Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-24

died Of Suttocatlon when fire swept the attic of their home in Rochester, N. Y.
 Men riding in elevators in buildings operated by the city of Cleveland are re- Quested by Mayor Fred Kohler not to remove their hats.
 Masked women estimated at fully soc l paraded Atlantas streets for the first l time in the history of the city late Tues | day night.
 Statistics issued by tho census bu- | reau show increases in the number Of !; prisoners in state and federal institutions 1 since the wet year, 1917.
 Exports during October amounting to $372,000,O00 were greater than for any month since March, 1921, when the total was $3S7,Ooo,oOO.
 The freight tariff on German railways will be increased by 150 per cent. and passenger fares by 100 per cent, dating from Dec. l.
 . Fire that broke out in the business section of Sydney, B. C., during . bowling blizzard has been brought under control.
 The supreme council of Russian mon- archists, representing. all that is left of the government in favor of the return of the czardom in Russia, has just, com pleted five day secret session in Paris.
 Six members of a family named Hen derson were found dead in their home in Lancaster. Ohio. Death is believed to have resulted from some kind of medi- cine.
 Negotiations are proceeding at Lon don between French and British oil in terests under which American oil inte- rests will be admitted to one-quarter participation in the Mesopotamia fields. CouptrOIIeF-efect Frederick M. Salmon. of. Westport, sat with the state board 1 of control at it's weekly meeting at the i capitol in Hartford, as the guest of ! Comptroller Harvey P. Bissell. Forty-seven banks in New England
 and, New York have formed loan syn
 dicate to supply $8.000, ,000 to the Con- necticut Valley Tobacco association for
 the marketing of the tobacco crops. Anchorage, Alaska, faces a fuel fam inc this winter because of a fire that
 started Monday in the Evan Jones coal
 mine on a spur of the Alaska railroad
 and is still burning.
 Tho will eff Dr. Karl Von Ruck. ot AsheviHe, N.s C., tuberculosis special i ists, bequeathed approximately. $700, 00G for scientific research into the prevention and cure of tueercuIosis. l.
 I The American debt funding comnais. sion was advised by the Rumanian fin ancial mission that Rumania is unable al present to set date when it may be- gin the payment of interest of it's $41,
 100000 war debt to this country
 Although complete figures are stiI I lacking conservative estimate of tht joss of life in the provinces of Coqufm
 bo and Atac2ma, Chile, caused by tn. recent earthquake is 800 kiHes and iron 1 1900 to f,5oe injured. I Austin E. Gin, general agent of tn, } Shoe Workers Protective Union, Haver
 hill, Mass.,- was charged with crinnna libel by. Lewis E. Hovey,- publisher Q the Haverhiiie Record and summoned t court.
 Federal prohibition officers were eau tioned by Acting Prohibition ComrnIs
 sioner Jones that all offenders agains
 the liquor laws are entitled to give bai
 urfeil finally adjudged guilty in the cour of last resort. The management of the Reilly Col , lieries company Mine No. 1 at Spangiel Pa, was held responsible for the gas ex plosion in the underground workings ol November 6 last, when T7 men met deatt
 in the coroner's jury verdict. |, -s A radiOgram was received Thursday b
 the American Radio Relay league Hartford giving the names of12S Amer
 can amateur stations which were copie 7 in England on Nov. 1s, hreaking all pre-
 vious transatlantic records. Cornelius J. Murphy, SC years old, die l in the Danbuy hospital of internal ir ! juries received when a plank he wa
 throwing from moving train caught bt
 tween two cars and. swinging bacl
 struck him in the abdomen = Ruth Haetman Blackwell screen q. II tress, has filed in the superior court l. Los Angeles, an action for divorce frol . Carl. George Blackwell, known in motto . pictures as Carlyle Blackwell, whom sl | charges with desertion.
 Budget, calling for $S,e1s, 900 for us 2 conditional expenditures in 1923 VI . adopted at the close of three-day COT
 Board of Foreign Missions of the Metl
 odist Episcopal church.
 Il Creation of corporation with e0ver1 , ment subscribed capital of S100, ,e0O, ,et ]. to buy and sell farm products was pr ', posed for the second time in a bill il J troduced by Senator Norris of Nebra e ka.
 Il WalteF L. Cohen, negro of Ne 5. Orleans, was nominated by Preside
 Harding to be coHptroller of customs
 that city, position to which she prey S ously had been appointed during the T tcess of congress.
 z d Bishop cehalan, preaching in t {. Cathedral in Cork. and alluding to Ma e MacSwiney characterized 'shunger-stri .e ing unto death' on one's own priya = authority as self murder and grave ' e olation of the Fifth Commandment The schooner Isabelle Parmenter. Be
 ton for Georgetown, s. C., which. we
 ashore on Hedge Fence shoal in yineya
 Esound during gale Tuesday, was float
 of at high tide yesterday by the cos
 guard cutter Acustlna aD1 a wrecki Y. crew.
 O. o-1 The RevsJ. Mervine Petit, of oaands S. N J., announced that he had accept
 a call to succeed the Rev. Edwa nt Wheeler Hall; who before he was kille as waA rector of the Protestant Episcer nsl Church of St. John the Evangelist, NJ a Brunswick. .---7-