Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-23

BRIEF TELECRAMS Burglars in three fur and cloth rob berries in Boston got $15,,0o0 loot. Walter !. o'HoaFn, K. C., of Halifax, ! was sworn in as attorney general :n the Nova Scotia provincial government l Sir Edmund Robbins. manager of the 1 Press Association. from 1880 to 19i7, l died at Bognor, Sussex, England. Ten requests of bootIeEgers in St.. Paul for Christmas paroles have been 1 refused.
 l A bnl urging the political emanetpa- ! ton of Panama's women has been in- i troduced in the national assembly. | Henry LikIy, 52, president and treas urer of The Henry Likly Company makers of baggage, is dead in Roches- l ter, N. Y.
 Surgeons in Minneapolis fitted a ra- : dio head set to a patient, a local anes- thesia was applied and Caesarian op- i eration was performed.
 1 Russia will have 8 shortage of at least 100000 tons of cereals this win | ter, according to the international com mittee of Russian relief. Christmas day in Bethlehem will be marked this year by an unusual pill grimage of children to the Little Church of the Nativity.
 Chief Justice Taft, who underwent a minor operation last Sunday at a hos ipital in Washington, is said to have vir- tually recovered.
 Nominations of Charles c. McChord and Joseph B. Eastman, interstate com merce commissioners for additional terms were confirmed by the senate.
 The New England Shoe Wholesalers association in annual session in Bos- ton elected E. Walter Smith of Worces- ! ter, president.
 Plymouth Thursday observed Fore
 fathers Day in memory of the Pilgrim: who landed at Plymouth Rock 302 years ago from the Mayfiower.
 James Hugh KeeIey, IT,, of Washing , ton, D. C., American vice consul il Constantinople, was married to Mis
 Mathilde Julia vossler, of Wellsville. N
 Y. and Richmond, Va. Senator Reed of Pennsylvania wa
 among a group of officers and forne
 officers of the army decorated by Secre
 tary Weeks for exceptional service i
 war time.
 The ship subsidy bill was endorset
 and its opponents in the senate criti
 cised by Bishop Homer c. Stuntz Of tn
 Methodist Episcopal church in Ceda
 Rapids, Iowa.
 John R. Macomber of Boston and DI Payson Smith of Brookiine, Mass, stat
 commissioner of education have beel
 elected life members of the trustees o
 Tufts college. ..
 Miss Eleanor Boardman, the Iesdin
 woman of motion picture eompan working at Indio, Calh. was severel,
 bitten by one of the camels being used
 the production.
 Efforts of police to rid Boston of m desirables in a campaign to stamp ou hildups and other crimes resulted in 1
 additional men betting taken into GUS
 todY downtown.
 The department of commerce In
 statement last night estimated that tn
 per capita consumption of meat in tn d United States will exceed 15e pound o this year. '' e Lady Helen Mary Fraser, wife of 8 > John Foster Fraser, the widely know e lecturer. was granted divorce fro c her husband in London on the ground l. Of misconduct.
 g The Little >AndrosoogEin Wster Pow, > Co.,, proprietors of the Barker NH. Al burn cotton goods nanufactory. Aubur y Me, has declared a stock dividend s 100 per cent.
 The 1919 race riots win east CEicat
 more than s500,oO0 in addition to 1 'I share of the expense of maintainir ,e 5000 state troops nine days, 1t was e oI timated.
 ., Lady Rhondda was granted a divor a. in London from her husband, i- Humphrey Mackworth, on grounds Id misconduct and desertion. The su s- was not defended.
 ,ee Orange growers in California ha'
 appealed to Lloyds for insurance f f. their crops against frost, according ,e officials of the California Fruit Grower ut Exchange.
 le Physicians attending Madame sar- Id Bernhardt in Paris insist that she I i'll main in bed at least ten days more e. recover fully from the fainting p
 with which she was seized on Monda - h. Daisy Pitts, Is. CuyahoEs Fa i'll school girl pleaded guilty in Akron,
 to manslaughter in connection with |
 killing last August of Tonsy Marcel
 her suitor. She said she shot Marce R because he had threatened her life. h. Keeping three guards eorneTed by h. barrage of pistol fire: bandits attack s- the L W. Samuels distillery in Bart O. town, Ky, broke locks and escaped vi ,e. eighty-eight cases of bonded liquor In n- motor truck. .- d. In order to prevent furShR n0te inf of ton. the, league of nations represent or tives have forbidden the Austrian goveI n- ment to distribute Christmas gifts In ca
 to civil servants These gifts would ha Q amounted to 200, ,ooo. .ooo.oo crowns. nd
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