Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-17

Ndliey' the Sonnccticul river 1ds rN en to l2 feet above low water.
 The teIesraphers and stat.on agents on the National Railways in Mexico have ordered a general immediate strii.e which it is feared will paralyze all the lines.
 Regulation of air trsfic over New
 York city is provided in an ordinance
 to be submitted by F. H La Guardia,
 president of the board of aldermen. he
 announced.
 Announcement was made that the ex- ecutiye committee of the New England
 Methodist Conference had voted to hold
 the annual conference in Springfield
 the week of March To-
 A miniature portrait of George Wash
 ington. painted at the request of Mar
 tha Washington. by Charles Wilson
 by the Mount Vernon Association for
 $9,100.
 Suit for Sss1.5o0 was filed by Com
 missioner of Charities Coler against
 Louis Krohnberg. New York manufar-
 turer known as Last Card Louis" who is awaiting trial on a charge of cheat h5 III Stud poker game
 Henry Morgenthau of New York. for- mer ambassador to Turkey, has been } selected by President Wilson to act as the presidents personal representative in mediating between the Armenians and the Turkish nasionalists.
 George Guyott, aged as, arrested by State Detective D. J. Manning at the , Massachusetts-Connect state line, confessed to a series of half dozen 1 iburglaries in the town of Longmeadow. : Mass, covering period of nine months. l Rabbit Maranvine in all probability
 has played his last game win the B ,s- ? ton Braves. The little shortstop who has been the active spirit of the team 5 Ion the field for years is on the brock 5 with several teams bidding for hIm. Henry F. Long, executive secretary . to Governor Coolidge. was named by t the governor as commissioner of cor 2 porations and taxations and the nomi-
 nation was confirmed by the council e immediately under suspension of the v rules.
 0 Women candidates except those fol : school committee places fared poorly ir l. the municipal elections in 16 Massa- - chuset.s cities according to delayed re. q turns This is attributed in part tc - stormy weather which kept many vot
 CTS at home.
 ,- Public hequests totalIing $3Io,ool d were made by the late George E. Nettl e prominent Brockton shoe man1rfactur- n CT. Wao died in Boston December g, ac f cordmg to a copy of his will. filed a l. Plymouth, The amount of the estat |. was not divulged.
 Notices of a rendJustment of wage l. in all departments of the mills of tn l. Naumkeag Steam Cotton Company il n Salem and Peabody, Mass. to take ef h feet Jan. ., 1921, were posted in th n plant. No sta. ement was given out a
 to the amount of the reduction. d An alleged attempt to murder Wil l. liam D. Anastos, 13S Mount Verno l. stree, Fitchburg. was frustrated by ,s stroke of fortune when a revolver a- pressed against his right temple by hi Y. brother-in-law Harry Dovas, 22. Phil le adelphia. missed fire as the trigger wa II pulled.
 . The temporary bridge across tli II; Connection river between Brattlebor 'u and Hinsdale was carried away by tn
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 ice. The bridge was built last sur-mc " " at a cost of s60OO to replace a ste. Iu structure that collapsed under ice pre: ie sure on the night of March .3 fast. Edward D. Rice. head of the firm
 Edward F.. Rice 6 Co, dye-stun con
 mission merchants, Boston, was arrcs -E ed on an indictment charging larceny (
 S300,000. It is alleged that the SUI e was obtained from tho New Englan H. Trust Company and the National Si:av CT nut Bank on notes based on fraud, he lent statements.
 Decreases of 22 1-2 per cont in wage d. effective next Monday. were announce il- by the Berkshire cotton mills of Adam les Mass, employing 2000 persons the Rel at frew Manufacturing company of Adam C. employing 1900 and the Greylock co ed ton mills of North Adams, William or town and North Pownal, Vt, with
 total of 500 operatives t 1ie en Vic,tors at the Florida Winter A di- School Exhibition found the nude sta ", ues garbed in middle blouses and bloor lis CTS. Recently the Christian Civ ok League censured the nude art at fl he school and several busts, suspend
 from the ceiling by strings tied arour he the necls, were labelled "Lynched Ter the Christian Civic League" oy,