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Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-21
GRAIN HAS AnRryED
CHINESE FAMINE pIsrRrcrs


Peking. Feb. 2s.-(By Tie 4 P)--
Mostsof the Chinese famine sufferers arc
assured against starvation by the ample
stocks of grain on hand at points reach.-
ed b9 railway The entire district az
fected Is now within reach of relief sta
tions. to which grain Is being supplied
as fast as It can be transported into
the interior by cart and Tnan-power not
withstanding the widespread destitute
area there have been comparatively few
deaths from starvation. owing to the
measures taken by relief workers.
The number of persons affected by the
famine has been variously estimated at
from 5.0oo,ooo to 1900 900, the latter
being the number given by the United
International committee
The crucial period, according to iryesti.
gators on the ground, will come in the
spring when the people, weakened by
privation, VIII have, to take up their
work on LANDS. The winter wheat crop
however. has been generally excellent
There have been no eDidemics except the
usual occasional cases of typhus
The funds in sight for relief wors
amount to about 10000, 600 which IN.
cludes contributions from America esti.
| mated at $s,0oo,0e0. According to tht
International committee $1,000, GEO NOR,
| viii be necessary to take care Of the
! famine-stricssen areas until harvest il
the work of the relief organization Is Il
| be- maintained.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-21

New Haven, Conn. Feb. 2o.-The frat
blizzard Of the winter swept over Cor
necticut today and tonight, practicaly
paralJzing trolley traffic and putting
serious handicap on customary Sunday
aceNldes in all parts Of the state. The
un!;sd States weather bureau here an
nounced at 10 O'Clock tonight that Il
inches of snow had fallen since cary
morning. the heaviest snowfall RECORDED
ct the local bureau in a single stor
since December l2-13, 1914 The wind
from the northeast was blowing - TO
20 mics an hour and had pied up huge
drifts particularly In outlying Sec
tons.
The trolley service was the hardest hit
by the blizzard. No interurban lines
were open tonight and the Connecticui
company reported a partial shutdown Of
service In every city where 1t operates.
only three lines IN this city were opsa
tonight Two lines were running in
Bridgeport and n number Of lines were
tied up In Hartford and Waterbury. The
trolley company was handicapped in CON-
batting the storm because OF a large nun
Der OF snow pioughs being deraiied dur
Ing the day. Abandoned trolley cars. it
ney buses and automobiles were scattered
Throughout the state.
Ths New York, New Haven Hartford
4 1NbAsOdo udu ll1 LlOuIiCGf Dut bli llLc8 ID
! the state were open tonight Trains be-
tween Boston and New York were runnin {
from one TO two hours late
Central New England Railroad trains
VIA Danbury were from 20 minutes to one
! hour late. There was no service on Thu
/ Darbury and Bethel Street Railway
| iires. Country roads were blocked in al
| sections. There was virtually no frelgh'
service today on the railroads. A spe-
| cIai troatricai train pulled into Hartfort
tonight nine hours late, loco'uouv,
| trouble having added to It's difiicui les.
Tslephone service suffered from thl
storm. particularly IN the northern Iec.Iol
| Of the. state In Bridgeport the telephone
exciange was thrown into confusion be
cause, of an unusual number OF calls dur
Ing the day. The rush Of business re
suited from the lack Of electric light an,
j power In the city for AZ hours whicl
Reat thousands TO the telephone in an ef
! fort to find out why there was no cur
i rent A short circuit burned two cable
IN the plant ot the United niufnInatin
company In Bridgeport at $50 a m
and II was nearly $40 p. m. before tn
cables had been replaced and electri
power restored. The. short circuit cause
a FIRE IN the electric pl>at. and It wa
believed the loss would be heavy.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-21
CONFERENCE VIII BEGIN
N LONDON TUESDAY

