Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-25

figure paid by buyers in years. According to the Westminster Ga1ette Annie MacSwiney has been removed from the gates of Mount Joy prison in Dublin an dtaken to a hospital. Tho Military Order of the World War | in New York made public protest against the proposed lecture tour of Captain Helmuth Von Muecke, command CT of the German raider Emden. Serious disturbances caused by unen- ployed men occurred in Amsterdam. A large number ow windows in the big warehouses in the center of the city were smashed.
 Work has been started on the new headquarters building in Washington of the board of temperance prohibition and public morals, of the Methodist Epis- copal church.
 RedoDdo Sutton, West Point graduate, and an associate of Alfred F.. Lindsay, convicted stock swindler, was given an II indeterminate sentence in the penhentiary
 for publishing a false prospectus. Conrad s. Spens, federal fuel dIstrib-
 utor. Is expected to give up his govern
 ment duties shortly to resume activities
 as a vice president Of the Chicago, Bur
 lington and Quincy railroad. six day week has been granted Chicago policemen. According to Chief of Police FHzmorris the action virtual ly nullifies the value of 1000 policemen
 recently added.
 Harry Orchard convicted slayer of
 former Governor Frank Steunenberg, of
 Idaho, was denied pardon by the Idaho board of pardons. Communication of sen
 tence also was denied.
 The NorueEian steamship Nordfjeld bound from Sunderland for Gaspe, weni
 ashore on Flowers Cove Ledge in the
 Straits of Bell Isle, N. F. The crew
 was saved.
 Mrs. II. Alden Krlby, formerly Mis. Belle Robinson of New York, died at . hospital in South Portland from the ef'
 fects of poison, alleged to have been self administered. A worldwide crusade for prohibition will find expression in Toronto during tn | next five days, for some 5000 delegate have assembled there to hold an anti alcoholic conference under the auspices o
 the World League Against Alcoholism. Twenty million dollars is the estimat
 of the American Red Gross for this fsca year. Officers said this would be divide 2 between the national organization and til
 active chapters on approximately an equs basis
 # President Harding has no comment { Ie make on the addresses delivered in tn
 | country by Georges Clemenceau, forme y French premier, it was stated oficiall n yesterday at the White House. le Clcaxing of wreckaEe from Wednesday l. $250,O fire in the business district ( C. Sydney, N. S., was begun. One man an Ut one woman were in a hospital sufferin I'd from burns
 The fourteen inmates of OhiO's inst
 tutions for the mentally defective, al
 prehended in spectacular midnight raj E at Turtle Creek, Pa, are back in the
 old quarters.
 s- A.necklaee made of 2os pearls ar I weighing slightly less than 4o6 carat n which was seQuestered from an enen n' citizen in Paris, was sold at auction f, :. 1,9oo,0oo francs. The price included a H. costs and taxes.
 ,is Mrs. Adelaide Parker Bennett, forme ed ly a school teacher in Seattle, Wasi ,e. has just been released from prison a l Russia according to word reaching Rig
 after being arrested by agents of |
 Cheka and detained three days. r Fifty students at the Presbyterii 'st college, Montreal, marched out on stri
 aud u-ai( a. termed ghost of a square meal. T vn faculty promptly posted a notice tn ga there would be no more meals. to A jury in the county court at Geor on West, Live Oak county, Texas, fou nc W. J. Bugg, itinerant preacher, guiby sn criminal libel and fined him S1.ooo. f 1e- reading bogus oath of the Knights of- Columbus to congregation last East nd Sunday. ras ...
 Henry N. Cary, nationally no, as a newspaperman and general ma 1 ager of the Chicago Newspaper Pu
 fishers association, died in Chicago. fN was formerly connected with the M
 York World, the Detroit Free Press a to- the St. Louis Republic. -. Eleetriaeation of raIlroads fer q +o tapce Of 50 miles from Boston. and { ,1d building of new union station in [ -a @ Back Bay district were provided in .s,s bill filed with the clerk Of the house an- representatives. ate
 Horrors connected with the eevaeuSti uei of Smyrna by Christians after the Tul Jus, ish occupation were described by .offic' lad of the British steamer Serbino, which
 rived at Boston from Alexandria, Egy aid, The vsese1 took 5000 refugees fir hts Smyrna after the fire.
 cry
 az The bank accounts of two city cou any cilnen and of the wife of third in B jus ton were studied by the municipal 1 ,uit ance commission probing charges ny graft in connection. with the sale of :.
 city of Congregation Beth Israel sy1
 gogue as playground site. AN I've members of the republican to
 committee of,west Hartford have resi- .o-- ed, following the announcement t
 |. Chairman Charles E., Lord of the co tha n mittee contributed $50 to the campa q. fund of Sheriff George H Gabb, der .nat crat, one of whose deputies Mr. Lord ii S Supreme Court Justice Morchauser !, s White Plains. N. r., denied a mot made last Tuesday by Isaac N. MI for dismissal of the indictment agai ting se- ,,,,,.ss- ", t,s fret -desrse iy conn s @ n'. ton with the death of Clarence Petert the T~Ilh., ..nt.,.e5 4. an- l,.o,t,,,, s, q fcd.raI- ,,r,zor- o,,, . ct. <l is1f tabirO- -o gfaIan a,ffars,r1,i1a fySra ID,