Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-03-18

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Monuments will be erected ut once
on twenty historic sites in eastern Can
ada by the Canadian National Parks
Commission, federal government body.
Furs valued at $500 by, S. A. shcreF.
New Haven dealer, were stolen by
burglars who got into his store. It was
a front door key job. the police say.
Three more smallpox cases were found
in Bridgeport, making 157 as the total
since the first case. One patient was sent
to the isolation hospital.
resolution calling on the adulinistra-
ton to recognize the republic of Lithu-
| ania was introduced yesterday by Repre-
sentative SABBATH. democrat, Illinois.
One cent paid By a FitchburE man and
100000 by corporation were lowest
and the highest amounts paid as income
| taxes in Massachusetts
The 146th anniversary of the evacua-
| ton of the port of Boston by British
forces was celebrated as usual yesterday
| in South Boston
| 5ohn Bog, "a year old Indian, said
TO b one Of the last surviving leaders
Of the Nez Perce Indian war, is dead
at Kooskia, Idaho.
Rev. Charles Eugene Betticher, Eois-
! copal clergyman and editor of "The
| Spirit OF the Missions" died at Cos
Cob. Conn.
Search of the deserted Lancey man
sion at Provincetown, Mass, reputed to
be veritafble treasure house" failed
to reveal secret money chambers.
| The socialist party of Massachusetts
| challenges President Atwood of Clark
! university to joint debate with Prof
Scott Nearing "on the merits or demerits
Of socialism"
The Boston navy yard has receiv ed
orders from the navy department direct
ing that all destroyers opera ting with
less than SO per cent complement cease
! movements.
One hundred and ffty-seven German
newsps- -ers and periodicals have sus-
pended publication during the last two
months, due to the increased cost of
print paper.
Four of seven former sub-chaser,
have been sent to Spedden's shipyard
l. Cantor near BaltirEo-e to be overhaul
ed in preparation for their new duty as
part of the prohibition navy
A reduction Of 10 per cent In rates
| on farm products from all points in
Maine to southern destinations was put
into effect by the Maine Central rail-
road.
Lucien W. Parrish. representative in
congress for the Thirteenth Texas dis
trict, was injured perhaps fatally, neal
Roby, Il1las. when a motor car in which
he was riding ran off an embankment
A well known agitator named Thukr
has been arrested at Nairobi. Britisl
East africa, charged with oraanizir:
/ meetings and spreading propa gand;
among the Indians there.
"Petting" and even n kiss, IL stoleI
! under the eyes of a competent chaper
one have been championed by DR.. lie
A. Stone, Of the Chicago Departments Q
Health.
Six million school children in tn
] United States have faulty vision, accord
ing to r. C. August inc of New York
president emeritus Of the American opto
= metrical association.
= The stock brokerage firm Of Nd
= Laughlin & Company OF Boston was dc
: c9ared to be conducting It's business IN
d fraudulent manner in finding returne
If by the state department of public util
e ties.
e Traffic Policeman w. H. Garratt az
peared at the police court records
Oakland, Cal. as the complaining VII
ness against his wife for cutting a col
Il ner at the crossing where he was o
duty.
1e OPPOSITION to further withdrawal {
= American troops from China was ez
g pressed by Secretary Hughes in 2 lette
I, read in the house by Chai airman Kahn {
ID the military affairs committee during ds
y bate on the army appropriation bill.
10 Hugh Campbell Wallace, form,
le American ambassador to France, al
l. Mrs. Wallace announced in Paris II
engagement of their niece, Miss Sal
l. Beecher, to Count Jean Bertrand I
Luppe.
d Plans for supplying physicians Z,
IL small towns IN Maine which at presei
lie have none, have been formulated by q
IN council, secretaries and permanent con
le mittees of the Maine Medical As5ocii
tion.
lg A woman found dead in = Ras-fII,
Or room in West Preston street, Baltimor
Or on Feb. 2S was identified, through Il
N New York police as Elizabeth Ariaan
TX an actress, known In New York and
$ Holland
One million members of the order
81 the Ku Klux Klan 'rnIa Maine to Tex
n are pledged to see that Matthew BuIloc
40 tNesnegro wanted at .Norlira. N. c., on
N charge of attempted murder. Is brougi
sh back from Canada to North Carolina Z,
IN trial
n Some old Kentucky whIskey bottI
n n in bond and shipped to Europe car
% back within sight Of the Statue of Il
T. erty, but only for little while II
shipment-2,474 barrels-wsas aboal
a. a. the steamship McKeesport from Hav
ne and It will not be unloaded until L
y. steamer reaches Nassau in the Bahama
n n TWO MORE ARRESTS IN
AZ TAYLOR. MURDER MYsTER
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-, ports that two men wanted IN connectir