I,cndon. FEB. zo.-fBy The A. p.,-I
With the exception Of the Representatives
from Angora, who did not leave Rome
until Saturday night. the delegations Of
an the powers to the Near Ea It con.
ference which win begin Tuesday hay.
arrived in London. The French and
Italian Representatives came ID this even
ing.
While the conference Is due tc open or,
Tuesday morning there Is rossih'lity
Of pcstponement, as a difference In
opinion prevails between the British The
Italians and the French q. to the best;
means for ending the war IL Anatoiia-
The salient questions In this respect are
whether there shall be a modification of
he treaty Of Sevres or insis+ sace Of. tie
fulhiiment Of that pact. sdd these dtf-
serences. must be cornpcsed before tbs
conferences proper opens. Alison Il 8
the wish Of al. the allies that the CT.
dcial Turkish delegation and the repre>
sentatives from Angora come to eoine
agreement and act as joias delegati 81
A settIenent Of this matte- win be i'm
possible until Monday night at the earli-
est. when the AnEo:A delegation reaches
London
me hope b expressed that the Greeks
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-21
QUIET SUNDAY AT THE
HARDING HEADQUARTERS

st. Augustin. Fla, Feb. 2o.-President.
elect Harding spent Sunday quietly at
his headquarters here seeing no callers
and apparently bringing. none of the
problems Of his pre-iR4uguratio period
nearer to solution.
e With Mrs. Harding the president-eIect
attended church in the morning and lat
er went for a walk. He had a long talk
with Harry Daugherty, Of Ohio, under
stood to be hIs choice Cor attorney gem
eral but It was said Mr.. Daugherty's yis-
It was only Sunday cail and that no
questions OF policy were discussed.
Selections for the three nnaIloted Ah-
met places apparently were no nearer
consummation tonight than they had
been several days ago. Before nral de.
cisions are made late in the week, Mr,
harding Is expected TO see more Of TIE
big chiefs Of his party Appointment
Of exceptional importance are understood
to be on his programme for tomorrow
and Tuesday. But IN conformity with ths
president-elect'S custom the names Of
those who viii como here are withheld
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-21
THIRTEEN CIVILIANS KILLED
AND EIGHT CAPTURED

Cork, Feb. 2o.-(By The A. P.,--Thir'
teen civilians were killed and eight cap
tured OF whom three were wounded, In
an engagement this afternoon IN the dis.
trict between LisEoold and Middleton.
Cork county, according to general head
quarters report. This Is believed TO be
the largest number Of casualties among
the members Of the Irish republican
army in any single encounter
7 A detachment of the Hampshire. Tegi-
ment surprised party Of civilians IN 4
-hcusa on the outstirts Of Middleton. The
civi,ian'a forces split up some OF them
remaining in the house. while the others
took up positions in the garden. In
brisk fighting one soldier was slightly
wounded, and the civilians were dispersed
and pursued. A search Of the house re-
vealed Quantities Of buried arms and
ammunition.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-21
CENSORSHIP OF PIcrUREs
CoNDEMNED BY Gosrprv.

Washington. Feb. 2o.-Yf the New y,-.,g
legislature enacts legislation for st.te
censorship Of motion pictures IL awiE
ada one more TO the already too ,on-
list Of repressive and coercive ,nea1,-ss
on our various law books Pras,dant
Gompers Of the American Federatinn ~
Labor declared tonight in Statement ne
said he hoped compulsory governmsnt,I
censorship would makeN no further ~.
roads upon American freedom Of exnras.
sion through motion pictures.
Voluntary censorship organized by .he
industry itself with the proper represen.
tstion Of those who patrcnize the fhss. /.
ters," was advocated by Mr.. Gonpers' J
beth effective and In keeping VIII the
true American concept"
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-21
CONDITION OF CARUsO
CONTINUES TO nEpRoyE

New York. Feb. 2e.-Enrico caruso
watched the falling snow that blanketsd
New York today from a window near
his sick bed. and with the yearnfng 81 =
schoolboy with the measles declared. IT
looks fine"
While the tenor was enjoying the SIGHT.
his physicians issuped bulletin indicat-
ing his continued Improvement. His farn-
lily also planned to take him from the
city as soon as he has recovered sum-
ciently to leave the hotel.
All day visitors poured IN and out OF
the singers hotel apartment, but none
was admitted to the sick room They
consisted chiefly Of opera singers.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-21
BEKTR SAM BEx INVITED
TO NEAR EAST CONFERENCE

