Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-10
BRIEF TELECRAMS

BRIEF TELEGRAMS
 M. Paisant, of .he French food min istry, warns Paris merchants to "cut prices or go to the wall.'
 A garage for aircraft has been es- tablished by De Haviland Aircraft Co.,. at Stagland, Edgeware, England.
 American Locomotive Co. received an- other order for three 2-ton locomotives for the Shantung railroad.
 pr. simon Baruch. father of Bernard NJ Baruch, is seriously i'll at his home in New York.
 Harris Iselln. son of Henry Iselin, American banker, residing in Paris, was thrown off the coast of Brittany.
 Moulin Rouge, which was burned be- fore the war, will be rebuilt in Mont marte, Paris. possibly before the sum- mer.
 Commissioner Robert old, of the Amer ican Red Cross, reports work of the society in Europe will be confined to child welfare work after July l.
 Tine resignation of Rufus R. Wilson as secretary of the National Association of Cotton Manufacturers effective July l., was announced.
 fund of $ss.OOO, 900 has been set aside by the Y. NJ. C. 4. for scholar ships for discharged American soldiers and sailors.
 1 pr. KOudish, Russian soviet representa- tive at Constantinople, declared soviet Russia is bent on opening up commerce with the world.
 Michael Korfany. Polish insurgents leader, declared If we are forced to evsc- uate Upper Silesia we will leave it pile of ruins"
 The business section of the town of Maxville f2 miles from Ottawa, was de- stroyed by fire. entailing an estimated loss of s5Oo,OOO.
 
 Barney Jacobs. wanted in New York on a charge of larceny of .3.200 from Schuman, Bayer and Co., was arrested in Boston as a fugitive from justice.
 Three men and three women charged by the Boston police with conspiracy in the attempted larceny was arrested in New York.
 Former Arehduke Leopold Ferdinand of Austria, appearing nightly as a per former in a Berlin cabaret, was pre- vented by the police from wearing an Admirsl's uniform.
 Three additional arrests for alleged thefts of merchandise from freight cars in the New York, New Haven and Hart ford railroad yards in Boston were made.
 wage agreement for one year was signed by the building laborers union and the contractors of Brockton, Mass, for an hourly wage Of 72 cents. Carpenters, painters and bricklayers of |; Fitchburg, Mass, left their work as pro ? test against general reduction in wages i put into effect by contractors. American polo team composed of C, : C. Rumsey. Thomas Hitchcock, IT,, J. Watson Webb, and Deveresux, defeated 5 scratch team of British players by 10 l goal to 4
 The battles between the fsseisti or ' extreme nationalists, and the communists in various parts of Italy are becoming , even more bitter as the elections draw k nearer.
 Harry D. Tease. vice president of the
 Pease Piano company. reported 10 the Po-
 lice that burglars entered his home in I New York aai made away with S25,ooo 1T : jewels and other vsluables.
 Landru, the French BIuobeard, who's, trial for the murder of Il fiancees i' i pears before the court Landru is said tC
 be suffering from an internal cancer.
 Gocernor Cox of Massachusetts signed , a bill permitting legal suits by or aGains
 voluntary associations. The bill had beei l. opposed vigorously by labor unions as 2 s measure aimed at defeat of the right [, Il Il strike.
 Final action of the Knox resolution de 't clarinC a separate peace with Germany u will be delayed at request of Presiden - Harding until settlement of the repara U tions question.
 e NJ. Maximos, director of the Nationa u Bank of Greece is endesvoring to ar T. range a conference between Premier $ Gounaris and Edward Capps the retirin; United States minister to Greece.
 A mechanic named Carson and Ms J. Margaret Pearson were killed and Lieu Il tenant E. A. Locking was seriously in i' jured when an airplane piloted by Csrsor
 fell at an aviation field in Abilene, Tex. Il The first case of heat prostration thi '- year was reported Sunday. when Loui
 F. Stewart. r, was overcome while play y ing baseball in Van Cortlandt Park. Ne, lS York. The days high temperature va
 73.
 Madame Marie Curie. disesverer 0 \ radium. will receive the gold medal of tn
 National institute of Social Sciences at ii ic annual dinner in New York on May fa V, Vice President Coolidge is scheduled { ss make the presentation address. l. Rev. pr. William T. Manning who mex le Wednesday will be consecrated Protestan le Episcopal bishop of the diocese Of Ney a York. will continue rector of Trinit Id church at the request of the vestry, un m til a perman nent successor is chosen. Id
 The steam tTawIer Comber, the first . n- the Bay State Fishing Compsny's he, m to make a trip to the fishing ground g. since a strike of it's crews began tw to months ago. landed 46.o0o pounds of had SC dock In Boston. She had been out te to days.