Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-24
BRIEF TELECRAMS

ing in Guayaquil, Ecuador.
 Striking printers on the Yonkers Herald and Statesman voted to go back at the 1 same wages and hours. ton of alleged prcfiteering ill mems l clothing industry this week.
 Bill introduced in Turkish nationalist | assembly compelling all men mere than | 25 years of age to marry was defeated. 1
 state of peace between China and 1 Germany has been declared. according to 1 advices recived in Paris.
 Dr. Friedrich Rosen, German minister to Holland, has been appointed foreign ministed in the cabinet of C1hancellor Wirth.
 The British government has decided to seid troops to Silseia at an early date it was announced.
 Governor Lake is expected to deliver special message to the legislature on the subject of economy.
 Coal production in the Rhur Valley to- tailed 1885 tons compared with S,175 tons in February, and S,073 tons in Jan uary.
 Factor workers average weekly earn ings in New York state according to the State department of labor, declined 77 cents to $26.20 in April.
 Edward l.. Brown, former president of the Minneapolis and St. Louis railroad, died in St. Paul, after an illness of sev- eral months.
 The body of Irving Delaney, -2S. who disappeared from his home in Walling- ford three weeks ago, was found in pond in the northern part of the town.
 The police raided the home of Andrew Bojko in Danbury where they found ten gallons of moonshire whiskey in secret closet in the pantry.
 Philadelphia company purchased 1 50. .ooO wool heeces, approximatlng s500,- 900 pounds, at r cents q pound, at Salt i Lake Lake City, Utah.
 | London commercial circles are keenly 1 interested in report from Moscow that i imports for the last half of April totalled 16,4O0 tons.
 | The college body at Trinity college will back the endowment fund campaign 100 per cent, according to q vote taken at a meeting of the college body. | The hfty-sixth annual report of the ! Hartford fire department. for the fiscal year ended March 3t. 1921, shows that the total number of alarm was 6S4. nId al at | arrived on the Cameronia from Liver pool. Approximately half was ensign 1 ed to the Equitable Trust company.
 Complete figures from the last Christ
 mas seal sale, received at the oice of the state, tuberculosis commission, show that total raised was SIS, 415.24.
 Matthias Erzberger, formerly German vice chancellor, urges government to seize privately owned gold and silver in order al raise fund to pay indemnity.
 Harlan plant of the Bethlehem Ship building corporation is now working for the first time in many weeks, having re- ceived contracts to repair three steam
 ships
 Charles F. Brooker of Ansonia was re
 COunIy
 Anti-Tuberculosis association at it's sev-
 enteenth annual meeting at Gaylord
 Farm sanatorium Saturday.
 SteVedSres and Cartmen's Union men
 of Buenos Aires returned to work Unor leaders declared they have had assurance
 that non-unfon workers would not be al
 lowed to engage in work at the port.
 Announcement is made that S. z. Pol , has practically completed negotiations
 for the purchase of property on Wes
 Main street, Meriden from rancis At water for the erection of a large theatre According to statement issued by tn,
 foreign office after adjournment of tn,
 secret cobonial conference, Japan vii
 evacuate. Siberia and return Shantung tt
 China at the earliest poS sible moment. |, Prediction that open industrial conf1ic r. will break out in the Alabama coal min {, ing field unless the federal governmen = intervenes was made by the American Civil Liberties Union in appeal to gov ernment to investigate situation.
 Miss Edith A. Jennings, who died sud
 denly Saturday afternoon at her home i 1 Danbury committed suicide by takin q poison. said the medical examiners re a port filed yesterday.
 Q The committee on appropriations of tn I, general assembly has decided to repor e favorably on a substitute bill, grantin ,- S250, 900 to the American School for tn n Deaf for the completion of the new build
 ing of the institution in West HartforC if Formal protest has been made { n Chancellor Mayn, of Austria by the Ru n manian minister, against the propose r. plebiscite on the question of fusion wit
 Germany,
 Independent commission formed ts fl
 vestigate workings of the league of n. D tions recommends that the league 0,
 ganize a separate bureau, in which onl l. the Latin Americans should be empIoye V. in order to strengthen the relations , as the South American members. in Strike of the building trodes unions CT Indianapolis was called off when u O. Building Contractors Association met vii h. representatives of all crafts affected ar
 agreed to 9 reduction of to F 1-2 pc e. cent. n. DistiTlers are held exempt frsm ext is taxes on liquor with drawn from. wal tn houses for non-beverage purposes if d
 verted by theft to illegal uses under z an opinion by Attorney General Daughter a submitted to Secretary Mellon. nd
 id The DaiI Eireann's publicity departrne
 has issued a statement declaring u to founded reports originating in Bella m that EanOnn De al pror,;