 Five tons of gold in=ots from Reval. worth S2.50o. .00Q, were landed from the l Spanish freighter Grenen at Boulogne' | and since it's shipment from Boulogne | |
 l As a result of an expIosio,I in an am ! munition dump in the carp at Fort 1 Bliss Texas several men were injured. | Fire followed the blast. and for time | threatened to destroy the entire camp. About 800 paper workers in New Eng ] land were idle yesterday as a result of 1 their refusal to accept wage reductions ranging from 2O to 30 per cent and ac- i comoinpanying changes in working condi- tions.
 One Mexican is reported to have been 1 killed this afternoon during a clash be- | tween Mexican. line raiders and United States immigration officers on the Amer ican side of the border about one mile i east of Naco, Ariz.
 The body of Miss Harriet A. Delaney whose home is in Waterbury and who was a sophomore at Smith college, was found suspended from the Hoe Shop dam near the college campus in Northampton Mass.
 The trial of Mrs. Mary T., Fellows charged with the murder of her hus- bnd. Rufus J. Fellows. proprietor of an inn in Johnston, R. l., was postponed
 when called in the superior court in Providence.
 All large construction Jobs in Provi- dence were tied up when the building crafts struck to resist a wage readjust- ment proposed by the master builders carrying an average reduction in pay of | Is per cent.
 Building operations of every. sort on
 which union help had been employed
 were at a standstill in Taunton. Mass.
 owing to failure Of master carpenters plumbers and masons and their employees to agree on a new wage scale.
 Rear Admiral IT. NJ. Doughty Dead. London, May 2.-Rear Admiral Henr-