Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-15

The soandhnvlan American bank of Fargo. S b.. N1s caosel by order of the sua'.e banN examlntr.
 Fire destroyed the plant of the Ne natiquot Rubber Co.. South Braintree, Mass, causing loss of 1l25,ooo. Emmett Fitzpatrick, of UAiontofn, Ala, Red Cross worker imprisoned by the bol- sheviki in Moscow, is alive and we'll |
 No choice of presldent of Yale Univers- | ity to succeed President Arthur T. Had ley was mad by the corporation at it's meeting.
 The Oregon House passed the bonus l bill giving to Oregon ex-scrvice men SIS | month for each months service in the world war.
 | Rear Admiral Juan ontaneda has re- | signed as minister of the Peruvian navy
 as the result of a vJce of censure adopt ed by the senate.
 Secretary Daniels and Meredith will retain their cabinet chairs. They ar ranged to purchase and remove them to
 their home as souvenirs.
 The Fabre line steamer Asia arrived |
 at Providence from Marseilles, LisboH |
 and the Azores, four days late on ac. |
 count of stormy weather.
 Thomas B. Ferguson, territorial gov |
 ernor and repUbH1an leader in Oklahoma
 in the days before statenood, died at
 hospital in Oklahoma City.
 The center of population as disclosed
 by the 1&2O census is the extreme eouth-
 east corner of owen county, Indiana, S.3
 miles southeast of the town of Sueucer.
 The Boston Evenlng Record, which two
 months ago was reduced in price from two cents copy to one cent, announced a return to the former prce. ] A petition for the recall of Mayor Walter H. Creamer of Lynn, Mass, was : filed with the city clerk by representa- tives of local labor interests. : EmpIoyes of the Canadian National l Railways will not b, permitted to con- t;nue in the service and accept nom!na-
 tions from any political party. Joseph H. Mathews, IT,, of Freeport, . Me, S-years of age, was sentenced to 8 the state reformatory for an indefinite t term for brutality toward his mother '' A regular Ah borVlce DeCWeeh IS0hu0n : and Amsterdam will probably be institut- - ed this spring. A fleet of wooden-win5ed c rnonop .anes is being built for the service. j. Miss Lena Pinn 22 years old, was kill e ed in New Haven when an automobile l. backed on to the sidewalk while she was \: walking with two other young women. o The funeral of Prince Peter Kropot- l-f f1a-af f,-- ' 70 W1go died recently at Dmitrow, near Mos l. COW, was attended in Moscow by a tre- K mendOus ompouring of the pe0p.e
 After an involuntary ride ot 24 hours
 locked in freight car, four small boys E from Providence, R. l., appealed to the
 police for shelter oil arriving in New y York.
 D. Senator Kellogg. speaking at a dinner 8. of the Portland (Me) Lincoln Club, said y, that America must exert it's influence ss to stabilize governments of the Near of East"
 in The death Of Andrew L. Drummond,
 76, former chic, of the United States K Secret Service, noted for his investiga- 'l, ton of the original Ku Klux Klan, was n, announced here: ts Charles B. Sehoenmehl died nIy .n at his home in Waterbury. He was well
 known as an inventor and formerly was lg with the American Brass company M k tn tube department.
 CT Captain WormweII and his crew of elev- Id en men have not been heard from fer ,h several days since his "Gaost Ship.
 Carroll A. Deeing went ashore at Dia- 1y rnOnd Shoals off Norfolk ed President Leguin of Peru has forward r. ed message to Admiral Wilson, com. h. mander of the Atlantic fleet, expressing Ae the appreciation of the nation for the re- e. cent visit of the American fleet Vn Professor HolEknecht of vfenna, an.
 nounced 500 women of middle age whc
 submitted to the "rejuvenaticn" pro.
 cess of the roentgen ray, have become N young again, physically and mentally. m Merchants Association forwarded let. n- ters and reports to Governor Miller es showing him that more than 95 per cent O. of the workers in offices and factories o ng New York are in favor of the dayligh' as saving law.
 as Albert Fucci came home to BridEepor n- from Atlanta penitentiary Sunday afte he serving three years sentence fol
 white slavery and was arrested sool he after charged with carrying concealed a- weapons.
 he
 a- Although the search fer Lieutenan- ce Alexander Pearsons. Jr., aviator, wh, Lte has been missing since Thursday. whe, n- he left Eli Paso for San Antonio, ha
 been continued for th-ee days, nc trac
 of him has been found. ms An award of S671s was made by Com 0 pensation Commissioner E. IT. Buckin~ h. ham against the N. r.. N. H. H. rail
 road 10 Peter Mason of Stamord, fathe sa of Peter w. Mason who was killed at Sel h. leck's Cut, in that city, on March s. 1920 h Senator Plselan. of Califernla sent ,II message to legislative committees iron Oregon and Idaho which will meet a
 Portland, Ore. urging they take i'm
 mediate action for the passage of law
 debsrring all aliens from acquiring lam EE in those states.
 ln- Nearly 500 small ,Nanufactnrers q sht waiss and dresseA in New York re he sumed operations when 5000 of tn af- 35,000 union needle workers who wen ve- strike last week to e1lHorce 4 and ars ariized conditions ir the garment Indus
 try returned to work