Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-02

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 Pennsylvania crude oil was reduced 50 cents barrel from s5.5O to 8 bar rel
 Sullivan Myers, 65. well known in Hart ford as cigar maker, committed suicide by hanging.
 Telegraphic communication with An- gora was ordered restored by the sul- tan's government.
 Criminals driven out of New York are fleeing to England as stowaways. accord ing to British mariners.
 Miss Alice Robertson, congresswoman- | elect has attended her first dance since 1879.
 Livestock on farms and ranges Jan. 1, Were valued at s6,235,5 ,U0O ompared | with $s,507,14j,000 in 1920.
 A reduction of 30 per cent. in the cost l of blows was announced by the Newell | Sanders Pow Co, Chattanooga.
 The port of Seattle won its fight in the | supreme court for title to valuable wa terway rights in Seattle harbor.
 The state department was advised the military pact between China and Japan was abrogated by the exchange of notes.
 Laws of Alaska imposing taxes on by products of the herring fishing industry were upheld today by the supreme court.
 Inter-allied authorities at oppeln, Si- lesia. seized two carloads of arms and ammunitions being taken inlo Suesia from Germany.
 The Central News learns that the Russian Soviet government is expected to ratify the British-Russian agreement without change.
 Cunard liner Aquitania, which nrrived at New York. had onS,board $4,379,S5O. Of this amount S2,4OO,00O was consigned to Kuhn, Loeb & Co. Federal troops and a heavy force of deputy sheriffs were hurried into the mountains surrounding Williamson, w. Va, at the sound of rifle firing. | Two big cotton mills near Columbus Ga, and Phenix and the Swift Manufac- turing Company plants announced re- sumption of full time operation. Charles F. Brooker of Ansonia was re- elected chairman of the board of direc- tors of the American Brass company at
 the annual meeting at Waterbury.
 DeraiIment of three freight cars at Clinton blocked the Shore Line division
 of the Now York, New Haven and Hart
 ford railroad for two hours. No one was
 injured.
 Regular quarterly dividends of 1 s-l
 per cent. on both preferred and common
 stock outstanding were declared by the
 board of directors of the Studebaker
 Corporation.
 Many persons visiteJ the morrue n
 Providence, but were unable to identif,
 the hold-up man, killed with his own revolver when he attempted to rob Or
 ris A. Lane, a>elsain store collector. .i
 ;. ., Members of the -AIanufacturers1 sAssoci ation of Connecticut have received al , invitation to join the Associated Indus .. tries of Massachusetts in a trade tour O I Mexico.
 Directors of bolshevik propaganda | European countries met secretly in Ere men, December 26, for the purpose 0
 reporting the success of their efforts O , behalf of world revolution. A meeting of representatives of Aus tris and neighboring states for the pur pose of discussing measures 10 imDroy their economic and other relations wi 5 De held on Feb. ., near Tr.est. Operations were suspended in sever.
 departments of the Packard Motor Ca Company's plant Detroit. which reopene three weeks. Necessity of balancing u = the inventory was given as the reasoI a After robbing the Commonwealth N; d tional Bank at Rockville. Va, of SIG. .OC
 in cash, and S15,OOO in bonds and secut 0 ities, robbers set the building on fire m e building and all records were destrJye e Reduction of 12 1-2 per cent in tf s HHst Of repairs to government vessel F. with an approximate saving Of $500 OC .- year, has been granted by a majorii e of the shipyards in the port of New Tor r. Bvecy democratic member of the Ne IT York Legislature agreed to vote again r. any bills that mere introduced in il
 legislature following Governor Miller
 traction plans outlined in his messa;
 January 24.
 Five coal companies and twelve
 their officials were indicted by the fe t. eral grand jury at Cleveland. O.. for \ l. plating the Lever act. It is charged tn d they made profits ranging from S to Il per ton coal
 
 ic Organization of the Mexican army, { le taling S0,o00 men, would be provided u t. der plans drafted by Enrique Ektrad In minister of war. and members of the Ge
 eral staff. Compulsory military servi ,g would be authorized h. Many persons had narrow eseap Il from death or injury when two bonrbs e on ploded in the doorway of a produce des ly CT at Sharon, Pa. Windows in two ca the leading hotels were demolished b
 guests escaped injury. of Senator Johnson, of California declar al in formal statement. people of [ he western states are entitled to know, a tic know now" what disposition of the la
 anese settlement problem was made n- the Shidehara-Morris treaty. It. Leonid Krassin, Soviet representa- he who carried on negotiations at Lond an of the Anglo-Russian commercial agrI .ly ment, arrived at Moscow. Premier I ,se nine and Maxim Litvinoff consider | ,n. terms of the treaty uRaccsptable.