Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-28

A violent earth shock was felt in the
vicinity of Riverside and R:verton, n.
J., where many of the buildings. we're
badly shaken.
Many delegates to the national con
ference of the miners federation which 10
in session in London admitted that reduc-
ton of wages was inevitable.
The American WrinEer, Company Mt
Providence, the largest concern Of its
kind in the world, was placed in the
hands Of a temporary receiver.
Headquarters of the national socialist
party announced that trip of FIVE Amer
| lean delegates to Russia, to study condi-
tions there, has been postponed.
The resignation of Prof. Henry Wade
Rogers as member of the faculty Of
the Yale Law school has been accepted
by the Yale Corporation.
The interstate commerce commission
| ordered passenger fares in the state Of
Ohio raised to the same level as those
prevailing in interstate commerce. ;
Plans for regulation of the liquor
traffic in the Province of Quebec under
/ COMMISSION -OI Three WOie OhIAAhSN
| by Provincial Premier Taschereau.
| Fines and costs aggregating $40o werS
| imposed in the city court at Ansonia on
four persons charged with Illegal SELL
! Ing of liquor.
| A guard was stabbed and . convict
was shot at the West Virginia peniten,
tiary at Moundsville when a prisoner
| I'D e."
The Boston chamber of commerce. is
sued call for an organization meet
ing of the Eastern Zone Daylight SsS-
ing Association at New York on Febru-
airy 3.
Tho hiring Of . real wArwhoOp and .
tribe of Indians to sound it at the Ply
mouth tercentenary next summer was
recommended by the executive commit
tee Of the celebration.
Investigation Of the character Of taxi
t-drivers sandsa sf0.0B6 bond from each to
protect the public were advocated by
Judge Rosalsky in General Sessions.
New York.
A runaway horse plunged through the
afternoon crowd On Washington street.
Bostonfi bowled over two women and
attempted to enter the old South Meet
ing House.
Fires starting in the sarsheId opera
house at Avoca, near Scranton, Pa.
swept the business heart Of the mining
town and caused loss estimated at
$150,000. g.
Secretary Baker, chairman of the fede-
raj water power commission, declared
Niagara Falls water possibilities are re-
garded as a national asset, and will be
SO treated.
t Election Of Mrs. Anna Lee W0rley.
democrat, to- succeed her husband, the
late Parks Worley, in the Tennessee state
senate was indicated IN returns from the
: special election.
The fishing schooner Gertrude De
Costa, which arrived in Boston reported
having picked up the power boat be-
longing to the Monomoy Point Coast
Guard station.
ALIENS who were granted exemption
from military service during the war or
their own request were denied citizen
ship by Judge c. b Wilmer in federal
i court at Scranton, Pa.
David CottiIe, for many years secre.
tary of the International Text Booi
9 Company and all its allied corporations
both foreign and domestic. died at hi.
: home in Scranton, Pa.
E : The grave Of tho late United State.
II | Senator John Kean in the Evergreen
. | cemetery at Elizabeth, n. J., was brok
= en- open last night by vanda!s No mo-
= tive for the act is known.
Robbery followed by Investment a tn,
:, | proceeds in stocks, the police charge
q provided a lucrative income for Thoma:
+ r. Jones, 20, of Brooklyn, until he wa
a arrested on a charge of burglary.
).
Miss Lucy Page CASTOR OF Chicago
n representative of the International Anti
a Cigarette league announced that sll
Is would leave Kansas February l to be
d gin next on Missouri and Oklahoma"
Premier Lloyd George is understoo,
to have taken umbrage to an article Il
Paris newspaper criticising his atti
E tude various questions now being dis
cussed by the supreme allied council.
X The fate Of the Belgian freight steam
d ship Canr.1nier. which is believed to b
y the vessel that flashed radio distress cal,
<. from an unknown point between Bermud
l. and the Atlantic coast remains a mys
n terry.
d Passenger seaplane Ponce de Leon. ie
h locked in Raritan Bay since early Mon
day, was freed and TAXED under its uw-
power through 500 yard channel blast
g ed by dynamite TO its berth in Keypor
ID n. J. p
lie TeId that she had money, two ~
tomobile bandits in Chicago snatched
baby from a mothers arms and starte,
to fee with it. Theit kidnapping ex
N plot was abandoned only when the fran
tic woman gave up SIS which she nat
n CONCEALED. 't
It Mayor Peters Of Boston. announced Il
re n public statement that he would dis
.r continue the operation, OF. the city print
p Ing plant on Feb. l. unless a sufficien
1T number of the eighty men and women Of
strike there returned to work by tina
III time. e. - -.
or The boots worn by-th life guards Q