Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-01-23

More than three hundred Filipino sea-
mon have been employed to replace strlk-
ing Chinese seamen at Hongkong.
Frederick W. Orr was reelected pres
ident of the new Haven Young Mems Re
publican club.
The deere. signed by President Obregon
last Wednesday allowing United States |
citizens to enter Mexico without passpcrts |
becomes effective February 1.
The typhus is spreading In Moscow. Six |
hundred cases of spotted typhus and 1900 |
of the recurrent type have been register
ed to date.
Michael Mills, known ms prince Mi
chael" and head of the Jezreelites. or New
and Latter House cf David, is dead at Gil
bingham, Kent, Eng.
Lucien C. Creber, builder. Of North
Adams Mass, filed a voluntary petition
in bankruptcy. The petition lists liabili-
ties Of S65,1 and assets of s1,162.
The Massachusetts state board board Of
conciliation and arbitration handed down
decision continpuing the present scale
of wages raid to teamsters in Boston.
Physically and mentally alert and TAX
ing keen interest in politics and current
events George A. Gordon of Eureka, Kans.,
celebrated his 101st birthday Sunday.
William G. McAdoo. former director
general of railroads, is to testify a. tho
senate railroad, which will be resumed
tomorrow.
The condition of winter wheat is re-
ported to be generally good throughout
the eastern and northern section OF the
United States and also Canada.
Robert E. Lees birthday anniversary is
included in the American Legions calen-
Gar # events recommended for observance
by American citizens
Earns at springside Home, New Haven.
were burned Saturday, with % head of
cattle, five horses, four mG17s and seven
calves.
| Col. Henry s. Graves. formerly chief
forester of the United States, will succeed
James William Tourney as dean Of the
Yale Forestry school.
| Estimates on frost damnee TO oranges
and lemons in southern California during
the present cold snap run from so to 70
ger cent. in some sections.
| Exports Of manufactures fell of by So
600, 900, 600; shipments out of the country
of raw materials dropped by nearly ST.
000, ,0OO,0 900 and food stuffs exports de-
clned by about $500, 1000, goo during 1921
The printing department of the Ameri-
lean Railway Express company, New
York, was taken over by the f. A. Acke--
mann Paper company and the c. A Ack-
ermannu Printing company of Chicago.
Tex Rickard. boxing promoter was ar
rested in New York on charge Of Grim
iinal assault made by the Children's Society
on the complain of a 15-year old girl Two
other girls were held as witnesses
The Champion International Paper COM
lpany, Lawrence, Mass, employing 500
Shut down when the night shift finished
work Saturday morning dWe to business
lconditfcns.
| Bishop William Lawrence of the Massa-
chusets diocese of the Episcopal churcf
announced that he would ask for the elec
ton of a bishop coadjutor at the diocesan
convention to be held In Boston on May 3
The old Irish parliament building OF
College green, Dublin now occupied by tbs
| Bank of Ireland is destined to become thi
official home of the legislature Of tht
new Irish Free State.
The fund for the establishment Of tn,
Harvard School of Public Health. is to b
ramed in homer of DR.. Henry Pickerin.
Walcott, SO, senior member of the Har
ward Corporation.
The administration Of the Dublin cit!
hall has been handed over by the British
military authorities to the mu~cipal of
ficials, under the direction of the Irisi
provisional government.
Thirty-eight acres of the famous oil,
Hawthorne race track in Stickney hav
been sold for 800, ,ee0 to a syndicate o
southern iuT1bermen it became known II
Chicago.
p Permission from the Mexican congres
is necessary before President Obregon cal
leave the country, 1t is pointed out in con
nection with the report that he may go L
Rochester, Mimi, to undergo an opera
ton on his right arm.
a Daniel W. Lord, aged ca. member o
y. the Hemenway Archaeogolical expeditiol
q which 35 years ago made exploration an
), observations in New Mexico and Arizona
a died in Portland, Me, after four month
| illness.
Crops conditions in the northern hem
isphere were reported by the agriculture
department to be still quite variable
twtile the harvesings in the southern hem
II isphere were said to be in general slight
$ below estimates.
e Twenty-three carloads of pleasure ca
g and motor truck tires. the largest singl
n shipment ever made out Of Akron TO
Iprivate distributor eft Akron. Ohio Sat
Y urday. The lot is consigned to one EuroT
= can customer of the Goodyear Tire an
Rubber company and Is valued at aboJ
s25o,ooo.
Y George e. Clough. former town trea.
urer, of Palmer, Mass. charged with lal
s ceny of town funds to the amount of s2O
= 600 more waived examination whe
e hi soase came up for hearing and wa
: bound over to the May sitting Of superic
g court in the bonds of $4,000 on whic
Y he has been at liberty since his arraig1
: ment.
Movements of Prince OF Wales
Mysore, India, Jan. 20.-The Prince