Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-21

NO-parA1nS signs placeu Dy the police |, on downtown streets in New Haven have l found in Yale college students dormito- | ries. 1
 Drugs valued at S1O0,0Oo secreted In3 barrels of fish were seized on board the French steamship Fenchurch at New York. The vessel arrive dfrom MalssS, Spain.
 The shuster WOolen company of Doug las, Mass, and the Hayward Woolen i company have each declared stock divi- dends of 200 per cent, converting surplus into capital.
 The directors of the Wamuanoag mills, Fall River, at special session voted to recommend to the stockholders that the capital stock of the corporation be in creased from $175.Ooo to s1.oOo,ooo.
 Purchase of the Brier Hm Steel com pany, of Youngstown. by the Youngstown concern, is regarded in steel circles as practically assured.
 Wages will never return to the. levels .ins effect before the war, Julius H. Barnes. pre.ident of the chamber of commerce of the United States, asserted in an. address before the city club, in Washine son. s Tho Belgian chamber of depaties ap-, proved the text of the two treaties con. cluded at the Washington arms confer China. .f. .. l-. S.y-- = -, e>-
 Rev. Adolph H. EnElehardt sf Proyi- dence denies any knowledge of his wife suing him for a divorce. He says he. does not know where she is and that several months ago she sued him for non support. F Federal prohibition enforcement ac- tivities are being directed in New Ha- ven by--Frank Putney of Guilford, an agent s@Who has >been on the staff. of Ralph Blakeslee who has just been re- moved
 The board of directors of the National League for Women's. Service has closed a ueaI. i4 San Francisco that makes the organization owner of a site downtown lon which. a club costing, s1,eoo,ooo will be erected.
 Death came to the oldest resident, of Patchogue, N. T., Joseph Verneto, 106, | Mary, 97, were to have been removed by town authorities to the county poor house. s -..s.. s.
 Hiram Percy Maxim, president 6f the
 American Radio Relay league, and. Ken meth B. Warner. secretary, left Hartford last night for Washington where they will
 confer with Secretary Hoover on radio natteIs *
 : Six bafnsE were destroyed by fro in Montgomery and Chester counties in Pennsylvania. The fires were all within
 radius of twenty miles.s In at least two instances there was evidence of in The body of an unidentified man, wcdg- ed beneath the wheels of "a subway train l tied up traffic on Williamsburg bridge, l New York, for more than two hours be- tore it could be extricated by a wrecking crew:
 l Premier Theunis, speaking In the Bel giah- chamber sof deputies on the subject iof reparations, said, that Belgium ap. to
 the present time had advanced lI,500,- 0e0, 900 francs to Germany for restora-
 ton Of the devastated regions. v f s--s ss 2 - I Veterans. sf the Ciyii war. viaeus, of Iyeteranse and Civil War nurses probably l will receive Christmas presents from the government in the form of increased pen
 sions as the result of an agreemeA reaeh-
 ed by congress on the Bursum pension bill
 l Acceptance of bid of the siIeIair lI Crude Oil Purchasing company for pur-
 chase of all royalty oil accruing to the fgovernment in the next five Sears from the Salt Creek field in Wyoming, was an lnouneed late yesterday by Secretary Fan of the department of the interior.
 Baby carriages, hueksters, wagons and I jwheelbarrows were pressed into service fl,
 NewiAY York when the state fuel adminis- \ tration opened 49 distributing stations in
 the Metropolitan district and offered an.
 thfacite coal to the shivering popuiace d i 70 cents a hundred pounds. Il Vice President Ceolfdre, seeretar, Il Weeks and. Secretary Denby, will deliver aI radio addresses to the American public 'l on Christmas, eve when their voices. re produced by a new electrical and photo. Il graphic invention on motion picture film. will be bFoadcast by the Genera Electric company at Schenectady, N. T. Il gecrcfaRx uanby has tRamsmifsea [, Il congress tlss information h the hands o the navy department on the status o twarships zuped lndey the terms of ths Ii 1Nesh1n gfDa4 arms c6nference maya treaty, w eEheEs11ss disposed of by fh. , kaisnatnE s t tn,