Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-11
Brief Telegrams

Brief Telegrams Thomas Editop was 4 years old yes- terday.
 Study of German has been revived in Chicago high school.
 i, Germany is now exceeding he'd pre-war production of coal tar dyes. The Christian community of Bethle- hem has been presented 6,200 acres of land by the government | A flood of petitions asking the repeal of the wartime tax of ice-cream sodas is reaching congress daily. Peter Augustus Jay. the newly appoint ed United States minister to Salvador. arrived at San Salvador. erlin's sixteen jAils. arc so fully oe- cupied that minor offenders are being re- leased with only reprimand. A movement to declare war on the Ku klux Klan was begun at meeting of negroes in Boston. Moonghiners /aetiyities are reported ts have created a reign of terror at Box boro, Verson County, N. C. /
 Thif+y-one raIIrsads In Russia have now suspended traffic almost completely as a result of the fuel famine. Unemployment Is widespread through out West Virginia and hundreds of men and women are working snort time.
 Railroad equipment valued at 5.5Oo, ,Oes pesos has been leased by the Mexican government from various American lines.
 Two houses in the negro section of
 by an explosion, believed to have been
 dynamite.
 British ForiEn Office issued . state
 ment denying reports published in this lcountry that Anglo-American relations
 were strained.
 Thirty-twe men were arrested in a
 gambling raid by a squad of thirty po-
 licemen at room in the building on
 Harrison avenue, Boston.
 The New Hampshire house of repre-
 sentatives by a vote of 2S4 to s1 refused
 to abolish the office of state prohibition
 enforcement officer.
 + An American committee for the reliei of Ireland, beaded by c. M. J. France y of Seattle. arrived in London and VII n leave for Dublin today. ? Fire Tuesday destroyed the Pier danc'
 hall and tba Coliseum. a river iron l. awzNf 1TwRrr " loss estimated at ;500,0Oo.
 j. A railway strike as q protest against tn
 shooting by the police of railwaymen a O Mallow, County Cork. 1re,and on Janu l. ary S1 seems a possibility. IT Mayer seuey of woonsoeket. R. I e called a special session of the bear ..- of aldernei- to take action to preven ' a possible spread of rabies. ss- City. Kas. heard arguments in habea 'I corpus proceedings brought to obtain til ,.. release of Erwin R. Bergdoll la 4 drive to bting about the appoint iI ment of a. southern man in Presider ,- Harding cabinet has been begun b d southern republicans in congress. as Forty-hve butcher and baker shoT h. were closed in New Brunswick. \. J., an
 the women who for days have boyc3tte ,h and picketed the places, are .jubilant. ut A golden. mirage revealed by a Iett' O. stating that he, maybe heir to s1,ooo. .oC " has failed to lure James Barnard, sho'
 maker of West &uincy, Mass, ava en from his last as e. A pig and bullet, who are barnyal II. pais. have combined in a daily bacc ed and egg demonstration on the farm
 Mrs. Harold Snowden in Yarmout s, Mass. IL The trustees of Charles PsnSPs ban e. rupt high-finance business petitioned Il on federal court for assistance in regainir st for the benefit of his creditors $S7,2 e. paid to three men as commissions. n Through failure to notify draft boar ar of their enl;stwent hundred of servf Il. men in Massachusetts have gone on tl e. records of the adjutant general at Was r. ington as slackers. u st Nc progress toward a permanent wal
  as, held between representatives of tl he American Stamshjo Owners Associati' he and three employees unions. he That more than S1. 800, ,ooo.Ooo are no ;es available from all sources for the bull he ing of good roads was announc . by Thomas H, Mcdonald. chief Of | ed federal bureau of public roads. be Despatehes received from elErrde lg- London report conflict between cari5i ng eers and Croatians peasants in Dalmat ut About eleven of the carbineers and eig ep- peasants were killed or wounded. ( Lge
 ul- BirminEhnm. Ala. girls. with hee am comp lexions artihc:ally produced are ion fer a face-washirg when ever they appe 'ay on the streets in the future according at Mrs. Hulda Newsome, policewoman. the -- er- !. and J. Coats, thread mnnufaetur, of Pawtucket, R. l., announced that ha run