London. Feb. pa despatch 70 tse
Londoa Tines from Rome dated sa;ur-
day SAYS ;hat before dssprting for Lon?
don Saturday nirht with tire AngorS
de,ega-ion Bsi-ir ssmi Fey said he had
beon invi'e ed by the British gorernme;n
through the Italian government TO at
tend the Near East conference. ALTHOUGH
the Turkish natiornllsis VIII 60 to Lon
don On equality With the Cunstantlnorle
delera lon, ssys the despatch. Il cannot
be said taat they vii go in coacsllatory
spirit
II reoeat." Bel;ir sami Bey is quoted
as having saii. that Turkey cannot re-
eosaize the government, In Cons:antiropIe
since !, Is the successor Of the govern
rnent that signed .he treaty Of sevr,s
which was Turkeys death warrant 4
crini7ai Is rarterced to death oniy h,,t
the treaty c5nderons Turkey to death a
dozen tines"
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-21
scHooNER IN DISTRESS
OFF NORTH scITUARE

North scItuate. Macs, Feb. 2o.-An IN
identified three-masted schooner was n
distress about a quarter OF mile Of the
beach here tonight Coast gusrdsnen
were unable 10 put out a boat 70 the
vessel because Of the heavy seas. Che
was dragging anchor and the guardsmen
said she would probably run aground BE-
fore morning.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-21
Carried dFrOrnHOspItaI
/ Shot Dead IN Street
One Of Many Acts Of Violence
Committed in Ireland Sat-
usdny. 8

Dublin, Feb. 2o.-For1ner Sergeant No
hilly was shot and wounded IN Cork Sat
lurday. He was taken to a hospital.
the hospital and carried NohiIIy. who
was unconscious, on stretcher into the
street and shot him dead
2 A leborer was shot dead resr CasheL
Another laborer was shot and seriously
wounded at Auilagh Meath last night.
Twenty armed men yesterday held up
a train at Clara. Kings county, and took
away the kits of the bf1ieers on board.
A freight train was held up in Cayan
and the contents Of the car scattered
over the tracks
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-21
FIRST GENUINE nLIzzARD OF
SEASON IN NEW ENGIASD

Boston. Feb. 27.-DelIs'cns Of an aS-
normal early breakup Of wnat little win-
ter there has been this year induced by
tales of spring birds and grasshJppers
and other peasant porteats. were rudrly
shattered when the first genuine b,izzs ID
OF the season hit New England today.
Starting at Daylight and driven by \
strong northest wind, ths snow accuno-
lated rapidly ard by nigitfa1 vas =
foot deep on the level N su5ur5s Of this
city, with big drifts in exp3sed places.
transportation was not seriously hindered
but the storm continued wi-hOu' .et up
tonight and Il was ev!i- II tliat by rnoir-
Ing railroads ard street railways would
have considerable dinicui' n digging AT.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-21

resumed for several Gayf I1e Lag
Island Railroads electric system also as
out Of commission. In some parts o. the
s'iaty the snow was drifted TO eight ! et
deep.
and numerous accideits in New York, n
Tectiy caused b. the storm, had b. n
ported. TWO men were found dead IN
irlf-s with slow shovels In their har n
Another man lost his life when he at
tempted TO cross snow driftod bez ch
IN Staten Island, ard woman was XII ID
In Brooklyn subway station when ioe
on her shoes caused her 20 slip and f;Ii
In front Of an approaching train. The
nth person was Brooklyn policeman.
who s-epped in front Of street car
while temporarily blinded By the storm.
he died later in a hoEpotal
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-21
SEVEN INcHEs OF sSow
FELL IN PHILADELPHIA

Philadelphia. Feb. 2o.-Eastern Perm
s,yvanin, southern New Jersey and Del
aware tonight werA in the grip Of tise
first real snowstorn of the winter.
Starting at eleven O'Clock last night ar
driven BY a st.f northeast wind, tie
storm continues throI gilout the day and
until late tonight, delaying traffic anA
impeding shipping.
Seven inches OF snow fell IN Philadsi-
phia but there was little impairment IN
traffic. Incoming trains from the west
and south, however, were from oae 70
three hours late.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-21
HEADQUARTERS FOR THE
IRISH REPUBLICAN, PARTY

