Norwich bulletin., 1919-12-26

ycAo SdblVo py 1lIS ludL CdUS ed a loss of several thousand dollars. |
 The Spanish government has decid- | cd to establish five new schools of military aviation, to be opened on Jan. l.
 Hundreds of presents and cards have been received at the White House large number beink delivered Christmas.
 Large increases in the export of breadstuffs were noted in the No- commerce.
 An attempt to rob the $4o,0oo pay roll of the L. Q. White Co.,, shoe man ufacturers at Bridgewater, Mass, was frustrated.
 The United States army transport Chateau Thierry, named after the famous battlefield was launched at Hog Island.
 The will of Jacob G. sehn,idIap, Cincinnati capitalist, who died recent ly in New York, leaves an estate es- timated at s1,000.006.
 Tito Ruffo, noted baritone, was among the passengers arriving in New York on the Italian steamer Giuseppi Verdi from Genoa and Naples.
 Lieut.. Etienne PouIet, the French military av~ator Hno on Oct. 14 left Far s in an f.ltafnpt to fly to Australia has abandoned the flight.
 Subscriptions to the issue of treas ury certificates of indebtedness dated Dec. 15 and maturing June 15,- 1920, aggregated $72S13O.000. StanisIaus Borey, proprietor of a liquor store, died at the Woonsocket, tk. I.) hospital of injuries received when he fell from a railroad bridge. Princess Hans Von Ratibor, while motoring at Breslau was shot in the arm by an assailant who escaped, ac- cording to word received in Berlin.
 Rev. John Wright, rector emeritus of St. PauPs Episcopal church died at St. Paul, Minn. He was 83 years of age and an authority upon Bgyptology. Successful tests of wireless teie- phones, it is stated, have been made kby &thea United Statesl government along the line of the Harlem railroad. A $2,ooo,o90 Christmas present for the starving people of the Near East
 was ovted at meeting Of the exec 1 utive committee of Near Eost relief
 Mirza Abdul Ali Khan, Persian minister to the United States has ad- vised the State Department that he is l leaving for Europe on leave of ab- 1 sence.
 Former Empress Zita of Austria who was reported to be seriously i'll i with ,,ne-,-r@,-', tn~ horne in Prangin, is only suffering from a se- were .J4d.
 President carranza has accepted the l resignation of General Pablo Gonzales i of the Mexican federal army in order ! that he may become a candidate fol the presidency.
 &-
 Fire virtually destroyed the Palace
 of the Duchess of Manzaned in Madrid
 Several masterpieces, objects of art and much jewelry were consumed in
 volving heavy loss.
 The boIsheviki captured fifteen guns 1000 horses and 300 men after de
 feating the forces of General Mamon. toff and GeneiN Chelnokoff in the re zion of Staron iensk.
 The American steamer Easterr
 Cross, from Galveston via Norfolk fo
 Liverpool, which was reported disabl ed on December 19, is making slov progress to New York.
 Preston Mullen, an alleged moon !; sinner, and John P. Kennedy deput!
 sheriff, were killed in a battle at tn head of Panther Creek, in the noun , tains near Welch W. Va, Bill Yopp, former slave, held hi annual reunion at the soldiers hom ! at Atlanta, Ga, with the old warrior
 of the confederacy and Bill as usua
 brought along a little gift for each o
 them. R. B. Russell, charged with seditiou conspiracy in connection with the gen : eral strike in Winnipeg last May, wa F found guilty by a jury on all seve 5 counts in the indictment retl1rne against him.
 . ne 0erEndh 9oWeTHnSnt HdS Chose a new coat of arms for the republic It consists of a black eagle on
 goSi and yellow background, withou . other ornamentation, the crown an
 other emblems having disappeared. ! Representative Walter Allen Wat 1. son, of Virginia, who was the presid e ing judge at the trial of Henry Cla t Beattie,, Jr., for the murder of hi t wife near Richmond, Va, eight year I ago, died in Washington, following a - operation for mastoditis. OBITUARY.