Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1921-12-30
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RESOLUTIONS ON The USE Of SUMMARY

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BRIEF TELEGS |
Thomas walter Bickets, ner gov
rnor of North Carolina, d1sd at his
ONE in Raleigh, N. c.
The italian Red Cross is to estab-
ish eighteen ffoad ard medical station in
hefanine area of sodthern Russia.
The death of Sir John Hare. noted
English actor and manager, was an
lounced in London He was II years old.
Fresh eggs on the Chicago, Wholesale
exchange drepped five cents to "A cents
/ dozen.
Sir Henry Duke. president of. the di-
rorce division of Lcndon court estaao-
ished a new record, granting 316 divorces
1t one sitting.
Strike at John NTorrell packing house, |
OttuInwa, Iowa, which has been in pro- |
gress for about 10 weeks, was called off |
by a vote Of packing house employees.
Freight is piling up at the Havana
wharves inconsequence of strike OF
union truckmen in sympathy with the or
ganized dock workers
The oldest room in the Sun Hotel at
Canterbury, once the home of Charles
Dickens was nearly destroyed by fire.
The building dates from 1913.
According to Paris dispatch group of
German munition factories will be con-
verted into Industrial plants. the allied
council of ambassadors decided.
A marked shrinkage in the demand for
wagons is given by the Wayne Wheel
company Of New York as the chief reason
for a Voluntary petition in bankruptcy.
Colonel George W. Mixter has resign
ed as president of the Pierce Arrow Mo-
tor Car company and will be succeeded
by Vice President H. E. Forbes.
viscount KnoIlys. who was private
secretary to King Edward for 40 years
and now S4 years old, has undergone a
serious operation In London on one OF
his eyes.
Receivership for the Kn Klux Kan was
asked in a petition filed at Atlanta in
the superior court by 10 persons, who
say they are bona fde members.
Clock in the Royal Exchange. London.
after 400 years of continuous service Is
declared to be worn out. An appropria-
tfon of $4,000 has been made for new
one.
According to Washington reports Con-
gress, after it rect nvenes Jan. 3 will con-
slider land armaments. 1t Is said the
size of the army be ont in half, to 75,-
eco,
Fifty people were injured when a De-
troit United Railway International Linn
| tied tip9ed her as it rounded curve on
the outskirts of Lake Orion, 40 miles
-northeast of Detroit.
| A new climbing record was established
| by q Leicester steerfejaek family. The
father, 64 son 80; and grandson, 9
i Climbed together to the top of a 200 foot
church steepie at Hinckley
A resolution introduced in the house
proposes a centralized responsible gov
ernment for Alaska. The house terri
tories connittee will consider the. bill
early in January.
Copenhagen dispatch received at Lon
don says Moscow soviet is about to abol
ish government monopoly on foreigi
trade and grant absolute freedom Of com
merce abroad.
Mount Everest expedition, which re
turned to London recently, brought
sparrow caught at height Of $500 feet
and among the many other birds was
'7bluebird.'
The British schooner Water Witch j
In the possession of the federal autfori
ties and the officers of the vessel undo
arrest as the result of the discovery O
80 0quarters of liquor abroad
Mrs. Sarah Shank. a democrat. wife O
Samuel Lewis Shank, republic mayer
elect, has been appointed a member c
the board of park commissioners of In
dianapolis, Ind, by her. husband.
Permission for New York city t
eoend s225,000.o00 for a direct rail cor
nection Between New Jersey and Brook
lyn may be sought of the state legisla
ture
The movies. jazz dancing and tn
cigarette. as they affect public moral
denounced at a session of the II
ternational Purity Conference in Chica
go.
Five automobile trucks loaded wit
armed men are reported to have swoope
down on the Blue Ribbon distfl1ery E
Erninence, KY, and escaped with whf.
[ key valued at thirty thousand dollars
Louis CabaIlero, Mexican minister
E Guatemala, is understood to have bee
recalled as the result I
his attitude toward the new governmer
=, of that republic.
The resignation of First Lieutenan
: George-L l. King Headquarters Batter
: 1872 artillery. has been accepted at II
! adiutant generals office and he will !
honorably discharge December 81
> > the market, the product of twenty-s
acres, and belonging to Albert r. For
: IN Suffield was burned yesterday. II
: loss was $4,000 to Mr. For1 and 500
!. to Postmaster Edward Perkins who ow7
u ed the storage shed which covered thr
and half acres.
rines against merchant vessels altoget