Dublin, Feb. 2e--AccordIn to report
issued tonight by Dublin Castle search
yesterday In rooms in South Frederick
street disclosed evidence showing Int
they had been used ss headquarters for
the Irish republican party. Important
documents We're serzed. No arrests we;e
made
Shortly before noon today. ecc7rd rg
to the Castle reports, N autorno ,'ie Will
an officer and three auxinar. police was
attacked while hating ,u'siIs the P.::i $.
boro church. A bomb wss thrown ard
revolver shots were fred at tie ciacsMe
from four different 1irec-Ji.s. The tccu-
pants Of the car retura-1 the hft End
then gave chase. One of tie attscitirg q
party was seen to have been worI lei.
but all the men ESCAPED. Nore * the
auxlliaries was hurt
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-21
STORM IN RHODE ISLAND
sDEsToRALIstED TRANSPORTATION

Providencs" r. L, Feb. 2o.-Tanspor-
tation systems throughout Rhode 1sia 3d
are practically denoraiized as a resui. Of
the heavy snow storm and blizzard which
Ewept across the state today and To-
night On the main line Of the New Ha-
ven Railroad trains are reported from
one to three hours late. while on bfar IN
lines service has bsen stopped By drifts
in some instances IL feet deep.
Steamers on the Colonial and Fay
State lines tonight cancelled their usual
trips TO New York and no. boat left
the hzrbor duriaE the entire day.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-21
NEW EXECUTIVE SECRETARY
OF DEM. NATIONAL COMMITTEES

Washington, Feb. 21.--Appcintment Of
Burt New. an attorney Of Indianapolis,
as executive secretary Of the democratic
national committee was announced today
by Chairman White. The apointnent was
made under resolutions adopted at the
meeting here last Thursday Of the na-
tional committees executive committee.
Mr.. New. who will have direct charge
of the party's national headquarters here,
win assume his duties March 1. During
The past Ign he was acting chair
man Of the Indiana democratic state cen
trail committee He gerved as legal ad-
wiser to Vice President Marshall, when
he was governor of Indiana, and also to
Governor Ralston.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-21
SHOT PROTESTANT FARMER
IN PRESENCE OF ms WIFE

Belfast, Feb. 20.--A party Of armed
men last night shot 10 death william o.
.Connell, a Protestant farmer, at his home
In Iissanubig, skibbereen, In the presence
Of his wife. Connell Is reported to have
informed the authorities concerning the
activities Of collectors Of the Irish repub-
lcan army fund.
Matthew Sweetmsn. another farmer
was shot dead at LsssanubiE. II is be-
lieved that the same band that shot Con-
nell killed Sweetman.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-21
FORMER INTERNATIONAL srI
ARRESTED IN VIENNA

Vienna Feb 2o.-The arrest here yss-
terday II ICnatius Trihch Lincoln. IN
ternatonal SPY" and chief censor unds-
the short-lived K.pp revolutionary rrS-
ine IN GsrT'a7y was made on an extra
di'icn wsrrart OF - foreign govern
ment, presumably Great Britain.
It is understood that the Austrian
government also viii bring cha-rs .
aTainst lirc7ln. s'lesiug forgery Of doc
umeats in cqnnoction with his recent re-
tiv'ti-s snd also accusing him OF resii-
ing in Vienna under false names. =.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-21
INSPECTED FACILITIES FOR
ExAAIINING IAAIIGEAETs

Boston. Feb. 2o.-Dr, Hugh 8. Cum
ming, surgeon general of tie United
States visited the quarantine station On
Gallup's Island today ana inspected the
facilities for examining in1migranss Tor
traces Of typhus. He said he would rec
ommend that these facilities be Increased.
A conference Of health officials Of At-
iantic seaboard states and principal pcrts
viii be held at washington next Friday
TO consider the typhus situation.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-21
EIGHT CIVILIANS KILLED.
TWO soLDIERs WOUNDED

