Norwich bulletin., 1922-01-10
BRIEF TELECRAMS

BRIEF TELEGRAMS |
A giant fossil was reported found on the
farm of John Kote, near Curtis. Ned.
MAGISTRATE McQuade declared the crime |
wave in New York is due to the. modifica-
ton CT the Sullivan law
According to report at Berlin. 5000 !
Bokhara and Persion carpets will be i'm |
ported to Germany from Russia
Charles s. Mitchell, editor in chief of
the Washington Herald, died at his resi- |
dence in Washington.
course in the appreciation of music"
has been added to the curriculum of the
Massachusetts, Institute of Technology
The excise taxes imposed by North
Dakota upon railroads within the state
were held by the supreme court to be in
valid.
Of the 1000 buildings at Camp Devens
only enough to shelter 10000 men, to-
gether with the base hospital and the the
atre, are to be retained
The two-masted Calais schooner Sarah
Eaton went ashore on the Campobeilo,
n. b, side of Lubec Narrows. opposite
Lubec and may be a total loss.
Marshal Foch sent letetr of thanks to
President Rea CT the Pennsylvania rail-
road for directing his railroad tour of
merica and Canada
George A. Eng. acting chief enforcement
agent in Detroit declared an end will be
| put to liquor traffic If the names of Gus
| toners of bootleggers are published.
Ohio Associated Dailies. including as
members newspaper publishers in all CSC
tions Of Ohio will hold its midwinter
meeting at Columbus. Jan. "a.
| Rockefeller Foundations General Educa-
ton board contributed s250.o0O to the
Radcliffe College Endowment fund. pro
vided s4o0, 900 more is raised by July !.
l. For the second time recently the
Clinton Garage Company's place at Cln-
ton was broken into Sunday night and
the cash register relieved of s51 in bills.
The principal purchasing agencies in
Pittsburgh announced a reduction of 25
cents a barrel in ali grades of crude oil
handled in this market. except Ragland
which was reduced Is cents.
Timber in the United States is being
consumed four times as rapidly as it is
being grown. W. B. Greeley, chief of the
forest service, told the house agriculture
committee.
footprint made by an animal be-
leved by scientists to he that Of the
grandfather of the kangaroo species has
just been found in an ancient lagoon in
the Hastings district
Fire destroyed a four-story brick build
ing occuoied by the Bayor Grocery Co.
and the Cumberland Candy Manufacturing
Co. at Cumberland, Md. Loss was esti-
mated at s2S5,ooO.
Alexander Postnikor. president Of the
International Sales Co, VIII just returned
from Argentina will be modified with the
view of attracting a larger influx of set
tiers.
Thirty three saloons in Boston were
raided by dry agents. According to Pro
hibiticu Director Wilson, evidence has
been obtained that will put the places
out of business.
,, Senator McCumber Of North Dakots
was SeleCLeQ Dv the committee pn COIH
, mittees as chairman of the senate finance
/, , committee to succeed the late Boies Pen
| rose.
Eastbound freight business over tn,
Boston and Albany railroad the frs
week of this year was approximately 2;
per cent. less than during the correspond
ing period last year.
= |
Cross arrived at New York with nint
members of the crew of the schoone
Blue Peter. which was burnedtff the coas
: of Uruguay Dec. 12
One new case Of smallpox was re
ported to the health department il
' Bridgeport, that of child who lives o.
( Park street. There are now eight case:
J all said to be mild forms of the disease
s Joseph Abrahams. president Of tn
u Modern Grocery company, chain stor
y system in Connecticut. died at his hom
X in South Norwalk Of heart trouble
aged So years
!. Three men who with two others hle
u M bank messengers in Chelsea last Nc
e vember and escaped with the s2S.44
l. payroll of the Dalton Shoe company wer
d sentenced to long terms in Jail.
IS Max KntE, who gave his address a
n SIS Elton street, Brooklyn \. Y. wa
It arrested in the store of "a Springfield
s. Mass. fur company with furs wort
$500 in his possession which he is a
ID legged to have been trying to dispose o
y C. o. Frisbie. former general trani
It manager of Armour & Co, former pres
II dent Of the Illinois Tunnel Co, and form
er president Of the Cornell Wood Product
in Co. has toined the staff of La Sale E1
Is tension University as chairman of the &C
D. ydsory council.
Lajpat Raj. prominent Hindu NatioI
~ alist, has been sentenced to six montr
sc and fined 500 rupees under the seditioy
ne meetings act and to one years "rigorou
Imprisonment" the sentences to run cor
IN secutiyely.
= James Redahan, 30. Of New Have
was fined $50 and costs in the poll
court in Meriden upon admitting that
December S he was riding on the Ne
no Haven road on an employees pass TIL
III ne had rented, he says. from man
New Haven.