Norwich bulletin., 1921-12-23

found dead near Lewiston. Me. His head was bruised. He was paid $50 in wages Wednesday which was missing.
 The state bank at Karthaus. C1earfeld County, Pa, was robbed by two men who escaped with a sum uf money, believed from s1O,0OO to s2O,00O.
 Divorces are decreasing in Manhattan. This years divorce book reached It's 1107th case Wednesday. Last year there | were 1,254 cases up to December q.
 A powerful German wireless sta | ton has been constructed at Monte | Aires.
 Five armed bandits held up the sIsele. ton branch of the Citizens Trust & Saw fngs bank at Columbus, O., and escaped with $10,000
 The prohibition order making the pro- vince of New Brunswick dry will be- come effective on January 10 under the terms of an order-in-council.
 The unsuccessful mayoralty campaign of John R. Murphy in Boston cost him S2,0S5, and cost Candidate Charles S. Baxter an evens $2 Q00
 The steamer Norfolk. bound from Portlard Me. for Philadelphia, reported by wireless that she was anchored off Chatham with her steering gear disabled National assembly at Vienna reached q compromise plan to abolish bread sub sidy. The process of the ,-lan would be accomplishes gradually lasting from January to May.
 Fifteen people were hurt when troll ley car on the New Jersey & PennsyI- vania Traction Go. line and a trolley i freight car crashed in a head-on collision near Trenton.
 Joint Council of United Shoe Workers of America at Lynn, Mass, refused to ar bitrate with tho Lynn Shoe Manufactur- CTS Association for settlement of the wage controversy.
 l Fl Paso, Texas, dispatch to the Stars and Stripes, reports former Lieutenan. Frank H. (Hardboiled) Smith Is now a colonel in President Obragon's army in Mexico.
 l Construction of a passenger tunnel un- 1 der New York bay connecting Bay Ridge, Brooklyn. with Staten Island is proposed by transit commission at an estimated cost of $25,000,O00.
 Robbers have taken stO,OoO worth of l siverware, tapestries and other articles from the summer home of Baroness Jeanne D'EtreilIis at Long Beach, N ".
 Senator Walsh introduced a resolution asking congressional investigation into recent charges that examinations for promotion of naval air service officers were unfair and unreasonable"
 Congress recessed late yesterday until January and immediately senators and representatives began leaving for their homes for the Christmas and New Year
 holiday period.
 Three men lost their lives when the
 coal laden barge Dunmore. New York for
 Boston. in tow of the tug Mercury, foun-
 dered off Minots light in Wednesday
 nights gale. .... The skeleton of a man found yester-
 day on a mountain back of Orangeburg
 N. Y, was believed to have been identi- l
 disappeared from his home in Newark several months ago.
 4 radio message received at Bostor
 from the Cunard liner Verbania. Londor
 for Boston, said she was proceeding tC
 Halifax \. S. to land the chief en
 gineer of the ship. who was seriously il
 with pneumonia.
 British delegates to the Washington
 conefrence hope United States will ratify :, the Polk treaty of 1919, which will pre-
 vent the shipment of war material iron
 one country to another, aS a means to in
 sure peace.
 pr. T. von Jagow. former police com missioner of Berlin, was found guilt,
 in supreme court of Leipz1g of participat & ing in von Kapp revolution in Berlin a March, 1919. He was sentenced to f,v a years imprisonment
 The latest killing in an Indian fen
 generations old is charged against Johl
 Red Bird' Beauregard, who was lodge n in jail in Washburn, Wis, for the slay O ing of John Medley, an aee1 Indian re clue of the Northern Wisconsin woods. o Claiming her professional reputatic has been endangered by publication owe her name of an incorrect recipe for mak 4 ing waffles. Mrs. Ida Bailey Allen Chap
 man, New York domestic science lecturer
 sued the Hebe Publishing company
 federal court for s100,O0O. 4. small favor done several years az d for Ernest de Saint Giles. author, pro ct lessor and business man, by Archibal IS Birse, a Chicago tailor, was repaid Wed lp nesday when MT. De Saint-Giles' will wa IT filed. leaving more than half his $1o0, ,0O IS estate to the tailor
 9e
 Frank E. Spurr, 25, alias Frank Marti, le wanted by Pittsfeld authorities to fac IS trial on the charge of forging 2. $50 T. check, shot and probably wounded hin h. self at Middletown, N. Y. as Detectil a, c. c. Middlebrooks of Wihsted, Conr g. was about to place him under arrest ty The Boston city election commissio 57 has announced the official plurality s. Mayor-elect James M. Curley to be 24 ed over John R. Burphy. following the con IT, pletion of a recount of the votes cast tn the recent election. This represented B. net gain of 228 for Murphy.