Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-05
BRIEF TELECRAMS

what like a produce exchange is to be | opened on June l in Chicago.
 Vhe transport Buford wireIessed that | she had rescued 65 persons from the burn ing Japanese steamer Tokyo Maru.
 Four persons were killed and 24 wound ed in a riot at Guayieguaychu, city in northeastern Argentina. on May day.
 Woodrow Wilson, Herbert Hoover and Marshal Foch were given the degree of doctor of law by the University of War saw.
 Germany is dumping goods into Austria in large quantities in an effort to hold Balkin trade in spite of the allied export tax
 Reduction of wages building trades workmen was announced by the Fitchburg and Leominster Mass. Master Builders Association.
 Serious conflicts have occurred between Albanians and Greeks Koritza, a city on the boarder between Greek Macedonia and Albania.
 Judge R. M. Barton, of Nashville, Tenn. was reelected chairman of the United States railroad labor board for the com 1 ing year.
 Gold bars said to be worth approximate | ly $15,0e0.000 have just crossed Sweden and Norway from Russia en route to the 1 United States.
 C. L. Bardo of New Haven was re- elected president of the Central New Eng ! 1o- pail r1ee+iOrr of the Iirnrt0 1 in x W Haven.
 The Boston Evening Record yesterday 1 carried notice that the Atlantic Publish ing Company had succeeded the former owners as publishers of the paper. A proposal to hold a worlds fair in 1 Boston. in commemoration of the Pill l grim tercentenary. has been postponed for legislative consideration next year.
 The Overland National bank of Boise, Idaho. with depositors of more than s1.00,- 000 has closed it's doors by action of the
 board of directors.
 Postmasters are forbidden under ar
 order issued by first assistant postmaster general Work to act as agents for secret
 service organizations. The Connecticut Farmers Exchange
 Inc. with an authorized capital stock o1
 $200.o0o has filed papers of incorporation
 at the secretary of states oice.
 Edward Scott. aged 5. colored, was
 fatally shot while fleeing from Police Pa trolman Thomas Wynne in Worcester and
 died 20 minutes later in City hospital. | Tpanarinr 6iFArtOF q , the Toronto Star, was elected president s of the Canadian Daily Newspaper Asso citation, at the annual meeting in Toron- :. to.
 t BuiIding Iaborers of Brockton agreed tC arbitrate for a new wage and resume e work clearing up the building trades sit
 uation with the exception of a few roof CTS.
 special meeting of the stockholders O i Standard Oil Go. of Indiana, was caileC 2 for June 3, to vote on a proposed increas o in capital stock from $100, 900, 900 to $40, a 000, 900.
 2 George Harvey. newly appointed amb&s sador to Great Britain sailed aboard tn
 steamship Aquitania for Southampton. H c was accompanied by Mrs Harvey and h. u secretary.
 Il Public bequests totaiIing s565.O nr
 contained in the will of Edith Knigh r. daughter of the late Robert Knight, mil IT lionaire mill owner, filed for probate i
 Providence.
 T. Five Bridgeport. New York and DetrO Is men. charged with conspiracy to vioiat D the Dyer automobile theft act, were cor u victed by jury in United States distrie 'h court in Detroit. le The bill creating federal budget. VI pl toed a year ago, by former Presider III Wilson, and since passed at this sessiC by the senate, has reached it's final stag
 in the house.
 E Five members of an alIgeed "blat ,Ie hand" gang confided to the Carbonda ol and Lackawanna, Pa, county authoriti, IS some of the practices of the band. Fou = = teen of the band have been arrested. lg Concealed beneath cIump of bushes , Lake Shore Drive, Chicago the body u. Mrs. A. J. Cloutier, wife of sergeal - in the 137th infantry, stationed at Flo c1 Sheridan, was found by the police M ns Mrs. Beatrice Bullock, candidate for eS derman, in the Red Springs, N. C., toy ,i ii; election yesterday defeated her husbar t G. T. Bullock, who was a candidate @ the opposition ticket by four votes. Physicians have virtually abandon
 hope for saving the life of Major-Gene ,n Sir Sam Hughes, former Canadian min t ter of militia and defense who has be 7t7 critically ill for some time in Ottawa.
 The 25th United States infantry W
 guarding closely the international bort AY Nogales, Ariz., to prevent spreading
 the American side of disorders whi broke out in Nogales, Sonora, just acrc et- the line.
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 ne The National Sailors Home at Quin on Mass, for nearly three score years ate haven for New England seafaring IT CT of the old school, closed its door vest de- day.
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 ade Five hundred employees of the Greg, nee & Reed Shoe company of Lynn, Ma sa 'were idle yesterday as the result of at- strike called by the local union of
 United Shoe Workers of America