Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-17

to. accept the appointment of Monsignor l Isidiro Carrillo, bishop of Matagalpa, Me l aragua, as archbishop of Honduras.
 Tho 1sas-I9za federal budget Is e1- pected by administration officials to be | from s10o, ,00e,eqp to s30o,Oo0 900 under | that for the present year. Tentative plans were made for President Harding to goto the capitol next Tuesday and deliver i'll person his message to the extra session of congress.
 Eleren persons were rescued by fire men and police in fire in the Folsom block at Union and Buffum streets. Lynn, Mass. The loss was estimated at $l2,OoO
 The St. Louis branch of the American Association for the Recognition of the Irish Republic has withdrawn from tho national body.
 A dispatch to Quebec from Bersimis on the north shore of the St. Lawrence re- ported the drowning of eleven persons i7 the Lake of Shelter Bay river thirty miles from the seashore.
 William C. Robinson. president Of the Maine Genealogical society in his report at the annual convention in Lewiston, Me urged farmers in their spare time tC help with the roads.
 -Four prominent members of the volun- teer fire department at Freeport, N. T., charged with setting fires, just to get ac- tion for the department and stir up 3 lit tie excitement were arrested. The Edward LOngstreth silver medal was presented to Dr. c. w. Coley, of i Bridgeport, for the ingenuity of his silent i typewriting machine, by the Franklin 1 institute, Philadelphia.
 Martin M. Gaines. the American con sular agent at Caldera, Chile and his i family, and all the other Americans in f that district are reported to be safe and i well.
 The strangest request ever received by i the city clerk of Orange, N. J., was opined by him. Signed by number of Orange bootblacks, it read: We hereby petition your honorable body to tax us
 $25 a year for 3 license"
 i If the first month of the new tariff in aony criterion flor the year, the federal t treasury will derive more than half a |
 of the three to four hundred millions es- timated by government officials.
 Contracts for 1o.oOo.ooo barrels of fuel oil, 10 be delivered by the Standard Oil , company of New Jersey, and 100000
 barrels to be delivered by the Texas com
 pany. were awarded by the Shipping board.
 | ii ship afioat, was drydocked at the Com
 monwealth dock, Boston, owned by the United States. the only plant in the world
 now in operation that is large enough to cradle the giant liner.
 William H. S. Demarest, president oi Rutgers college New Brunswick, N. J. is seriously i'll of pneumonia at his home i His condition, however. was said not tc
 be dangerous as yet. He was taken il last Saturday.
 | American distillers filed & formal pro. test with Commissioner Blair of the in
 ternal revenue bureau against enforce ment of recent treasury decision re- i, quiring drastic changes in the form ant condition of permits under which they , operate.
 The freigllter sagaporaok arrived a , Boston with 400 tons of Turkish tobacct ! aboard but not cigarette on the ship
 and the crew, who had been withou
 smokes for a week. sent out a messenge for hurried supply.
 Il David A. Marshall an attorney charT cd with interfering with James P. Rob
 erts. Boston prohibition supervisor, wheI 7 the latter tried to arrest a man wht I was pouring liquor from a flask at hotel cafe two weeks ago, was discharget
 by federal commissioner.
 President Harding has sent letter t.
 Mrs. Douglas Robinson, sister of the lat
 Theodore Roosevelt and member of tn national republican committee, concedin; : opinion regarding prohibition enforce \ ment.
 l Major Malcolm Theeler-NichoIsor critic of the regular army, has lost hi : appeal from the classification whic 3 makes him subject to discharge, and ha sent a petition to President Harding ask
 ing for reversal of the action. ? A motion for & new trial for Josep ] Lipsitt and Israel Horvitz of New Bed
 ford. who have been found guilty c r smuggling liquor from the schooner Re n nance. was filed in. the federal court i
 Boston.
 Premier POlncare, without replying i E detail to Lord Curson's memorandum
 sent word to London that he saw nothin , in it to prevent France and Englan = from reaching an accord on the attitud n their delegations should take at Lat H same.
 An offering of s4.oOo,oOo 2 per cen ..s cumulative preferred stock of the Phot : nix Hosiery company, of Milwaukee wa '. announced by New York bankers in COT IL nection with plans for the recapitaliz,
 tion of the company. The stock will [ ' offered at par and accrued dividend
 Discoveries of tho tissue-buiIdinE a.
 tivities of the white corpuscles, believe
 by scientists to point the way to the il R definite prolongation of human life, wel
 outlined by Dr. Alexis Carrei of u 0, Rockefeller institute in an address b g. lfore the National Academy of Sciences, T., New York.
 IS The crown of worlds champion bron, is land steer buster rests on the head to Dave White, of the cowpunching star d who appeared during the last week S. tthe rodeo held at Madison Square Gar Id eii White won his honor by goii ne through a regulation week of cowboyir
 lwithout being tossed off once.
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