Norwich bulletin., 1922-01-13

AA- NA-S -04A rial hospital.
 Depression in the coal trade has brought privation to miners in many places in the Pittsburgh bituminous dis trict.
 Trade between the United States and Latin America increased 10 per cent. in value during 1921 compared with 1913, the last normal pre-war year.
 Fire badly 4dams,zed four story brick building at 13S-144 State strett, New Haven, with loss aggregating i SSO, 900.
 1 erating in American waters has been | compiled by federal authorities for use | in combating run runners. | Five persons were killed and six oth- | CTS injured in an explosion at the mili- tary and marine arsenal at Galatz, Ru- mania.
 Manuel Diesuez, CSuatema1eIn ctorgn- in hospital at New York of acute in- digestion. l Agricultural colonies of Russians in
 Arizona, the Dakotas. California and western Canada will soon send delegates to Russia to select settlement sites.
 The Farr Alpaca company announced the distribution today of a total of ap-
 proximately $25O.OoO as q bonus to it's 5000 employees. This is an annual distri-
 button.
 San Francisco was awarded the 1s22 convention of the American Bar Asso-
 citation by the executive committee of
 that organization in session at Tampa,
 Florida.
 The Italian government has decided
 to give any necessary assistance to the
 foreign branches of the Banca Italiana Di Sconto to prevent their failure or forced liquidation.
 An unexpected overture for settlement
 of the strike in the Transvaal gold and coal mines was made by the Miners
 federation after the arrival of Premier
 Shuts
 The speech from the throne at the
 opening of the rigsdag. in Stockholm. made reference to the fact that women had participated for the first time in the parliamentary elections.
 Michael W. Delaney. Hartford hotel man and former saloonkeeper, was sent to jail for 60 days from police court on the charge of traffic in liquor. He pleaded guilty.
 Charles X. Matava. a mill worker, ! ewrel1ce, Mass, committed suicide u by asyhpxiation at his home He was l T. small children last fall. Proposal for aTiliation of the Erie - Fishermen's association with the Can S adan Fisheries association at St. Thon- U U as, Ont has eeen adopted by the form u CT association.
 T. Ninety independent milk dealers Q s Bridgeport. members of the Retail Mil u Dealers Association, cut the price O
 milk to 15 cents quart on grade A ant ,I F cents a quart on grade B. T. Secretary of Agriculture Wallace ii III | considering a tentative draft of rule! for administration of the federal high J way act under which s75, ,00OOO is made a, available for construction of fedora le aid roads
 1e Approximately three thousand mel l. employed at shops at the Delaware, Lack l. awanna Western Railroad Company q l. Scranton. Pa, Kingston and East Buf h. faio, \. T.. resumed work Wednesda, ul after an idleness of three weeks ,n The shooting of a Harlem deIicatessel le store proprietor by one of three ne d. groes who tried to rob him and the thief
 of $l20O from the composing room O r. the New York Call were reported by tn a police Wednesday. ns Joseph Finan of Rochester, \. Y on who registered with the police as Of 'hootlegger-out of work" was giv an en a 6O-day workhodse term by Magis to trait Levine in New York, on charge he of vagrancy and being a suspicious char re acter.
 cn John D. Rockefeller sent to the fed U' eral building in New York check fc
 $391,6s3.58 which the supreme court dt i cided he owed as taxes on income fro1 U" pipe lines which had been transferre iS- to oil companies.
 American trade with European couI
 tries was greater by S77000, 900 in 192 ps than during the last pre-war year, 191
 according to an tstimate based on eleVe oht months statistics made public by u 1e- commerce department. re-
 "A. Albert G. Whitney, aged ss, promt -Ls ent business man of St. Cloud, Minr
 who attended the wedding in Portlan .1- Maine, last Saturday of his so ot Wheelock, to Miss Katherine kimba -he died suddenly of heart trouble. nts
 7ed large movement of industrial em igh grants from the United States to Ru ere sia during the coming spring and summ ing was predicted by A. A. Heller, America
 representative of tht soviet government
 supreme council of national economy,
 New York.
 At least 1900 men, all out of vol or applied at the street department var IT in Waterbury for jobs as snow shov +ha CTS. The oity was able to find work a about 250 and the Connecticut compa oin and other concerns gave temporary c ,nd ployment to about 25O more twn The Shore Line Division of the NJ in York, New Haven and Hartford Ra tier road from New York to Providence lin- included in the interstate commerce co lied missions order which calls for the ere stallation of automatic train control