Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-04

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 Employment in Cleveland increased 24 | ger cent: in March as result of automo- 'ile plants reopening.
 Beer drinking in Germany has fallen If more than 75,000,0O0 gallons year, with pre-war consumption.
 British Columbia legislature defeated I he Dill permitting the sale of per cent. T peer in the province. c
 The impression gained ground at the I White House hat Myron T. Herrick of Ohio would be selected as ambassador tc { France.
 charter was filed a the state depart 2 ment at Dover, Del, for Durang Motors, Incorporated, with an authorized capital { of $1Oo, 900. n
 Starr J. Murphy. personal counsel and adviser of J1hn D. Rockefeller, Sr.. is seriously i'll at Ormond, Fla, according to reports received.
 A commission has left Christiania for Washington to adjust the Norwegian claim of $14.O00.0OO for ships requisition- ed during the war.
 According to the Kansas banking com missioner deflation caused decline in deposits of Kansas banks amounting to $36,OOO.OOO during last year.
 Three hundred and five men were ar- rested on charges of gambling in Detroit 1 when police raided four athletic clubs and one other establishments.
 James H. White. president of the Will cox and White company and widely known in the nano industry, ded suddenly at his home in Meriden.
 All the clocks in the United Kingdom ] were set forward an hour at 2 a. m., yes- terday. This will be the sixth year for daylight saving there
 old time cafes along the "Eay white way" in New York are gradually drying up under prohibition, but on the swarm ing East Side saloons still are flourishing.
 Completion of a fund of $2s, 900 for the construction of Memorial Athletic Fed in honor of the New Hampshire college | men who fell in The Great War was an- ! nounced.
 Appointment of Professor Heber H. 1 Votaw, brother-in-law of President 1 Htrding, as superintendent of federal prisons was announced by the department of justice.
 | The Rev. Eugene AckIey, called from
 Wisconsin as temporary supply for a
 Br2ken Bow, Neb., church. is in the county jail on a charge of violation of
 the Mann act.
 
 George Curtis Waldo, sr., for s2 yenra editor of the Bridgeport Standard died in i Bridgeport He was born iR Lynn. Mass, in 1887, and was graduated from Tufts college in 1860.
 Strike of 10,0o0 employees in the white ] goods industry in New York city was aVerted through acceptance by manufac-
 turers of the unions demands for an
 agreement not to reduce wages. British Columbia's new liquor control law will become effective May 1, A
 board of three commissioners, one a re- : turned s5ldier, will be appointed to ad.
 minister the act
 The Berlin hotel proprietors are threat , l,en4ng boycott of the winer, liquors and
 cigars produced by former enemy coun. I tries. as a reprisal for the occupation of , German cities by the allies B The eighth game in the international chess match between Lasker of Germany |, end Capablanc1 of Cuba, was adjourned early this morning after thirty moves hat V 1een made. Play will be resumed Tues . day night.
 d Arthur CahiIl of San Francisco ha | completed a life size portrait of Genera d Pershing which will hang in the Legiol !. Legion of Hop7r palace to be erected il o Lincoln Park, San Francisco.
 Thirty police officers, with bIoodhou dn
 were endeavoring to trail man who las
 nig1t shot and killed Miss Alice Byxbe D of Fresno while she was passing throug
 park on her way to party r. n Five bandits held m E. c. Hobart, a ,s official of the Michigan Steel Product B company. in Hamtranck, sububrb c l. Detroit robbed him of his automobil IS and s1O,00o automobile and escaped. al AnciI!ary action brought by stockhoId
 CTS to. set aside the sale of the Denve le and Rio Grande railroad to the Wester ir Pacific Railroad company was dismisse H. by Judge Lewis in the federal distriC al court at Denver, Col. -- .n - ---.... Tie, United Building Trades Council , ; Boston accepted the s1 an hour propos m tion, made by the state board of concili;
 tion and arbitration, pending adjustner
 of their differences with the employers 5o tiontdelpemoconHfoncoN. l h. Monsignor T. J. Fitzgerald, pastor ,- the Church of the Sacred Heart. Re, n. lands, Calif, reported he had been notifie n- that his nephew, William Mccarthy, hi d been executed at Tralee, County Kerr
 Ireland, on charge of treason.
 schonebrunn, the imperial ehates
 where once .dwelt Maria Theresa ar y, where Napoleon Bonaparte planenned h ed 1S05 and 1909 campaigns in Austria, vi he be turned over to the people of vienr Ter as public monument and recreattc nd ground. of
 Samuel Rembrandt, e Cleveland alto ne, ney was sentenced to three years in tl he federal penitenti&ry at Atlanta and fin eet $5,000 by Judge Westenhaver. He VI or convicted week ago of attempting nm bribe Prohibition Commissioner F'r 21, Counts. an
 snt J. Herman Wharton, dean of the c, in lege of Business Administration. Syracu fer University. was shot and killed CT. Holmes Beckwith, professor of flnanci sch and insurance subjects in the collet inc Beckwith then turned the gun on hims,
 | and committed c1,foida