Norwich bulletin., 1922-01-14

clerk of Springfield, died. aged el. He was a veteran of the civl war.
 Tn. coal industry in Pennsylvania i' passing through the most prolonged per lod of inactivity in It's history
 Thirty six persons suffering iron, rhoi- era and forty five persons ciassed as car riers of the disease are confined In the isolation hospital in Manila, r, l.
 Retail feed prices In 1a principal eit- les in the United States decreased F to IS per Cent In the twelve months ending December Is last,
 Walter Kreiiick, a student lH the '. Nj, c. A, college, Chicago, was in hes pitai with 8 broken back as 8 result of a wrestling match with Walter Maurer.
 Total expenditure fes building through out the country for the year 1921 wa s1,5s5,165,197, gain of i4s per cent over the record year ef 1920. Spanish ts=ess in Msrsesa are approach ing the northern boundary ef French M=- rocco, driving the Meerish rebels before them,
 saia st the HssteiI < Barker rar eeHi- pany te the Pullman company was rati- fed at a special meeting of stockholders in New York.
 I've new eases eI smallpox in Fridge pert yesterday bring the total up 10 29. | One of the new cases Is that of 8 high
 school student.
 l It eest ss7 eaI to obtain tho sisrtisn | of James NJ Curley H the mayeraity
 election in Boston last month, according
 to his statement filed yesterday. severnt thousand unemployed in Mon treal found work clearing tlie streets tf snow that cams with a forty-mile-an- hour blizzard, Drifts were eight feet deep in places,
 Employes of the General Electric Gem pany Lynn, voted today to devote one per cent of their earnings to provide fund of t15.oNo to aid employees Whe have been laid off during the winter,
 The Paris police are using wireless equipped automobiles to rid the city of to use air2lsnes in time of riots or dem- onstrstions.
 Pastors of the largest Congregational churches in the worlds biggest cities, l Broadway Tabernacle, In New York, and i City Temple, in London will exchange pulpits for six weeks beginning May [.
 John Kendrick Bangs, humorIst and
 lecturer who had been rep-rted recover ing from an operation for intestinal
 trouble at Atlantic City. has suffered a
 relapse and Is again critically i'll. 
 II Expulsion of Gustave VI. MInton, spe- cialist in several r-ominent speculative
 issues. from membership Tn the New
 York stock exchange, was announced
 from the rostrum.
 A pageant to celebrate the 5hth ami
 verssry of the graduation of the frs
 class st University of Maine will ha g
 feature of the university:s commencement
 program next June. The senate of the Philippines adopted resolutions requesting Manuel Ouez-n [, withdraw his resignation of president O
 that body which he rendered last Tues
 day.
 The steamship Arspahoe arriving fl New York from Charleston, S c, report ed she had sighted five sunken barge.
 about fifteen miles from Barnegat, \. J The masts protruded above water. j. A. Beahan, who has been clair = Agent at Boston. has been appointe assistant general freight agent of tn
 New York, New Haven and Hartfor railroad.
 f The only public bequest by the will
 of Mrs Emma Holt rhorne, filed fl
 New Haven was SlooO for the Churc Q of the Good Shepard al Shelton out O V and estate of sso,oOO.
 Europe Is fast pulling up to pre-wa production in foodstuffs. according to
 cabled summary of conditions receive . from commercial attache Alfred P Der . his at London.
 Revolutionary activities declared to ! - headed by General Felix Dfaz, ns'he of the former Mexican president. are 1T T creasing in the states of Vera Cruz an z Oaxaca and the government ts taking e, E. traordtnsry measures to combat them J Mrs. Una de Fudio. sl. widow cf Cour l. Carlos de Rudio, once sentenced to tt l. guillotine for complicity in bomb pl, l. against Napoleon and the Empress F, '- genie was buried in Los Angeles St e died last Monday.
 Count De Bomsnoncs md Don Msnu d Allendessalazsr, both former premiers ls Spain, after a conference today wit ' King Alfonso declared themselves in fs d vor of continuing the government of Pr n nnier Maura, which rehigned. r. Secretaries Hoover and Davis, Tn co n respondence made public, noiheu Il 0t garment manufacturers of New Yol a that 1t Is their intention to appoint 2
 impartial commission to investigate col ,f dittons in the industry interrupted by re strike of 5000 cloak makers. IS