Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-05

CTS have cut prices sharply, particularly in shipping steel, in order to combat Ger man and Belgian competitors.
 fire which caused damage estimated at $400, 900, partly destroyed the car barns of the Boston Elevated Hallway company in Amory street, Boston. Damage roughly estimated at S2o0, 900 was caused yesterday by burning of the 1 large fOur-story warehouse block of the Judd Paper Company in Holyoke Archbishop Dougherty of Philadelphia, who is 10 be raised to the cardinalate at the approa ching consistory, arrived in Rome from New York.
 A s5OoyOOO damage suit was filed in the district supreme court in Washington by | owners of the New York Call against | former Postmaster General Burleson. Formal denial was made by Dr. s. Y. | Grouitch. minister of the kingdom of the Serbs. Croats and Sj5venes, that the Montenegrins had declared a holy war on 1 Serbia
 When & tank filled with molten glass burst in Barnesville. Ohio. fire started which destroyed the Kearns-Gorsuch glass plant there. with a loss estimated at s7oO.Oo0
 Tt,e condition of Princess Anastasia wife of Prince Christopher sof Greece
 who has been suffering from stomach
 trouble far some time past, is more en. couraging.
 The Pan-Ainerican federation of labor has been asked by the Mexican federation l of labor 10 request intervention by tho
 Mexican government to settle the railway
 strike in Mexico.
 Under an ordinance adopted at 1oet
 session of the board of aldermen, New
 York city will continue to have dayligh
 saving from the last Sunday in Marcl
 to the last Sunday in October.
 Robbers Thursday blew open fou
 safes in the Paris Ky. post office an, obtained loot estimated at between SIS. 900 and s25.500, mostly in war savin and postage stamps.
 A net profit of s4o,o7S S.4s4.1o, after dc . ducting income taxes, or 20 per cent on an actual investment of $203,S69.1 .123.
 g. was earned by the Standard Oil Co of Indiana for the year 1920. 5 After a gun battle with the police thre t men were captured early in tine office of
 South Boston firm where they were al t tempting to open a safe. One of the pris 7 onera was shot in the left leg. n During 8 demonstration in Tokio in eel 0 ebration Of the inauguration of the Kc = rean peace movement the Koreans clash
 ed with tte police and fifty of thbem, in z cluding six girls, were arrested. = Approximately one-third of t1he 80 em c ployes of the Boston municipal printin
 plant who have not been at work fo
 seven weeks due to disagreement owe
 wages returned to the presses.
 The wreckinE and probable total los n of the four-master schooner Anna LauI n o Mckenney of Boston at Puerto Mexic r was announced in a cablegram to ht - | owners by Captain Davis today. Judge Kenesaw N. Landls said
 1 would have nothing 10 say concernin f threatened impeachment proceedings ur 1, til he had received official word of wh: II the house committee had been told. Gertrude Chaser. 16. was held to tn ,ss grand jury at Louisville. Ky. on Il
 charge of manslaughter in connectio
 with the death of Julius Chaser, h.
 | father who mad been shot in the back. 8 A buiTdinE of the old Hickory powds
 plant at Nashville. Tenn. containir s five or six tons of powder was struck b J. lightning only to burn peacefully LII a til completely consumed with it's content e Emil RothschiId, former milIionaii e grain dealer and president of the Roth Is child Grain Co.,, was found dead fr2i d asphyxiation in his home in Omaha, Ne a Gas was pouring from the burners of d stove.
 Nc news dispatches have been receiY, . from Budapest for several days pas
 The strike called by Hungarian printe n has become effective an dnot a sing
 newspaper is appearing in the who ) country.
 It Tn. bureau of mines resorted te Is war time measure giving it control ovt 's all importations of explosives to stop u h Germans from flooding this country Wi
 low grade detonators used for commerci T. purposes.
 N Although under cover or gun In 1T l. hands of man who sought to rob her her apartment Mrs. Frances Blaney n Brookline, Mass. grappled with him. cal l- ed for help as she fought and forced hi A- to flee.
 Howard Fellows. of Lyons, ". Y., CT
 gineering student at the University 1t Michigan, became s2.o0o richer throui Id discovery of two s1,000 diamonds in re pair of ball earrings that he offered T. jeweier for ss,
 IS. The battered experimental coal mine
 Bruceton. Pa. which has been used to t as out every sort of new explosive, ne h. digging machinery and new mining tn h. ory is to become a storage vault f n. helium, the non-lninmmable gas. 1r -
 le The Rev. Joseph Meyer. pastor of t is Budd Park Christian church. Kans .s, City. Mo-, arranged to lay aside his mi 1g isterial garb indefinitely and enter IT, Kansas City factory next week as a la
 orer in order that he might learn abo S. men. a. Luxuries of life are the things '
 don't really really need.