Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-30

Bishop James NJ. ThOburn of the Methodist Episcopal church died at ms home in MeadviIle, Pa, after finger ing Illness.
 Amendment of the immigration quota law to permit admission of Armenian Greek and Syrian refugees from Turkey was proposed in a resolution by Senator Walsh, democrat, Massachusetts.
 The supreme court refused to grant Wayne B. Wheeler of the Anti-Saloon League permission to file brief as "a friend of the court in three liquor cases which are soon to be argued. An auti-semitIc demonstration in Vii enna by students has caused the sus- pension of classes in all the universi- ties. Jewish students were beaten and driven from the buildings.
 Prohibition is not wanted in Tulsa. Okla, declared Prosecuting Attorney W. F. Seaver in explaining why he had ord cred a wholesale dismissal of liquor cas- es in the county court.
 Turkey will be glad to make gem eral treaty with the United States and will be happy to begin negotiations at any time, Ismet Pasha informed The Associated Press.
 Plans for demfIitarizfng the islands of the Aegean sea were discussed by the sub-commission of the Near East peace I conference to whIgh this problem has been entrusted.
 General William BramweA Booth. commander in chief of the Salvation Army, left London for India, for three months inspection Of the work ot | his organization there.
 | A record American flight for a pony | blinp was made when a small dirigible 1 traveresed the 450 miles from Scott Field, H., to Bynum, Alabama, in ten hours.
 l Francis MassadeUs has resigned from l the dictatorship of the American Con- servatory of Music at Fontainbleau France. Max Dollone, a composer, has been appointed to succeed him. l Rafium has dropped &60,O0O a gram | in price and the Standard Chemlca \ company has been forced to close it: CarnOtlCe prOpeGIleS III 1dIdOOA Nd4CS Col, throwing $50 men out of work.
 Fish varying from minnovts to
 small perch have clogged water suppl!
 pipes in hundreds of residences in Chi
 cago since last Sunday. Defectiv' screens across intakes permitted tn fish to be drawn in.
 Poliee continued efforts to soIxe-t tn death in Los Angeles by poison of , man who registered at a down town ho
 tel as V. F. Boge of Portland, Ore. In
 formation from Portland was that tn man was 20 years old and unmarried.
 BootIegEers of New York, whose cur ! rency stuffed pockets and diamond GOV cred cravats have attracted attention c
 bandits, are surrounding themselre with corps of armed guards and nov :, about in constant fear of assassins' gunl ,, Alfred E. Lindsay, broker. who plead ed guilty last March to swindling prom : inent New York women out of s500,00 through fake stock selling schemes. wa sentenced to serve from five to ten year | at hard labor In state prison.
 The Manhasset Manufacturing Co e which operates tire fabric mills Taunton, Putnam and Warren, annount . ed a wage increase of six per cent. Il affect about 1,50o employees. This is tt ' second increase since September 1.
 New York and New Jersey cities al
 ibeing flooded with liquor from the/ B; r hamas. Scotland and England, it WI ? . asserted by Frank J. Hale, prohibitiC :, enforcement official, who has just con ; pleted an extensive investigation.
 Romeyn Park Benjamin. brother :, the widow of Enrico Caruso and son the late Park Benjamin, has announce 7 that he will soon make his stage deb' ., under the direction of noted pla, [. wright.
 . William Gibbs McAdoo of Los Angelo
 former secretary of the treasury, VI
 arrested in Tulare county and cited E appear before Judge J. S. Clack Satu
 day to answer a charge of speeding ,- the rate at the rate Of 51 miles an hou 's The Nova Scotia thrce-masted schoo .o CT Barbara w.. loaded with fertiliz
 and bound to Wolfville, N. S.. fro "a Boston, was caught in a northeast snC d squali and driven on to the rocks ne = = the Cuckholds Light off Southport. N ,. Henry Hancock and Mrs. Alber ~ Blackburn, both of Connersville, In = = were arrested in New Haven on | Fl charge of being fugitives from justiC
 They were held without bond pendil T. word from Connersville.
 pr. H. W. Evans, of Dallas, Texs ,s was elected imperial wizard of the rs -. Klux Klan by the imperial klonvok tion, meeting in annual session in 4
 lanta, Ga, to succeed Colonel Willis
 J. Simmons, founder of the present kl
 organization.
 While showing a number of visiti ii librarians the interior of the vault ar the state library in Hartford, State brarian George S. Goddard accidenta set off the burglar alarm. Policem i, He rushed to the library only to be tC ,iy the circumstances.
 A proposal to increase the capi 70 stock of the Standard oil company ger Kentucky from $12,o0o,0 900 to $17,5o on 900 to be followed by declaration of oL stock dividend of 66 2-3 per cent. v we be placed before stockholders at me on m ing in Louisville, Ky, December 21. ate The present practice under which s,
 | ators and representatives continue
 sit in congress for four months after u
 have been defeated for reelection wor ps be abandoned under an amendment
 the constitution reported out by the seni
 agriculture committee.
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