Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-09

his vote III the ballOt box.
 Republican rcvcrses in electionsO In the United States were interpreted in the republican tariff bill, which is 1n- popular in Canada.
 Horace Merwin Carr, of Parsons, kas.. | who recently went to England to visit | his son, Sam Houston Carr. collapsed in | the street there and died before he could | be taken to his sons home.
 4 successor to Associate Justice Day of the Supreme Court, whose resigna- tion becomes effective on November II. will be nominated by President Harding as soon as congress reassembles.
 The shipping board was urged by the chamber of commerce of the United States to discontinue the use of government owned ships in service between Atlantic and Pacific ports.
 Mrs. Cartherine Flynn, wife Of a mail carrier in New York, admitted in magis- trate-s court that she had robbed nearly q dozen Brooklyn homes, getting jewelry valued at $1O,OOOO.
 Mrs. Edwin NJ House of waitsficId is in a serious condition at Heaton hos pital, Montpelier, Vt, as the result of being struck by a stray bullet. suppos- edl 'yfro mthe rife of hunter. Grant NJ. Hudson, a prominent prohi- bition = rker and former head of tha Michigan Anti-saloon league. was elect ed to congress from the Sixth SIchigES district.
 France has named her delegates to | the Turkish peace conference to be held at Lausanne. They are Maurice Bom- bard, member of the senate and former | ambassador at Constantinople, and Ca ] mille Barbere, ambassador to Italy. | Plans to finally close out the govern ments interest in the Hog Island ship yard at Philadelphia have been complet- ed by the shipping board, which will open sealed bids for the real estate and 1 Improvements on January 90.
 The speedy evacuation of a tenement
 on the East Side. New York took place when 1t was discovered that the "rfice. shiny stick with whicch 10 years old Salvatore Cotillo was playing was dyn- amite.
 County authorities at Traverse City
 Mich, are reviewing the disappearance
 more than two years ago of Mrs. John
 Mattice, S4 years old, and preparing for
 an inquest to be held over the skeleton
 found in swamp two miles from her
 former home at Honor.
 An increase in the capital stock of the
 New York Title and Mortgage company from $4,000,000 to $5,0Q0,000 with a
 stock dividend of $500,00o and rights tc purchase S500,00 of the new stock al part were recommended at a special
 meeting of the directors yesterday.
 Soldiers of the World war won in eT.
 cry state where the bonus was an issu,
 in the election. In Illinois and Kansai
 vor of bonus propositions, and it wa. two to one in California and bette
 than two to one in Iowa. The British schooner Buens. of Tar mouth, N. S., which was seized Septem |, Der If with a cargo of 1900 cases of Ii quor nine miles off the New Jerse, coast, was released by customs authori , ties on instructions from the treasur, department.
 . Crerys an e1ecdr1c- b cfpe
 employed by the Maine Central rail
 road, was electrocueedi while putting canvas over motor beneath a turnta [ ble at the roads engine house No. a , Thompson's Point, SMe.
 , Problems. of distribution due to uf1 fl economical methods, especially burden Il some in New England, will be discusse, ;n the two days meeting of the Nation , al Milk Producers Federation in Spring 1 field, Mass.
 Mrs. Oscar Hammerstein. widow o the famous impresario. whose disap pearance was reported to the police was found in a lodging house in Ney York. where she had engaged a roor
 as. Mrs. Ellsworth"
 Sensing the vibration of someon walking. Vernon Smith, of Post Greek vd near Corning, N. r., a deaf mute, de
 scended to the first floor of his farm hom
 at midnight and was bound and gagge
 by two masked men who robbed him o II C.. F. Redden. president of Q New Tor f airplane company announced at Miam : Fla, that hIG company would establis i airplane passenger service between Ne,
 York and Miami in December and that
 daily service probably would begin the spring or earl ynext fall. breach of promise suit for $2OO, 900 d was filed Tn Essex county circuit cour :, at Newark, N. J., by Mrs. Lillian. ( ? Hunter on behalf of her etwenty-year ol daughter. Gertrude Gladys Hintel = against Paul E. Heller. The latter, fit o years old, is a member of one of New arks old and wealthy families.
 Victor Purey of Boston was yesterds
 acquitted in United States district coul at Anniston. Ala.s of charge of slayin i. orland Carey, sentry, at Camp M, . Clellan Ala. April 25, 1918. It "; z alleged by the government that IPure !. and three other soldiers struck Care down and escaped camp