Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-21


 BRIEF TELECRAMS |
 More than 30 miles of bridges have | been guilt under the federal-aid highway l program since 1916.
 The herring guI1s of Lake ChampIain 1 left for the north earlier than usual this | fall; and observers are wondering whether this means 8 long winter. ] Marie. the four year old daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Peter Gateman of Ansonia died at Griffith hospital from, burns re- ceived while playing about a fire.
 Tho giant liner Majestic, undergoing cleaning of her hull in the, navy drydock at South Boston, will be 1oated today.
 Moved by the decrease in EgYpt's pro- duction of cotton, the Sudan government will resume the irrigation development which came to an end in 1918 owing to financial reasons and labor troubles.
 The special mission of the league oF
  tain administrative. and financial reforms which the Austrian government has placed in it's hands. ,,s ,z
 Coroner John J. Phelan reserved de- cision after an investigation into. the au- tomobie accident in Stamford Sunday in which three men were killed and two others injured.
 Ten thousand miles of federal-aid highways were completed in the last fis- cal year bringing the total. mileage to 19,3OS. The years work constituted new record.
 Joseph McGrath, minister of industry, commerce and labor in the Dali Eireann cabinet, arrived in New York on the Baltic on official business relating to the financial affairs of the Irish Free State.
 The American Brass Company of Wa terbury announced it's plans for use of an addition to the main office building plans far erection of an additional story having been contracted for. -. | Tho impeachment charges against At i torney General Daugherty will be dis cussed at the regular meeting of the ju dietary committee, Thursday, Chairman Volstead said yesterday. < Charged with the larceny of $2S,ooo worth of silks and furs from the Amer ican Railway Express. company, Fred J. Mahoney, was arrested in Winthrop, | Mass, while calling ot young woman.
 Search is being made in the Maine woods in the vicinity of Bangor for Henry Ploff, of Portland ormerly of Beverly, Mass, who has not been heard from since last Monday.
 Increase of Al per cent. in applica- tions for building permits in 55 Massa- chusetts cities during October over the previous month, was announced by the state department of labor and industries.
 The vote of S12 cities and towns out of 355 in Massachusetts in the senatorial recount shows a total of 404,SS3 for Gaston: democrat, and 4oS,1S5 for Sena- tor Lodge.
 Judge Morton of the federal district ] court, Boston refused naturalization papers to 179 applicants because they I had claimed exemption from the draft in l the war.
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 f sion was called for in a bill filed with the clerk of the house of representatives by former State Treasurer Charles L. Burril. ~
 The three -masted British schooner Dorin, reported in dfstriss last Friday, was picked up yesterday by the Red Cross liner Rosalind and lowed into Hal flax, N. S.
 Theft of furs and other wo4nen's good. to the wholesale value of $fo,o0o was discovered by the police at the coat and suit store of Arthur L. Leary in Spring field. '
 comprehensive picture of the ami nal industry of the North American con tinent will be presented in. the display: ] at sthe International Live Stock Exposi ton to be held in Chicago December t , Government plans to preYeat tho e1 i tinction of antelope in Westerr Canada are proving successful, and; tht preserve created at Foremost Alta, il 1916 with 50. animals in captivity, nov \ holds 15o head.
 r Sweden's eight-hour day, acceptable t the laboring element, but, not popufa , with employers will be continued; unde l a provisional law for the next three years \ if the recommendation just made by th social board is accepted by, the govern [ ment.
 The Bermuda onion Is not what, 1t use, : to be, E. A. McCallan, Bermuda directo of agriculture He says the United State 2 tariff, competition of Texas growers an : the pink root diSease is largely re snonsible.
 Passing of sentence upon Mrs. Clarl Phillips, convicted of murder in the sec , ond degree in Los Angeles, for the slay a ing of Mrs. Alberta Meadows was con . tinued until Thursday. Her attorne : moved for a new trial and aaked tim Ito prepare his srguinent..
 |. County Attorney BoSnten anAeunee 4 yesterday that he would ask for con f tinuance until December 3 of the cas : : against William Allen White, Enpari . (Kan.) editor, who is charged with Vi Y olation of the Kansas industrial couI < law.
 The Hotel Plaza comgAny, which q kerates a hotel on Columbus avenue i :, the South End. Boston, filed petitio 's in bankruptcy. Liabilities wer egiven a Y $t42,401 and assets were placed at s1o1 e 555.
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