Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-03

| House to have recovered from a slight relapse she suffered a few days ago. and to be able again to sit up for brief perl ods several time a day.
 CircumnaviEation of the American continent will be one of the objects of ] W. D. Boyce, Chicago publisher and ] explorer, who announced he would soon leave for an African expedition.
 Said to be a sufferer from meIanchoIia. i, Frederick German, a steamfitter, of I North Bergen, N. J., shot and seriously I wounded his wife and then killed him ! self while the two were in bed.
 Alfred Capus. editor of the Figaro. member of the French Academy, and one of Frances best known writers on po- litical and literary subjects, died ia Paris. Weapons of many kinds and sizes taken from persons along the Mexican border under the war time espionage act are to be sold at auction at San Antonio, Texas, beginning January ?. Premier StambouIlsky of Bulgaria will leave Sofia today to confer by ar rangement with Rumanian cabinet at
  government at Belgrade.
 An appeal ''to all Christian people to exert every influence to secure the im- ] partial enforcement of all laws" was is- sued by the Federal Council of Churches of Christ in America.
 | The crew of the French sailing ship Corsaire has been brought into port at LOrient. France, saved from death by the German merchantmen Hugo Stinnes i off the islande of Ushant. 1 The hastily organized committee to save the Great Lakes naval training sta tion has called daily meetings in Chicago as a result of ruInored decision by the navy department to abolish the station.
 Payment by one manufacturers of ex- else taxes representing sales of S6o,o00,- 900 worth of autotomobiles during Oc- tober was announced by the. Detroit in ternal revenue collector.
 A new workiaE schedule providing a minimum wage of S for an eight hour day and vacation with pay, went into leffect on one of the principal street rail- way lines in Detroit for months trial. | Collectors of customs were instructed
 yesterday by the treasury to assess duty
 on cement imported from Canada at the
 rate of cents per 100 pounds under the
 provisions of the new tariff act.
 ..
 SeIwyn c. Edgar, aged zinc maEnate who committed suicide in St. Louis, last week, left half his estate to his wife who recently instituted divorce proceed. ings.
 The Arctic ocean is warming up, ice bergs are growing scarcer and in som, places the seals are finding the waters too
 hot, according to report to the com
 merce. department from Consul lift a
 Bergen, Norway.
 Wholesalers in San Francisco openes 1922 quotations on dressed turkeys a from to F cents a pound cheaper thai 2 1921. The new low quotation is 35 cent r per pound compared with 52 cents il > 1921.
 Twin sisters separated for fort a years, were reunited when Mrs. ottl ,. Erickson of Sterling, H., greeted Mrs . . Charles H. Held of Indianapolis. Unti ten days ago Mrs. Held dd not know sh 2 had sster.
 Mrs. Caroline Beatrice Post. was grant : ed divorce from Regis Henri Post ' former governor of Porto Rico in tn superior court in Los Angeles. Sh z charged cruelty.
 n John Nicholas Brown of Newport, R. I . heir to great wealth, has been awarde s a John Harvard fellowship by Harvar university for travel and study withou | stipend.
 One man was killed. 15 other person II were injured, several seriously, an = about thirty houses were demolished b a tornado which struck Webb City, Mo One hundred persons were made home
 less.
 Colonel Thomas Smith. C. s. A., re ' tired. dropped dead in Columbus, Ind. H
 was there to spend few weeks with hi O mother, Mrs. Anna Smith. His hom n was in Washington
 s Herbert D. DeefE for eight years wit the New Haven county farm uuI --u a 1t executive secretary, resigned. effe,Viv, E January 1, to take up newspaper publish Ie ing at Guilford.
 le Postal savings deposits continue { ,- shrink, but the decrease during tn IS quarter ende dSeptember 30 was smalle t. hthan in any three month period sine
 March, 1913, when deposits reached th le peak
 s-i A letter to President Harding frov IS Andrew Furuseth, president of the In Id ternational Seamen's Union. suggests tha y- the administration should attempt t cI solve the problem of Asiatic workers O E. American ships.
 Gratitude for the tractor unit sent
 Russia for reconstruction work by th
 friends of soviet Russia is expressed ! R Premier Lenine in a letter received an
 made public by New York headquarters ( an the organization. or Fire of unknown origin destroyed m six family apartment house In suffiel n, driving tenants from the building an CT causing loss of 1e.0o0. There wei F's IS children in the six families in u IT, house.
 ed lie Geerge Boss, %. ones associatsd wi, re Russell B. Harrison, son of former Pre- mt ident Benjamin Harrison. in publiahir i'll the Montana Journal at Helena, Mon is was found dead in the bathroom of h nd apartment in Seattle, Wash with a bu < let through his head.