Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-15


 ling the strets and the wealthier inhabi tants are fleeing to Japan.
 Alanon B. Houghton, United States nm bassador to German was given 1he degree of docsor of laws at St .Stepnen's college nadale-on-the-Hudson
 British army estimates for the coming | year total pounds sterling 62,30O,0O0, a. compared to pounds sterling 9J,f14,O0O las. | year.
 The hardware store at Lancaster, \. ! H., owned by L. F. Moore was destroyed l Dy fire today with a loss estimated at approximately $1OO.0OO.
 Philo W. Newton, president and treas urer of the .ewton Drug company, and for many years one Of the best known druggists in Hartford, died suddenly of heart failure. 1 An investigation into the closing of five Boston trust companies since the | summer Of 1920 was asked o tLne IeEis- latlVe commIttee vn banAs and bank | ing.
 The Telegraph block, on Main street, I Nashua Daily Telegraph, was virtually l destroyed by fire wNh loss estimated at more than S10o,00O. 1 library of Chinese and Japanese | books given by the YaIe Association of Japan was acknowledged by the Yale Corporation on Saturday when 1t adopt ed vote of thanks. l A fire starting in the business section of Bucksport, Maine, having Its orlgln In the large bIock of the Central Maine
 Power Company, caused 8 loss esu-
 mated at SS5,OOO.
 Fifty dollars fine and 30 days in jail for kissing a young woman was the pen nlty imposed upon c. $. Maddux, 70 years old in county court at Palo Pom to, Texas.
 Samuel ReveIh and Paul GreEorio, l arrested in Greenwich March on sus-
 picton of automobile theft, were turned
 over to Sheriff Wilbur A. Reeds of Mix
 county, Ohio, under S5,O00 bonds each
 Mrs. Bessie ". Buxton, president oi
 the Peabody Womans Club, of Salem
 Edass., who had been missing since Sun-
 day, notified her sister that she was al
 she American Womens AssocIatiou 1T
 New York.
 George Muligan, Trinity coIIeg, . freshman, whose case of alleged lncen. 6 liarism, in connection with recent fires at the college was nolled on March for
 Jack of evidence, has resigned from the [ college.
 . Announcement is made that Bishop Ed . win Stevens Lines, of Newark, N. J., ha b been named preacher for the opening ses n sions of the general convention of tn, a Episcopal church at Portland, Oregon T beginning September sixth.
 Federal authorities in Chicago joined y in seeking the solution of the mysterious r bombing of the suburban home of Wili. ,. P. Dickson, president of the Security e Trust & Deposit company of Chicago. ,- American interests have contracted Il with the governor of the Mexican state o Il Chihuahua for the purchase, improvement U and subdivision of 6,0O,OOO acres of Ian d In the state and the contract is now before
 the Chihuahua legislature for approval
 Tho total population of Paterson, \. J. N in 1920, 135,S75, included 44,966 male.
 and 1882 females ten years of age anl l. over who were gainfully occupied, tn, r. Census Bureau announced. al salesman who provides the automo l. bile used in his work cannot collect work d mems compensation in Massachusetts if in t. jcred Commissioner David T. Dickinson o 8, the industrial accident board ruled n Alleged to have acted in concert witt
 two others in defrauding David Gardine 1t out of S70,000 in stock tranSaction, Loui S. Wilder, 23, a salesman, was arrested i le New York on a charge of grand larceny of Plans for the "hoating liquor palace to which J. V. Martin has announced will b
 stationed in the Atlantic outside the thre
 mile limit, are going forward, according t
 Martin.
 Because the compilation of 5000 ds names or more in the Yale Alumni Di in rectory is quite a task the corporatio n- has before 1t the suggestion of makin h. the issue triennial instead of a bien ce nial one.
 ,y In the arrest of Charles H. Baskel D. 1T, and James M Grogan, IS, the pc a. lice expressed the belef that they ha e. taken into custody the persons respor ed sible for several breaks in Cambridg n- Mass.
 st ad Proof that higher education does n' nd divorce the feminine interest from u ce home is advanced by co-eds at Bostc
 University. Records at the college sho he that eighty per cent. of the 5000 stl es dents, most of whom are girls. are eitl to CT partially or wholly self supporting. an
 nt A reduction fin the price of shoes WI n- announced yesterday by manufacture
 of Brockton, Mass, and the Old Color
 district generally, comprising one of u
 largest shoe making centres in the coul sS try.
 The resignation of Victor J. Mile aS president of the board of police commi A sioners of St. Louis, is demanded by u .n n Central Trades and Labor union, in re olution made public. Miller last wet as charged that vice existed in high schoo ,r there.
 h. For nineteen years Irs. Claire Gilbe a of Chicago had cherished the hope tn
 her husband, Edward Gilbert. wo disao a5 Ipeared, would return to her and their tv
 children, but she Is en route to Los A
 geles to identify the body of Edward G
 bert, mining engineer, who died ther
 leaving another wife. oG
 of simsbury.-The employees of the Sim