Cork, FEB. 2o.--sBy The A.. P) Eight
civilians were killed and two soldiers
IN a desperzts running fight
near Lisgocld between a detachment Of
q Hampshire regiment and a. large party
of republicans. The troops came upon
the republican forces preparing an am
bush, and attacked them.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-21
aERMANx Is TO FEED
UNDER-NoUEIsHED CHILDREN

Berlin, Feb 2o.-The German govern
ment Will include IN the budget for the
current year an appropriation Of $4,000
0oe marks for feeding under-nourishsd
children. The distribution OF the funds
will be in conjunction with the PROPOSED
extension Of chfd-feeoiDg tnrnuenout
Germany BY the American food relief au-
thorities.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-21
SNOW PARAITzED TRAFFIC
IN WESTERN MASSACHUSETTS

Springfield, 8fassy Feb. 2a.--western
Massachusetts, was hard hit by the flrst
real snow storm of the vin.ar today.
Traffic In the rural and part Of the sut-
urban districts was pars'yzsd. Trains
from the north and vast were runnlrg
considerably of schedult Only few Of
the city trolley lines were IN operation
tonight.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-21
rARMHousEs SET AFfRE
IN MANCHESTER, ENGLAND

\ Manchester. Eng, Feb 2o.--A number
Of farmhouses in Isolated districts in the
vicinity OF Manchester were set on fire
simultaneously Saturday night. The fires
were similar to those which occurred In
Manchester short time ago. Much dam
age was done The police express the
belief that the fires were set by Sim
Feiners. M 49,
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-21
STORM IN new ENGLAND WAS ,
OF BLIZZARD PROPORTIONS

Trolley Traffic Was Practically Paralyzcd-Trains Between
Boston and New York Were Running One to Two Hour.
Late Country Roads Throughout New England Were
Blocked in All Drections-Storm Area Also Covered
New York State, Eastern Pennsylvania New Jersey and
Delaware = Five Men Barge Are Adrift Of the
Massachusetts Coast.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-21
SHIPPING FnsuD sTEAwER
ADyyA Is wATER-LoGoEn

New Yorls Feb 2o-A wireless mos
sage received tonirht from the shipn'ns
board s.earpship Oova sta y fha. she
was vpter-logged. out Of cont-Dl srd
drifting before a gale about I've mi -
south. southwest OF Fenw,.;i; Island Ligit-
ship. Immediate, assistance was -eqdest-
ed The revenue csISe- Thaimia was
Dispatched from No-fosx &C the veseslo
Al
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-21
AfAKrIAI. Law. HAS BEEN
PROCLAIMED IN HUNGARY

Vienna, Fet. 1s--Martial law Is re-
ported to have been declared In Hungary
in view Of the threatened general strike
of the workers who are demanding In
creased pay. Strikes are Illegal IN Hung
AIRY, and troops are said to be concen-
trating IN Budapest and West Hungary.
strict csnsorship = declared b be IN
1o0ce. sf i
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-21
LONG Island TOWNS
CoMPLETELY IsoLATED

New York. Feb 2i.-In Nassau coun-
y. on Long Island. Hampstead and sur
rounding towns were completely isolated
All trolley service In the county was
stopped, and as the wires are down It
wma nAk axnAc1Ad service vnmlA ~ failv
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-21
NINE OF CORK CORPORATION
SENT TO lNTEaNMENr cAa1P

Cork. Feb 20.-Nine members Of the
Cork Corporation and other leading men
Of South Ireland were among go persons
sent to Spike Island internment camp
Saturday as political prisoners.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-21

Chieago real estate beard opposs-
spring rent increases. as -nothing has
occurrj to warrant increases where
rentals were adjusted last year"
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-21

Dr. william Patterson MeLaurhlin. for
thirty years pastor Of the American
church, at Buenos Airs. is dad. He was
was born IN Cinciunati II years ago.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-21

Miss Alice +. Robertson. conrreeswe.
man from Oklahoma. has informed Lien.
tenant Colonel Theodore Roosevelt that
they are blood relations.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-21

