Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-08

Pcrtusal's eighth government stnee reb-
ruary "a, 1921. assumed authority In Lis
Bond
Peficewcmen for New Haven are ad-
yocated , BY the New Haven Womans
Miss Annie Allen. Of Anburndale, Mass.
he most prominent American woman ed |
lcator In Asia Minor, is deadsof typhus q.
5ivas. Turkey.
Suit to recover .siss.oxs.1s frsm the
Sructble Steel company of America was
ned at Pittsburg. Pa. by }Ierber. Du
P'1y, former chairman Of the board.
A chain Of ten potato houses and about
N Map1eton, Ne. The loss was estimated
1t 100000.
Henry d. Coolidge, clerk Of the Massa-
chusetts senate, drorped dead on train
late yesterday while on his way TO his
home in Concord. He had occupied his
position since 1889
More than one hundred persons were
made homeless when Sowashee Creek
swollen by FIVE inch rainfall overaowed
IL pdtlhSS, at MeIiuaan MISS
New York savings. institutoins On jan
uary owed their depositors 81, s4,4s7,-
s51, an increase of 42,7se.ss over July
/, 1921.
Seventy bodies have been rccev-
cred from >the wrecked train which was
buried by an avalanche Saturday at 1tcg-
ava station, Japan. -
The steamer NyIaHdt arrived In New
York from Stockholm with 5000. GEO IN
gold for the National City bank of New
York.
Injury of two men and loss Of six dories.
foresall and deck gear were reported by
tine Gloucester fisherman Waldo L. Stream
on her arrival at Halifax, n. S.
The board of finance and taxation Of
New Britain went on record as favoring
10 per cent. cut In the salary list Of
every city department
Miss Caroline Upsbsw of Atlanta, Ca.
niece Of Re2r esentatiye Upshaw died rs 4
result of injuries sustained In the Knick-
erbocker theatre ddsater.
Demand will be made shortly by mem
bers of the house who are former service
men that the United States make an eff
fort to obtain custody Of Grover C, Berg
doll, wealthy Stacker now In Germany.
report current In New Haven for
several days was that what remains of
the Shore Line Electric road was to be
bought by certain men, rehabilitated and
operated by use OF gasoline buses.
John p. Clark, for several years tel
cgraoh-eperator for the Associated Presl
at Pawtueket, R. L, Pittsheld Mass, and
Meriden, Conn, In recent years, died in
Dover. n. =
The feur-masted schooner Bradford e.
Jones, Is Gays out on a run from Vineyard
Haven to Portland Me, is so ieae- over
due that7Cfowell Thnrlov, her ow9ers
Today asked that radioerams be bread
Toasted In an effort to locate her.
Stars and Stripes will float by sprin.
over White Star, American Red Star ant
| Leyfand liners aggregating more thar
| 100000 tons Of shipping Non the United
States -Eurd7ean xoutes:~
i Reports that the Dutch gevernm EN-
contelTtaates a loan Of s25,ooo, 900 to $50.
100000 in this country were current il
connection with the further strength o
exchange on Amsterdam.
i Damage estimated at $4,000 was don
by fire IN the st. Jean Baptiste builddne
| Ware, Mass, a business block, whicl
apparently started in a pool room ant
bowling alley from unknown cause.
The Swedish steam.h Thyra, rudder
/ - t. - A 81 -,
a week Is again adrift. and the Cana6ial
government steamer Lady Laurier LEI
Loisburg to search for her.
Civic organizations of Pasadena, Calf
are planning the sale of 100000 o
scrip in order to raise the last of
100000 sum which the tournament o
Iroses association has-voted to zse In tn
erection OF new stadium.
Marshal. Jogre, who has been . sues
of the Japanese government for severs
days left Toxic for Kyoto on his way t
from Shanghai for Victoria, B. c., o
March II.
Representative Of twenty areies q
the Fraternal Order of Eagles will NEE
in New Haven Saturday afternoon to ac
upon a proposition to memcrialize cor
gress to consider bill to establish old
Eage pensions.
The annual meeting Of the America
Brass company, scheduled yesterday
| Waterbury,, was adjourned because {
lack Of a quorum Of the stockholder
The meeting will be held one week frol
today. Feb. IL, At II >. m.
New England locals Of the Unit.
Shoe Workers of America will decide /
a referendum WITHIN so days wheth1
their organization shall be recresents
alta convention IN Boston May 81 to col
sider the formation of general Ind
. pendent shoe workers union.
. Requests by women Of the syrseu
Presbytery that they participate in
I dinner to be given in honor Of Rev. Hem
Chapman Swearington of st. Paul. mo-
, orator of the general assembly during h
visit in Syracuse February Is, have 6e'
denied.
. Fifty representatives Of Nsw Enyla1
industries began in WASHINGTON. q seri
Of two day conferences with Secreta,
Hoover and commerce department of
!, ciaas. The delegation consisted of seer
taries and presidents OF chambers
commerce in various New England citi,
Mrs. Theresa Oliver Of Syracuse, NJ,
d was granted an annulment Of her ma
riaeg to Alexander j. Oliver OF Alnar
! when she proved that. her husband W
!; her uncle. Custody Of the two childr
: Of the couple was awarded to the hr
: band
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