Norwich bulletin., 1922-01-18

Law School, New Haven, on January |
80.
Lew Wallace. Jr., OF Crawfordsville. |
Ind, was appointed by Secretary Mel |
lon to be director of savings, in the |
treasury department.
Representative Albert W. Jefferies of
the second Nebraska district, announced
his candidacy for the republican nomi- |
nation for the United States senate,
Customs duties collected in the Phila-
delphia district in 1921 showed an in
crease of more than s3,000,O0G' over the
previous year.
| Frank X. Fraser. of Portsmouth. lost
his life in fire whlea Ivi-"eu ah ex-
ploSion at the liant OF the Atlantic Dye
stuffs at Newingten, N H.
The Japanese war office. regardless OF
the outcome of the Washington conference
plans reduction of the Mokado's land
forces by fifty. thousand men within five
1 years.
The transfer in mid-ocean of woman
stowaway from Antwerp to another ship
Britihh steamer Gasconier arrived in New
York
John T. Kelly, for half century
comedian in music shows and vaudeville
died in New York from bronchitis at
the age of ST. He was with the Weber
and Fields organization for several years
Campaign to repeal the volstead act
and permit the sale of 2.75 per cent beer
and Night wines will be carried to the
!, voters of Ohio this fall under the terme
of the referendum law.
f A new political party TO be called the
{ Roosevelt Progressive Party and run
/ entirely by women, filed Incorporation pa
pers The incorporators are Chicago and
e Oak Park women.
Business was suspended in Holyo4e
Il Mass, for an hour during the funera
: services fer Rt Rev. Mgr John T. Mad
: den, vicar general of the Roman ,Catho-
. lie diocese of Springfield.
s L. n. style of FL Paso Tex, prIncipa
e owner Of a mine at Santa Eulalia, Chi
Il huahua, has received news of the rescue
of his brother, A. C. Style, an American
e from Mexican bandits.
q Win only apprONimately SE0U,ouU,Vu'
o in notes backed up by one Of the big
ir gest gold reserves in the world. Australi;
If today occupies one of the strongest fl
h nancial positions in the world.
l. During 1921 tourists and climbers t
ST the numbers of 107 were killed in til
81 central and eastern Alps, mostly fron
a. falls according to officials statistics jus
in published.
n Miss Rose Heilman. IS years old. wa
lie found dead in her room in the Bron
ns with a gas tube in her mouth. Besid
her was an apologetic note and $3.50
pay for the gas"
IT, The Mass. supreme court in dec
III sion by the full bench, held that the Con
;. monwealth should be given no preferenc
X over other depositors in trust ocmpanit
H. which have closed their doors.
The four-masted, coal-laden Bosto
'r- schooner Freeman, Norfolk for Bostoi
or came into Vineyard Haven, Mass, wit
&c her bow badly damaged in a collision o
SIS Gay Head last night wit hthe steam'
" NIunaSbro Of the Munson Line.
n Professor Charles Cestre, Lift. D., T.
D., dean of the department Of Americ1
US language and literature at the Sorbonn
he Paris, will deliver d course Of lectur
&C. at Wesleyan University from Februal
st to Is inclusive.
ed Seizure of the first rum running al
he plane this year was announced by pr
iss hSbition hea dQuarters. The plane with J
nv bottles of Mexican tequila, the prohit
re-. ton bureau stated, was seized on t
NO Mexican border at Del Rio, Tex.
,rs m
The board of control of the Come
ticut Agricultural Experiment Station,
New Haven, yesterday appointed Profe
,v sor W. L. Slate Of the Connecticut AS
'N cultural college as vice director Of t
~, experiment station.
Iad The first appea ance in the united stat
- of Clonorchiasis, disease comm to I
iu orient, has been reported to the pub
,.s health service in connection with t
'a9 presence in California of 50 Chinese Ne
- chants.
~ Fifty guests Of the new Chase hou
nc nc Portland, Me, were given a scare by
IN fire which caused damage estimated
'oh $40, 900 to three small stores under t
hotel windows, and to adjournmg pl
perty.
MS Tn,mah j. CIsrkson, aged 22, swe
in committed suicide by taking poison in
of railroad station in Chicago, Satur6r
fire was found dead in an alleyway in
er- Louis.
tina
nd Several hundred employees of the 81
ath factory of Pincus and Tobias We
a thrown out of work when fire destroy
cut the four story building in Lexingt
TO Avenue Brooklyn. The loss was estim
of ed at 100000.
ar
on Mike Ser1no, at present under arr
in the county jail, Bridgeport, on
charges of manslaughter and Of au
mobile thefts, Is held criminally resp
cE sible for the death of Luigi Apicella
South Norwalk hotel keeper who '
to- shot and killed on Nov. 8, 1921.
two
the Inc pcard OF eouoaSion Oh the met
drs. dist Episcopal church in session in \
will York, announced that it had outstand
ems $1,711 900 loaned to students to fina
O their education and that since inau
tate ration of the student aid system, %,
who young me nand women have obtai
! loans.