Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-03-17


,esses against the Moroccan rebels, de-
spite stiff resistance.
Nelson H. Hoyt died in South NOrwalk,
aged 6S years. He was a grocer In NoT- :
walk for over so years.
semi-ofriciaI denial was made yesterday |
that Italy will invite the League Of Ma
ions to the Genoa economic conference.
Claims are made by the Oakland, |
Cal, Revolver clu5 that It's mark of l. i
165 out of a possible 1850, recently es- |
taiblished, is a worlds record.
The Maryland senate by vote Of %
to 4 passed the anti-saloon leagues pro-
htbition enforcement bill with an amend |
ment attaching a referendum.
Directors of the Great Northern Rail
way announced yesterday that dividends
would herea1ter be paid semi-annually
instead o. quarterly.
The house voted, 219 to 90, to permit
the president to use part Of the regular
S25,000 travelling expense fund for White
House entertainments.
An anti-Ku Klux KIan organization,
known as the Knights Of the Visible
Empire, has been formed in deaidLon,
Okla.
The Hampden (Mass.) county COM
missioners set August 3 as the date for
the dedication of the new S5,000,000
bridge across the Connecticut river, now
nearing completion.
The American Hide and Leather COM
pany, Lowell, Mass, has announced a
ten per cent. wage reduction effective
Monday, March 20, at the Lowell plant.
Three hundred workers are affected.
General SenenoF. the anti-bolsheFist
leader who Was permitted to land at
VancouveI viii be required to appear be-
fore immigration inspectors If he aDDlies
for admission 10 the United States.
The request Of the Canadian council
of agriculture for the reesta adjustment Of
the Canadian wheat board viii be re-
ferred TO the agricultural committee of
the house of commons.
Hereafter each shipping board pas
senger liner leaving Seattle. Washn.,
will carry rs Bibles and 25 hymnals.
The steamer Bay State was the first ves-
sci to be supplied
Winter in the Swiss Alps has been SO
severe that scores of wild hoaTs wolves
and other animals have been driven to
the towns and lowlands in search Of
food.
Counsel for Mrs. Edith Kelly Gould,
divorced wife of Frank Jay Gould, told
Supreme Court Justice Newburger that
his client needed $4,000 annually for
living expenses.
James A. Doughty, II years old, died
suddenly of heart failure at his home n
Torrington. He was well known in the
business circles Of the state, having been
associated in an official capacity with
several organizations.
Five men and Two women hare been
detained by the New Haven police on
suspicion that they are members Of a
New York city band of thieves who have
been mal1ing burglaries in New Haven.
A call for the annual meeting Of stock
holders Of the New York. New Haven
and Hartford Railroad company will
shortly be issued for April 19 at Hotel
Garde, New Haven.
Floyd Glotzbach in San Francisco de-
clined to reply to statements of his wife.
Nine. Margarete Matzenauer. that she
had sued him for divorce, saying he die
not care to discuss the matter.
| Edgar T. Appleby. International bslk-
| line billiard champion. and Miss Helen
! E OuteTbridge, both of New York city
were married In Philadelphia Wednes-
| day.
Professor Frank schIeEinger, director Of
the Yale Observatory, Yale University, has
been elected chairman of the American
delegation to the meeting Of the Interna-
! tfouaI Astronomical union, which opens
in Rome on May 2.
George Vincent Wendell, profe ssor o.
physics IN the school of mines. engineer.
ing and chemistry Of Columbia Univer.
slty, died OF pneumonia IN New Yorl
after a brief Illness. He was 81 years
old
American exports for February
amounted to s251.OOo,ooo as compared
with s27S,S72,55o for January. and i'm
ports last month were valued at $217
600 900 as compared with imports o.
s217,1s5,1e0 the previous month.
EPSON, N. H, wants a doctor.
town of e55 persons It has had no ply
sician to minister to its ailments for 81
long that the town meeting directed tn,
seltcemen to get one and to provide hin
with a home and an Office.
George Boh1. lying beside his sleep
ing wife in Denver. Colo. was foun(
with his throat slashed by his daughter
Kate. A razor was found beside hin
and the razor case was found unde
Mrs Bohl's pillow.
| Passenssr traffic on class one rail-
roads durlrs 1921 was twenty per cent
less han in 1920, according to reports
corupilei by the carriers for the inter
state commerce commission. A similar
condition was reported last month as tc
freight traffic.
Berlin despatch to tire London Tiniet
says that DR.. Andreas Her1nes, the Ger
man minister Of finance, has Informed
the refchstag that the entente fnanct
ministers are considering the idea of
great international loan for partial liqui
dation of Germany's reparations debts.
In a letter sent to DIR. John r. Black
state commissioner Of health, Governo
Everett ]. Lake gives strong support t.
DR.. Black in his order that all residents
Of the town Of Bethel should be vacci
mated.