Norwich bulletin., 1922-04-21


 Anthracite coal companies are having their properties repaired without much cost during the mine suspension.
 The Connecticut State Dental Asaocia- tion opened its 18th annual meeting in New Haven with business session.
 Tho newly elected directors of tho New Haven road will meet in New York next Tuesday to elect officers.
 An order for fifteen 1os ton locomotives for immediate delivery has been giren by the New Haven road
 Joseph BirEe, 65. riding on a truck. in New Haven. jumped off to get his hat which the breeze had lifted. He had both legs broken.
 Assistant Professor Herschel ". Arant of the Yale Law school, has been a2- pointed dean Of the School of Law of the University of Kansas.
 4 reunion of the surviving members of the class which graduated in 1881 from the naval academy at Annapolis will be held in Tol1io this summer.
 Stockholders of the Illinois Central railroad approved a plan to issue s5o,- o00:0oO in preferred stock for electrlfca- ton Of the Chicago terminals.
 All danger of famine in Russia has been pa ssed, asserted James r. Goodrich, form CT governor of Indiana, who arrived in New York on the Olympic.
 Two engineers were killed and six messengers were reported injured in a head-on collision of Rock Island trains at Plains, Kas.
 Otto Hue. president of the German Miners National association and for many years q socialist member of the reichstag. died at Essen. Delegates to the Connecticut Congress of Mother and Parent Teachers Associ- 1 ations gathered in West Haven for the annual convention.
 The Prince of wales concluded his off. cial visit to Tokfo by playing golt with Grown Prince fIfrbhlto the regent The 1 British eir-apparent will now start on tour of the country distrfcts.ssse szss7s7sss1 Ray Race. ID, of Atfleboro. Mass, fouRa 1 in railroad coach asleep at Stamford, was held by the city court in s2.5o0 for the superior court on a charge of burg larg.
 l The appointment of Benjamin B. Gotts- 1 berger of New York as professor of min 1 ing in Yale university was announced last night He will assume hts new duties next fall.
 The awards in the American history contest being held by the Knights of Co., 1 lum3rs will be announced at the next I meeting of the supreme assembly, fourth degrea-to be held at Atlantic City, July 21
 Reimbursement of ship yard builders who suffered from abandonment of the governments wooden ships program. was proposed in a bill introduced by Senator | NcNary, republican, Oregon. Scarcity of lnbor in the steel mills and l big factories of he Cafume region was indicated for the first time since the war. Help wanted placards appeared on the l gates at number of plants. President Harding was represented by 1 White House callers as favorable to Sug- gestions that soldier bonus revenue raising provision be inserted in the tariff bfll now before the senate. Donation of 130 acres of valuable city property to complete the site for the na-. i tiona cathedral in Washington was an- nounced at the annual meeting of the Ma tional Cathedral association. A divorce issued to fo-mer United States Senator Henry F. Hollis of New Hampshire by the pastor of the Unitarian l church at Dubnitza is not officially recog- l nized by the Bulgarian state, and possess es no legal force.
 A party of Knights Templar, members l Of Boston Comma ndery, with their wives and c6ildren, arrived in Panama on the steamship Cristobal, and were given a re- caption by the Panama Commandery.
 
 Notre Dame Convent in the east end of Montreal. the oldest teaching institution 1 in the province. founded by Rev. Sister Marguerite Bourgeois, recently canonized, ', in 1890, is olackened ruin. It was destroyed by fire with a loss of. $50. 900. I pr. Albert Abrams, San Francisco physician, credited with discovering a blood test to determine paternity, an- nounced that he had resigned from the American Medical Association and the San Francisco Medical society because of what he termed opposition to his research work. Baltimore and Ohio railroad detectives, under Captain R. c. Bledsoe of Connells- vile, Pa, are Investigating two minor dynamite explosions on the company tracks. in the coke district within the past fe wdays.
 As evidence of vacant apartments foy the first time since the days before the war, Chicago landlords are offering a months rent free to obtain tenants in i. tcertain localities.
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