Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-02

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 All Spanish prisoners in the ha nds . of the Moors, including General Araujo i and General Navarro, are now employed 1 at carrying stones for road making. |
 The Boston and Maine Railroad was authorized by the public utilities com mission to issue six per cent. refunding mortgage bonCs for $3,991 ,000.
 Judge L. P. Waldo Marvin of the su- perior court in Bridgeport signed the ap- plication of Charles H. Welles of Strat- ford for a hearing on petition for re- count of the vote cast in Stratford Nov. '.
 Word was received in Bridgeport of the death in New York of George Auger, 36.t circus giant with Barnum Bailey and Ringing Brothers shows for a num- Der of years.
 Harold c. CuthiII. flying parson," of the amateur running tracks, was an- nounced as the winner of a scholarship i in the Harvard Theological school The commission appointed by the Irish government to inquire into the working of Irish railways has just reported, with one dissenting vote, in favor of the ma tionalization of the railways by the state. The Australian legislative assembly passed an amendment to the liquor H. censing bill providing for country | wide poll after a stated period instead i of local option. The vote was 62 to 19. l Dean Emeritus Charles F. Emerson of Dartmouth college, who had given 45 years of continued service before his retirement nine years ago, died at his home in Hanover. N. H.
 | One ear of an early morning train on the Boston 6 Maine railroad went into at Pattee, N. H., and part of the bridge
 went with it. No one was hurt. The cost of building has increased
 nearly 27 per cent. in Boston since Jan-
 uary 1 the division of statistics of the
 department of labor and industries an-
 nounced.
 Charles L. Lerenzini of Bristol, whose
 body was found in shallow water in the Connecticut river, on the East Hartford
 shore, Tuesday afternoon was murdered
 in the opinion of Medical Examiner. Dr
 H. J. Onderdonk.
 Palestinians are temperamentally
 afraid of the census. Ii the days of Abdul Hamid and other Ottoman rulers
 a census was taken only in order to in- crease taxation or to conscript the mer for military service.
 Mrs. Carrie Chapman Catt. the fam
 ous American woman suffrage leadel who may visit Rio de Janeiro to assis the local organizations in their fight fol the vote will find the campaign wei under way upon her arrival. The appointment of Major Edwin r : Parker, Jr., Captain Robert W. Daniels and Captain Basil H. Perry, oil of tn, ! ! regular army, as assistant professors 0 military science at Harvard were an . nounced recently.
 : Railroad police reported at the ofiee I of the New Haven road in New Have q the arrest of three near old boys a Bridgeport charged with breaking int
 cars of the American Express compan and taking $2,5oO worth of goods.
 Arrangements for the funeraI of Vii 2 liam G. Rockefeller, nephew of. John [ Rockefeller, who died in New York as tn . result of a cold contracted at the Yale = Harvard football game. were delaye | or WOTQ rom liS Kltl who has been touring Europe.
 Endorsement of President Harding . stand for stringent enforcement of tn s prohibition laws as long as they remai on the statute books was given by W Il H. Stayton, founder and national execu !. tive head Of the Association Against tn ,. Prohibition Amendment y Efforts in behalf of working EIrls an T II child welfare is the one issue upon whic ' the first three women ever to represer U U Hennepin county (Minnepalis) in tn ai Minnesota legislature are united. an ' for which they will work when the sei LII sions begins next January.
 H. K. Powers, excavation contraets r. of Los Angeles, had three and a ha lg cases of dynamite in his automobil '. officials said, when he was arrested : u Santa Monica, Ca, for speeding at 1: 1e miles an hour.
 Receipts of deer at the Bangor inspe
 tion station during the season whic
 closed Thursday have reached a total F 1882 which it is expected will be col
 siderably increased by tropics of hunte ,n who will come out during the next fe to days.
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 e. A young woman, unidentified, con oy mitted suicide by shooting in the ma a waiting room at the North Station he Boston. Except for the initials "M. {.
 S." on a pair of gold cuff links, a ae possible marks of Identification has bet e. removed. 1d
 lie Attorney General Allen of Massach 1il sets announced that he would comm ed nicate with the attorneys general of u K other New England states and of Ne
 York regarding action to be taken CT the export tax imposed by tn estate He Pennsylvania.
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 " John A. Temple, the past six yea be treasuner and secretary of the Brothe a. hood of Trainmen on the New Haven a re nounced his retirement to become a meI as4 Der of the staff of the grand secretary he the Grand Lodge of Trainmen at Cley ce land, Ohio.
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 Charging that her husband, Eugene he Brewster, wealthy publisher of mott to pidture magazines, had maintained or screen actress in their home at Roslyn, lis L, and then moved to a house in Morrl ed town, N.J., with her. Mrs. Elean WE Brewster began suit for separations
 Brooklyn supreme court