Norwich bulletin., 1922-01-24

is delaying the grinding OF its new sugar
crop because Of low prices and lack of
finances.
A test well will be put down on tract
of land, at Stony Mountain, near Winni-
peg by American oil men, who have been
investigating for Gil.
The diplomatic dinner and reception at
Elysee Palace, Paris. which had been ar
ranged for Wednesday, has been coun-
termanded. l
DIR. NJ. F. Bajer. noted peace advocate.
died in Copenhagen, yesterday. He was /
winner with X. P. Arnoldson, of the /
Nobel Prize in 1908.
Insurance covering most of the loss of |
$4,000 was held by thc city Oh the |
Springside property In New Haven, |
| burned Saturday night.
A bequest of S150.OOO to Wesleyan
university is made by the will of Dexter
Smith, of Springfield, Mass, whose death
occurred last week.
The McoIanus block. in Peabody:
Mass. a two story wooden structure,
was destroyed by fire early yesterday.
The loss is estimated at S35.o00.
| Michael Collins as chairman of the
Irish provisional government. sent a Ires.
sage of coincidence to Cardinal Gasparri
on the death of P1pe Benedict.
North German Lloyd. after seven ard a
half years suspension on account Of the
WAR, will resume its services between the
United States and Bremen direct, with
three steamers of 5000 tons register.
i Captain William A N.aher. manager Of
the United Association of Master Mates
ard Pilots, announced that the towboat
strike has.been in force in New York was
over and that the men had won.
With Admiral Hilary P. Jones. L. s. N.
= in command, the Atlantic fleet is asseubl-
ed in the harbor of Guantanamo, prepar-
ed to start the manueveres that have been
held in these waters annually since 1903.
Block cutters in six leather remnant
concerns at Haverhill, Mass. were call
{ ed out on strike, the union alleging that
4 he manufacturers have adopted an open
r shop policy.
Col. Francis Edwin ElweIi, distinguish
: ed sculptor and one of the foremost art
e lists of the United States dropped dead
e | while waiting for a trolley car, in the
| Noroton district, Darien.
t Flames drove TO the streets scantiIy
a clothed and in sub-zero temperature
r eleven persons. occupants of a lodging
:. house on Congress street, Portsmouth
s N H, early yesterday.
The annual convention CT school
teachers of Connecticut, scheduled to be
held in Bridgeport February 2, and 4
c may be held in some other city as q
result of the small pox scare.
a The shipping board yesterday approved
L Chairman Lasker's plan for subsidizing
|, DEVELOPMENT of privately owned Ameri-
# can mechant marine and it will be present.
ed today to President Harding.
o Judge Webster Thayer, in superior
9 court at Worcester, Mass, granted an.
- other extension of time until Feb 10, fol
= filing exceptions in the Sacco-Vanxitt
case.
. The italian delegation to the Washing
= ton conference is understood to be usin-
what influence it can in the interest o
American representation in the Gano:
- economic conference
a. A thief robbed the receptacIes unde
the statues of Holy Trinity church, Wall
ingford, between nightfall and oclocl
,s Sunday evening and robbed the boxe
=, of votive candle offerings.
~ Frederick Bostwick, aged 20, Hbraria-
II and curator of the New Haven Colon,
Historical society, died in New Have
10 Sunday. He served as state registra
of the Connecticut Sons of the America
4 Revolution.
King George yesterday sent a mos
sage of sympathy to Cardinal Gasparr
papel secretary of state, on the deaf
of Pope Benedict. The message was ser
E through Count De Sails, British ministe
at the Vatican.
OF Superintendent of Police Crowley, {
Il Boston, in a general order read at a
ng the stations directed patrolmen to TAX
L more care of personal appearance. an
n called attention specifically to "slobbe,
ing and drooling' over their uniform
Annie j. Cummings was arrairsne
al in the district court at Pawtuclet, R.
as on the charge of murder, in connectio
IL with the death Saturday of Mrs Ros
mt Menard. with whom the police say /
i'm lived.
The coast quad cutter ossipee 'ws
ordered from Portland, Maine, to scare
for the fishing power dories, reporte
IA missing from Thatchers Island, off Car
Ann. 1t was understood that both ha
= ten men aboard.
to-
to The United Synagogue of Ameri,
les yesterday recommended that the con
ing Rabbinical assembly take measur
Up. to avoid violations of the federal DR.,
nd hibition laws in the distribution of sa
trr ramental wines.
di-
aid In order to aid the unemployment 81
me uation, the city of Providence will wit
ign | in two months undertake a programn
en- of street building and sewer constru
re- tion involving expenditure of approx
ne mately s1,25o.ooo
There were small strikes in four mil
and two were shut down when the D:
III of the greater part of the approximate
$4,000 employees of the cotton manufa
old turing industries of Rhode Island was 7
18th duced by about 20 per cent. yesterd;
morning.
his
m Miss Caroline A. Hayden, SO years o.
the who has been in the Home For Ag
Women, at Maiden, Mass, for sew
ce- years, received word yesterday that s
to had been beouathed the income frc
cen | s65, ,0O0 under the will of a brother t
lxe late Thomas Hayden of Boston