Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-18

Berlin.
 The A Russian deportees and their families held at Ellis Island because the Russian border was closed to them will sail Apr1i 20.
 Mary Anderson of Illinois was nomi- mated by President Harding to be direc- tor of the women's bureau of the depart ment of labor,
 Serious damage to fruit as result ! of the hard freeze in western Europe is | reported. The European cold wave has lasted forty-eight hours.
 News has been received in Lewiston, | Me. of the death iu Brooklyn, N. Y, | best known theatrical men in Maine.
 Woodrow Wilson was given the right to practice law in the state of New York | by measure enacted in the closing hours of the legislature Saturday.
 Three building trades unions in Bing- hamton. N. Y, have announced volun- tary reduction in wage scales and a suit
 The Rocky Mountain region is slowly recovering from the effects of the worst storm of the year which covered the dis trict with snow ranging from Il to 14 inches.
 Secretary Denby took @ whack at the high cost of living for bluejackets and stores prices down on an average of 35 per cent.
 Germany has suggested to Czecho-Slo- vakia that her intervention in the repa- rations issue between Germany and the allies wiuld be welcome, but has met with rebuff.
 Daniel S. Strickland, general superin- tendent of the Brooklyn department store of Frederick Loeser and Company, accidentally shot and killed himself at his residence.
 Colonel Walter Rodney Williams, for | 30 years connected with the United States Rubber Company died at his home here in Woonsocket, R. T., of pneumonia He was in his 60th year.
 Business throughout the country is ex- periencing 2 gradual hut wholesome revi- | J. Waukee, national president uf the Travel CTS Protective Association. D. o. s. Lowell. principal of the Rox- bury Latin school. was elected presi- dent Of the New England Classical As sociation at the closing session of the
 18th annual meeting here in Providence, R. I.
 For refusal to send his children to
 school, Rev. Walter Carroll of Leyden lof Greenfield, Hass.. was sentenced to jail for thirty days after he had de-
 clined an offer from relatives to pay a
 fine of s10.
 Il E. I. Lewis of Indianapolis, chairman of the Indiana Public Service Commis-
 sion, is understood to have been selected by President Harding for one of the
 vacancies on the interstate commerce.
 commission.
 While resisting arrest in a house neal
 Rodessa, La, to which he had been trail ed after an attempt to attack the wife of white citizen near Myrtis, La, Tony Williams, negro, was shot to death bJ an official posse.
 . So long as Americans are held as pris oners in Russia overtures from the sovie f government looking to closer relation, ? with the United States will receive nt
 consideration, it was learned in admin
 istration quarters. Three regiments of infantry, two O
 cavalry, a number of military camion { and considerable artillery have arrived il 1 Wilma from Poland. in the last few day to reinforce General Zellgouski. head o
 the Polish irregular troops. To prevent the drainage of naval oi reserve lands in California by privat z drilling on the outskirts of the reserves Secretary Denby has decided to leas
 drilling rights inside the reserves owe
 small area to private concerns. Commander P. W. Feote, for severs
 years personal naval aide to Forme Secretary Daniels and at present actin ; in similar capacity for Secretary Der z by, has been assigned to command tn scout cruiser Salem of the Pacific feet
 Regular wireless teIephonH commun
 cation was opened between the militar T station at Carabanchel, just south of Ma T. drid, and Nauen, Germany, a distanc of 1,175 miles. The authorities decla1 e voices in Germany were plainly audib U in Carabanchel.
 T Prince Albert of Menace arrived l New York aboard the steamer Franc
 He will go to Washington to receive u u Alexander Agassiz gold medal, the higl n est recognition of the National Academ 't of Sciences, awarded him for his m; n rine researches.
 E Newspapers of Rome give high prai, r. to the policies announced by Preside, l. Harding in his message to ,the Unite
 States congress and declare 1t served n, s- tice on entente nations, as well as fo e mer enemy countries, of the course r be pursued in future by America. e In an attempt to commit suicide. Jot u Ivanovicz, aged 45, of South Hadle r Falls, Mass, leaped into the first lev ]. canal of the Holyoke Water Power con
 pany, was swept over a 20-foot dam ar
 carried more than 800 feet down u E canal by the current before rescued. E. JOHN BARLEYcoRN TOMBSTONE r. IN HARTFORD HAS BEEN STOLE h.