There are le.ooo,0oe eases Of malix-
nant malaria in Russia, says a MOSCOW,
despatch TO the London Herald.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-21

The Hondurnn govsrpment has signed
contract with W. q. Scott a united
States army officer, under which he wiz
organize national police force.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-21

Retail prices In January declined 5
per cent. according to report issued by
the department Of labor.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-21
Brief kilograms

The death Of Henry SANFORD, acter, at
his home at Great Hills, N. r, was an
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-21

Notice has been serred on ukion
printers by the Chicago Tspothate, as
socisted 5oh printing houses. that on Feb
ruary IS their weeks pay win be, cut
s4es.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-21

Word has been received in New York
OF thu death in Redwood Ohio Of DR..
Edwin p Graham. president Of the board
of trustees of Baldwin Wallace college IN
Berea, Ohio.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-21

Report Of the forest service says
eight billion board feet Of timber was
destroyed by q cyclone which swept a
district rs miles Of the olympic peninsula,
Washington.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-21

! aunfn 9tecB fp9 "A IIssnriail aEetes insalse
states Of Micfoacan, Jai.sco, San Poto-l
81 and Mexico were requested from the
secretary Of war by delegation CT So
ctalists.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-21

President Wilson sent to tho historic
church Of Brnton parish, Williamsburg.
Va. costly bound Bible autographed
with his signature. 50
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-21

The STEAMER Penza, plying betw,-ou
Asiatie and Cuban ports. has sailed from
Honolulu. Hawaii. carrying 70a Chinese
immigrants destined to work IN the Gu
ban cane fields.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-21

Stratford's high school, % three story
brick building with fifteen class rooms.
was burned Saturday. The loss is $780,
ooe.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-21
sfISIsTER or sIaPER5AL
HoUsEHoLD IN JAPAN
Tokios Feb. 1s.zBarpn Nobuaki MAXI
no stoday was appointed minister Of the
imperial household.

Toxic DESPATCH dated Feb, il re.
2ortzd that Baron ujlro Nakaraura s.sa,
aecsded 10 resign as Einisetr OF the i'm
persaI household as a result Of the an.
triEliss which had arisen in connection
With the engagement Of Grown Prince
Hirohito to Princess Nagako.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-21

The house COMMITTEES invesffenkine
shipping board operations issued a state
ment exonGrating r. W. Boiling. broth
er-in-law Of President Wilson. from any
wrong doing as treasurer Of the shipping
board - =
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-21

The appointment Of W. ID. Reel ef
Philadelphia an officer OF the Pennsyiva-
MIA Sabbath School association TOT be
state secretary Of the New Hampshire
Sunday School association was an
nounced
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-21

Two SUSPECTS arrested At Little FnIIs.
MINI, after a gun battle with officers
we're held in Kali In connection With the
Investigation Of the hold-up Of a mail car
of Nothern Pacific train.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-21

i President King Of the Liberian re-
public. who is now in Paris. VIII leave
for New York February 81 to couplere
negotiations for American financial aid
for his country.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-21

A bomb made to resemble piece Of
coal was discovered at Portland. Me-.
by Mrs. Catherine de Sarno. bride, of
two months, in hod Of coal that she, was
enptyingsinto her kitchen stove.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-21

THO British share Of the loan to be
contracted by the state of Sac Pau.o.
Rrazil, will be issued at London this
week. The bonds are to ram thirty
years at per cent interest
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-21

Arehbishop Dennis J. DouEherty left
Philadelphia Saturday for Rome, where
he will receive the red hat Of a cardinal
from Pope Benedict.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-21

The Scotia Wersted Bfrlsf NJ Woou
socket, r. L, manufacturing mems wear
and worsteds which have been closed for
two months, will reopen today and op-
crate on full tne as soon as :possi-
BILE. ~ q, q
Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-21

Great Britain's campaign against the
irish republic movement was denounced
by the Rt Rev. Patrick Joseph Clune
archbishop of Perth. Austra'ia, upon his
return to that city from Europe.