Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-19

1 loan recently authorlZeQ .Oy congress. The bids will be opened January 12.
 Funeral services for William s. Beech. CT, well known manufacturers and public official, who died at his home in New Haven, will be held today.
 J. BoIes Potter, of Bridgeport, trolley manager there, in a bankruptcy petition gave his debts at $37,375 and his assets at $23,25S.
 Directors of the Travellers Insurance company, of Hartford. declared a reGu- lar quarterly dividend of per cent, and an extra dividend of Is per cent.
 Mrs. Elias Michael and Mrs. Edwin H. Steednan are the first St. Louis wo- men to be elected to the directorate of l a national bank
 The board of trustees of the Uniree.
 sity of Pennsylvania, yesterday accept. ed the resignation of Major General
 Leonard Wood as head of the in@ru-
 ton.
 Hope is expressed in French onHciaI
 circles that the Lausanne conference
 will finish it's worK in time for the sig nature Of a areaty of peace between ! ana ATIeGCe D6lOLC NnElsIudS. , pr. Stanley H. Osborn, commissioner
 of education, in referring to the discov- , cry of a new case of smallpox in
 Bridgeport, said it showed that the dis case still existed.
 Maine had its first real snow storm of the winter Sunday, 1-2 inches falling in
 the ne.-hborhood of Portland, where a l blanket of four inches already covered the ground.
 Prosecutor Joseph C. Woods issued e a warrant for the arrest of Frank q | Grampico, former supernumerary po- liceman in New Britain on a charge of obtaining money under false pretenses John J. Durkin, Of New York. q l. braxeman employed by the New York New Haven and Hartford Railroad wa. t instantly killed in the East Bridgeport q rrailroad yards.
 | In recognition of the 25tII anniyerSar, . of his ordination a luncheon was giveI d by friends to Rev. Fr. ". r. Kennedy ipastor of St. Peters church in New Ha T. ven.
 Another negro died at the Southern Pa a ci6c hospital, Houston, Texas, bringinI o the toll of the wreck on tine Houston Eas
 and West Texas railway at Humble. las
 Wednesday night to 2i.
 Eamonn De SvIera braVod the IIs
 of arrest and narrowly escaped it ESz - he attended q morning mass in th le fashionable Catholic university churc m in Stephens Green, Dublin, according : g. the London Daily Express. ;b Five shopIiftins cases were befor of Judge Elsner in police court in Hart e, ford Mary Wescnoski of Portlan' pt beaded guilty to theft of goods froI ck tour stores. She was sentenced to ia lg for five days.
 Jonathan Emo, proAE5ition enfore, n ment agent for Connecticut, has bes a 1 dropped flor the good ot the service D. according to a statement by Deput
 Commissioner Jones Of the prohibitic e. enforcement office.
 The United States bareau of hsheri
 recently deposited 1,500 drift bottles
 the waters along the North Atlant IF coast in an effort to get data in regal
 to ocean currents to be used in stud he ing the movement of fishes. " The dress and morals of the woman he today were censured by Mrs Grant Fo n- sythe in the presidents address at the al ng nual convention at Sydney, N. S. w, lis the WoHlan's Christian Temperan' 5S Union.
 of n- There are enough motor vehicles in Il a United States to take the entire popul ty ton of the country for ride at Il a same time. At the beginning of 1s: or there were 4.2 motor vehicles for eat
 mile of road in the United States. .ss t: Ate, ...,..,,.. with Chic, Jam He Fisher Boston police said the unidentih, n- man who abandoned an automobile at tl 's- fair grounds in Uxbridge, Mass, was ia member of the gang that held up al ng killed George A.. willis, in Boston Frida 1t- The Japanese foreign office has Fecei 7r- ed word from Washington through t go American embassy here that Masano Ha as ihara, recently appointed ambassador ne the United States is persona grata to |
 American government.
 While . claim for compensation re l Bridgeport was being heard before Con - . m aoner E. T. Buckingham, Glad o. Conklin, daughter of the claimant, " ~ summoned to return home where b ., mother had just died.
 sSo Vineyards of the United States p1 sas duced a bumper crop of grapes in 1s. 'sr Total carlot shipments from all sectio rS- up to and including November 17th VI -es 51,254 cars an increase compared wi led l9zI or 14.oos caEs' or ao0ut CD '4-s go. cent
 Abraham Levy, a retired merchant, V
 entertaining friends in his Brook
 home when two young men entered. dr
 revolvers and ordered them to line o against the wall Taking $1,5o0 in cs ets Nsss and jewelry valued at $2,5oO from ..s bparty, the robbers fled. apn The -Anti-Saloon league was char, l with deliberately resorting to falsehC ,;S to get money from the churches by @ s. Senator-elect Edward I. Edwards, nu ls New Jersey in addressing wet m m meeting of the Molly Pitcher club !. New York.
 Sixty very young pupils in . porta on- building used in connection with iese Boardley public school in BridKep,
 were marched to the street as part oi ~ fire drill by the two teachers, the Nils
 Evelyn Ames and Frances I.avery wi FER actually there was a fire in the plac was - Ed Giris of the safety pin stieldns ker, partment of the American Pin e ,se- pany's plant in Waterbury. went aid. strike yesterday afternoon when I was wage system was announced. and girls believe their pay will be redu he but factory officials say the efficl Ien- girls will get increased pay. Al
 fifty are affected