Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-29

Wdo ny oNcA AOAoAs hAAANN @%@ fast.
 Fire in the repair shops of the Pullman | car works in Chicago caussd an es.imat- | ed loss 0; s3OO,Ooo.
 The agricultural appropriation bill | carrying approximately sji,O0O,OOO w~s passed by the house.
 The engagement of Princess Marie of Rumania to the Bulgarian Czar was an- nounced from Bucharest
 The house confirmed. Iss to 14s its action in voting S360.00O for distribution of free z. ds by members.
 Arthur Walter. editor and reporter of official debates in the house of lords since 1893. died in Lcndon.
 Rivers and harhOrs bill carrying a lump sum of s15.25O,O ,O0O, or $41.SS4,O0O less than estimates, yves reported. The Pope will create fourteen new car dinals at the next consis,ory. The con sistory is to be held in March. A Coryzn closet to snun the snuffles and nip the colds of Wellesley college girls is to be installed al Founders hall Aurustin L. Sanchez and Henry Gar cia. Mexicans. convicted of murder. were put to death in the electric chair in Sing Sing.
 1 A collision between n Main street troll ley car and a Montclair bus. resulted m the injury of 30 persons in Paterson' \. J.
 Construetion of China's first national mint will begin at Shanghai soon under the dii ,ction of Clifford Hewett of Phl- adeiphia.
 l Mexican rebels, headed by twelve Arieta brothers, captured several small towns and are reported advancing on Durango City.
 Home building by life insurance conn | panies. under a policy system or protec- i tion was prcposer in a bill introduced In the Wisconsin senate.
 Cotton manufacturers. north and south. red to the house ways and means committee for the immediate relief from a flood" of importations.
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 er-stubborn mule, lay down on the car tracks on Third avenue. New York and tied up traffic for two hours
 EmnIoyes of the Standard OH conn many of New Jersey will be privileged to
 nl,-chase cannon . ,:k in tie com
 pany al S155 per share during ls2l- A light engine following Lackawanna "a niwEH1
 LID packages of silk trcTwn from the e1- nress by thieves. The bandits escaped. Forest inventory and Q census or um- her requirements were urged by K. . l Kellogg of New York. representing the American Paper and Pulp Association With the capture of Roy FitIhenry. I; [ years old. the Chicago police believed that activities of child bandit who haS H held up several women were ended. Four hundred barrels of four per cent beer was dumped in the sewers Of O-ean
 N. Y. by a federal officer, who mad seiz
 cd 1t from the Clean Brewing company
 pr. John Martin Thomas. president O . Middlebury college, in Middlebury, Vt ' U since 1908 has resigned that position :, and his resignation has been accepted. Put out of business by prohibition. tn = house alcoholic liquor traffic committee ts which hasn't met for more than a year II is preparing to fade away like the oi If brass rail.
 Cotton exports last year exceede - those of any other. commodity. Shil '4 ments of cotton were valued at Sl.156 ,. IOS.916 as compared with f1,l37,37l.29 70 the year before.
 Y. The first Baptist missionary conferen' I' of the national campaign to be held ]. this state opened at the First Baptl r, church. Ansonio. with a conference ,d ministers.
 Trading in he per cent. eertihcnt' .e of the Imperial Russian governmen
 having a par value of 2,310.OOO.OC = rubles was suspended by the New 1oI 4. stock exchange.
 ,,e MT. and Mrs. Jacob Dick. former at, residents of Chicopee, now living at l. '' Pitt street. New York city, are to eel .. brate the 75 anniversary of their we' w ding Sunda.r night.
 ot American property in Germany Wnl' ." was taken under control by the Germa .s S custodian of enemy property after u S United States entered the war has be- h. Intentionally released.
 The conference held at San Jose, Cos
 Rica, for uniting five Central Americ'
 countries in a Central American Cnio SS has been ended without obtaining sign
 ture of Nicaragua 10 the pact. he
 c. Under the nationwide campaign ? iss into force in 1920 Episcopalians increa ,ly ed their gifts to missions and gener he work of the church 113 per cent. ov dy the tot;I contributions for 1919. lin
 The New Hampshire house of repres he sentativ'H passed and sent to the sena 1g an anti-dayljght saving bill giving to | lso people of the state the benefits Of | of established standard time" en
 IT, More than 800 candidates waded kr
 deep in water and slush In Birmingha es- Ala, into the mystic cave Of the hnisf a of the Ku Klux Klan and were intiat led to the heights of superior knighthood. ;ed Tn. Rev J. A. Irwin. the Presbyteri
 minister who spoke in the United Stat
 with Eanonn De Valera, and who
 arrested Monday and sent to Ballyk