Norwich bulletin., 1921-11-25

Christmas presents valued at S1, ,000,- 900 from Northern Baptists of America | to the poor of Central Europe was aboard | the steamer Estonia, bound HDr Danzig. 1
 Thomas Proctor, who gave up his bed l to President Lincoln the night he was shot by Wilkes Booth, ate his Thanks giving dinner in St. Andrews Brotherhood i home at Gibsonia Pa.
 Aristide Briand, premier of France and | head of the French delegation at the arm ament and Far Eastern conference left | Washington for New York, from which | port he will sail today for home.
 Postponement until 1923 of the worlds | dairy congress. authorized to be held in | the United States in 1922 with foreign | nations participating. was urged by ! President Harding.
 The first vocational training insitu- tion for the education of former service men will be opened December 1, when 500 soldier students are due to arrive at Camp Sherman, Ohio.
 Proposea extensions of the hours of transport workers and building trades employees in London, are to be considered at 1ne e:irg gs soon to be held between rep resentatives of the employers and men.
 Admiral Beatty, heading the British naval advisors at the armament confer ence, will leave Washington today for. Canada, where he will make speeches In Ottawa.
 Thanksgiving dinners for the zss ma rines, temporarily assigned to guarding Uncle Cams mall in New York and vi- cinity, were to be provided through the offices of the Red Cross.
 A Massachusetts supreme court de- cision on prohibition. the nature of which will not be known until the legislature convenes in January, has been handed down.
 President NTiTerand of France approv- ed for submission to parliament ,mili- tary recruiting Dill authorizing two-year. enlistments and Tightening present restric- tions
 A radio system designed to give infor- dnation to aviators of weather conditions along their routes of flight. in the air hS Well eS OI AHo SiOu ildS DecH dp- proved by the army air service
 Countess De Wignacourt, wife of Gen eraI S.mcn De Wignacourt, and Viscount- ess De ChaDot, were instally killed when i they were struck by an auto truck in the PIaca De L Alma. Paris. The accident occurred in a dense fog
 Bradley sherman. Is year old angler. l G-l, 1 The fish, whose species could not be learned because it escaped with Sher- mans tackle, yanked the young man off a bulkhead and started out to sea.
 Isaac Miller, jeweler of Cleveland, was arrested charged with receiving S12,00o | of stolen diamonds. said to be part of loot valued at s15,00 which was obtain ed In the robbery of a iewelry salesman in Chicago last September.
 Twenty-one governors have declared their purpose of attend the sessions of the house of governors to meet at Charleston, N. C., December 5, and [. They include Governors Cox of Massa- chusetts and Lake of Connecticut. Fred A. Kerry of Brookline, . partner In the firm of the New England Mercan- 1 lil6 company SnOe' manuldCLurerS in Boston. committed suicide by shooting in wash room at the Copley Plaza hotel
 Commercial shipbui1ders now engaged on naval construction are greatly concern ed as to what the impending naval re. ductnons mean to them, and the govern
 ment isbeginning to get 8 reaction from that quarter.
 Dtplomatic relations between the
 American and German embassies in Par
 is. which were broken off in 1917, were
 F. established when Ambassador Her.
 r'ck made a formal call on Wilhelm Mey.
 CT Von Kaufbeuren. former ambassa,
 dor.
 plan to have GO Representative mem bers of the American Legion from al parts of the state join in underwriting
 the legion's state paper, the American
 Legion News. will be submitted to tn
 legion executive committee at a meet ing in Hartford today.
 Explosion of a gasoline storage tanI outside the plant of the Hodges Finish ing company at East Dedham, Mass, re 5 suited in serious injuries to a workman broke many windows In the factory ant . gave the 1,50o employees a bad fright.
 The shipping board is transferring eighteen women stenographers iron ! Washington to replace employees in tn. = London offices, in connection with it's 1ot
 per cent .Americanizing plan for It's for
 eign offices.
 D7 Herman, head of She German 2 trade delegation in Moscow, has an- nounced that Germany will supply e great quantity of seed grain and agri e cultural machinery for Soviet Russia ii S exchange for flax, furs, firewood ant t other Russian raw materials. n The life sentence of Dr. EIdvde D e Atwood of Woburn, Mass, Ntao wal g isent to state prison in 1917 for the mur
 der of Dr. W. E. Harris of Boston, pres
 ident of the Massachusetts College 0
 Osteopathy, was commuted to seve lyears by vote of the governors counci
 Ferdinand Ella, of Paterson. Y. J l. owner of 26 barrels of 100 proof wate, Il for which he paid S1400o, identified Elm > Wentz of Granw Forks, N. D., as on ia tasting test that they contained 10
 proof whiskey.
 The Massacbus legislature win b
 asked at the coming session to enact leg k islation whereby posts of the America r. Legion and other veteran organization e will be allowed $50 each towards tn d funeral expenses fwar veterans wh ,s died mhoca hndfac