Norwich bulletin., 1922-04-07

Employment conditions throughout the country continue to improve according to reports received during the past ten days by the presidents conference on unem- ployfhent.
 5exr P. Days story of the killing Of Lieutenant Colonel Paul Wa-l Beck ip the fashionable Day hame :n Oklahoma City early Tuesday, will be told at the corone, s inquest tomorrow. A substantial victory igor the peasant party of Premier Stambuolisky in the re- cent communal elections in Bulgaria is claimed by the government on complete ! returns from the conmunes. 1 Alfred Holman, publisher of the ArEo- naut, San Francisco weekly. confirmed 1 reports yesterday that he had been offered the post if minister to Greece. He said he had the offer under consideration. The New England department, mili- 1 tary order of the world war at it's an- 1 nual meeting in Boston yesterday elected | Major Carroll J. Swan, of Boston, as 1 commander.
 Favorable report of the senate bill providing for the appointment of a farm 1 CT as. a member of the federal reserve board was ordered yesterday by the
 house banking committee.
 distant earthquake. probably at the
 East Indies was registered at the Do-
 rninion observatory in Ottawa. The dis tance to the epicentre was figured by sci
 entists as about 5000 miles. ra&urpe nm 4I,a cifv election in Kansas City. Mo-. gave Frank
 Cromwell. democrat, 69,302 votes for mayor against 5O,6Ss cast for Matthew A. Foster. republican. Edward F. Doree, Philadelphia I. w
 leader, released from the federal prison
 at Fort Leavenworth, Kansas to go to the bedside of his son, arrived in Phil adefptia.
 Art O'Brfen. president Of inc Gaelic league in London, said that there still were forty men :n jails n England who
 are entitled to be regarded as political
 prisoners.
 William Vincent Astor has accepted the guardianship of his nine year old haf' brother, John Jacob Astor. -on the ap- lnlication of his mother, Mrs. Madeline
 Dick.
 Secretary Denby served blunt warninI 5 on officers and men of the navy to guar' , themselves ashore and ahoat from tn
 preaehings of sovietism, communism an' ? anarchy
 I Pleading that he is tired and als ? desirous of completing some lterar
 work. Bishop Caller, of Tennessee, hea' T of the national council of the Protestan n Episcopal church announced that
 will not be a candidate for re-elecnon-
 Authorities at Camp Dix, N. J., state :, that they are investigating a series c lthefts from army warehouses, which 1T
 ivopve more than score 6 soldiers an ex-service men, and loot valued at mor 4 than $2O,o00
 '- Major Frederick J. BrecIbill. nations = commander in chief of the Naval and MI itarv Order of the United States, an
 superintendent of mails at the Bridgepol
 post office. died suddenly at his home frol . heart trouble.
 Investigation by officials of the DaI r. bury division of the New York New Ha7 en and Hartford of the derailment of U e Pittsfeld New York express near Canaa y discloses what appear to have been a d n liberate attempt to wreck the train.
 sneciaI time table to cover all trail er affected by change in time on Sunda r. April 30 when daylight time becomes te fective in many places. will be issued
 the New York, New Haven and Hartfol "a railroad.
 T. With camp as the most importa , lg c1ue police were seeking two men WI d engaged in a pistol fight in Chicago wi t. detectives and then murdered Willia r. Parlov. of Boston, an innocent bystan H. CT in their flight.
 h. The Argentine wool exporters have T en ouested Foreign Minister Pueyrredon
 take steps to try to prevent the propo
 American permanent tarH or
 cents pound on washed wool from co K stituting a prohfDitive measure for A
 genuine exportation."
 ,- Clad in their night attire forty gues
 including twenty chorus girls, fled throui ,a windows from the Allison hotel in Nil' aS Ohio when flames broke out in the oas stl 9u ment and threatened to sweep the enti is building.
 , One perSor Nas lrstaht'P kiieu !" no six othere injured two peFha7s fatal ep wher an .pterrlrfan car spii- switch
 ths heart of the business district 3f x chester, N. Y, and pinned Q group Of ! h. dastrians between it's rear truck and el line of autcmt5i:es.
 e The Yale corporation has adopted r' an oiution expressing appreciation of the s' ss vices of Russell H. Chittenden whose IT a!- ignation as director of the Sheffield s
 entiic school will become effective
 June. He has been head of Sheffield s;r
 1898.
 The largest Illicit liquor plant yet { countered by the federal prohibition { of- forcement force in this state was .er covered last Saturday In Westport wh ito 10 stills actively working and one 2' og gallon one in process of construction we of discovered Aoerating in the rear of ne Saugatuck button factory. ge SOUND STEAMERS WERE Ter REFLOATED AT HELL GA ny
 en- New York April 6.-The Long Isls