Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-07

ArnlIess, IegIess or blind veterans of the World war would receive $50 per month to hire attendants, instead of s20 as heretofore under a senate bill passed by the house and sent to the president.
 The soviet government of Russia ex- poets to recruit 5000 steel workers from the Youngstown (Ohio) district this month, according to Il. $. Calvert, presi- 6ent of the Kuzbas Industrial colony.
 Andrew Mclean, editor of the Brook iyn Citizen died of pneumonia. He was born in Scotland in 184S, and had been engaged in newspaper work since he was 20 years old.
 Two Japanese destroyers are in the harbor at Kiao-Chow, China, as a pre- caution against trouble from bandits who, it Is feared, may moiest Japanese na- tionals.
 An exhibition of foodstufs prepared by Canadian manufacturers will be S feature of the British industries fair, which will be held cossurrently in Lon- don and Birmingham early next year.
 The American Radio Relay League is prepared to carry test case involving | tions, to the United States supreme court.
 A. Wilson, Q former clerk at the Adams House in Boston was believed to have jumped overheard from the steamer Gov ernor Dingley on the Saturday trip from Boston to Portland, Me. Directors of the National Bank oi Commerce. New York, declared an extra per cent. dividend in addition to the regular per cent. quarterly dividend on sotck.
 The London Posts Cairo correspond | ent says that Mohammed VI, the former
 Turkish sultan, is reported to have ac- cepted the invitation of King Hussein i sovereign of the Hedjaz, to reside ir
 Mecca. l A department of justice bill prohibiting mailing of threatening letters to the president or members of his family witf | fines and penitentiary terms as penalties
 was passed by the senate and transmit l ted to the house.
 The present administration. so lonI 1 as it remains in power, will not favol
 acceptance of mandates by the United l States, 1t was stated at the White 1 House in connection with the ear East ern situation.
 T A lecture on How to Make Hom, \ Brew illustrated by a motion pictur' and the exhibition of a confiscated stil Twas an unusual feature of the fall con vention of the New York county Women' Christian Temperance Union. :l A recovery of $e1.ooo in Argentina :! bonds stolen in a mall robbery in New ,i York in October 1921, started the polio in search for man who placed then
 as collateral for loan at a Chicag' West Side bank.
 Rules laid down by the Turkish Ma
 tionalist government provide that al persons intending marriage must hers after submit to medical examination. Vi
 oIations will result in severe punishmen and annulment of the marriage. , pr. Henry Whitman KiIburn. 65, sal
 to have been the owner of sanitariums a !, Berne and Lucerne, Switzerland. died il . Los Angeles. It is understood buria
 will be at Providence, R- T., where rel
 auves live.
 
 An "Ogd fashioned NspankinE weeb . with careful, prayerful spanking wa
 recommended as an aid fn raising futur f citizens in an address by Mrs. Shit I Afford at the eighteenth anniversar
 meeting of the Big Brothers and Sister f in New York.
 . The Brazilian government invited AT gentina and Chile, to attend a disarma F ment conference, to be held at Valparaist i Chile, January Is, as a preliminary | , the Pan-Amfrican congress to be held a
 Santiago. Chile; in March. ! Priceless historical records of tn ! early days of New France. removed [ r this village in 1921 for preservatio:
 were lost in fire that swept the Res e House of. the Gentleman of St. Sulpii ' Oka, Quebec.
 a The New Brunswick government I
 session at Fredricton approved the COT tract between the provincial electricz ri power commission and the city of S !. John for delivery of hydro power to th |, city from the Musquash plant.
 The body of Mrs. James GIynn, ( . South Windsor, who disappeared fro '. her home early on the morning of Fei !. ruary 25 last, was found in the shelt, ,1 of a tree stump near zelzer pond | South Windsor. The discovery was ma ]. by two boys who were setting trap@ Stockholders of the Singer Msnufa
 turing company. Elizabeth. N. J., appro v ed a recommendation of the board of. d ' rectors increasing the capital stock fro '. ninety to one hundred and twenty mi iis lion dollars by means of a 8 1-3 ? ie cent stock dividend.
 le The bungled hanging of Bonnie Swii le at Woodstock, (S. B. jail two mont o- ago, when two hangmen were used al to the body was cut down before dea d came and had to be hanged again. VI aa the subject of report to the sover
 ment.
 A denial that the Ku Kfux KlAn VI ,e in any way responsible for the series
 conaagrations which have occurred dr |, ing the last fortnight in Catholic instit = tions in widely separated cities of Can !. da was contained in a telegram receiv er by the authorities in Montreal fri c- William J. Simmons. of Atlanta, Ga, d Eperial wizard of the klan.
 program for the session of 1 ,s American Historical Assoc$Stion = " held at Yale University. December le i to 30, provides for addresses by Sec
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