Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-04

N Y, according to railroad detectives.
 The t~enty-third annual international livestock show opened in Chicago with more than 10000 head Of bIooded cattle horses sheep and swine 10 be judged for nonors during the weeks showing.
 Smith ". Brookhart was sworn in Sat urday as senator from Iowa, fo- tha un expired term of William S. Kenyon, who resigned to accept appointment to tie United States circuit court.
 Rober L. Mack g, assistant terasurer of the Holden Woolen company, Worces- ter, Mass, died from t::e effects of i! | luminating gas whiie te WAS alone iii his 1 home there.
 On his first day as civilian after I3 l years army service, Major General Car | ence +. Edwards, L. $. A, retired Sat urday considered plans to become 2 farmer.
 Rear Admiral John R. Edwards U. s. N., retired, died at his home in Bristol, R. l. Although he had been retired in 1915, he served during the World war with the Brown University naval unit. 
 Rudolph L. Trent. a negro who was discharged as patrolman in Boston, was sentenced to 30 days in the house of cor rection for assault with loaded revolv- CT.
 Trial of ninety-three clergymen and laymen and nineteen women, who are charged with opposition to the goveri.- ment's church treasure decree, has be- gun in Moscow district court.
 A quarrel between motorists over right of way on road Is said by witnesses to be the reason for double shooting at Buffalo, N. T., in which one of the vic tims was killed and the other probably mortany wounded.
 The eruption of the volcano StrOmboli, !! which began on Wednesday, ceased Fri day. No fatalities have so far been re- ported. The. entire population has nov ed from the vicinity fearing a renewal of the eruptions.
 : A oomn4RIque issued in Picking ar-
 nouncing that the Chinese commission CTS had signed the Shantung agreement between China and Japan, said 1t had ] had been decided. to transfer the admin i stration of Tsing-Tao on December 10. Four hundred persons are homeless in Terrebonne, Que, as a result of a fire : which wiped out the entire lower part of ] Terrebone, destroying more than 75 res- idences and store buildings, including | the town hall and the post office. The will of the Late Congressman John l. Nolan of the Fifth California district,
 filed for probate by his widow, Mrs. Ella
 Mae Nolan, valued the estate at S1,70O, real estate worth $1,500 and personal
 property of $200.
 Clinton F. Anderson. of Chicago, who lost hand by accident while a brake. was awarded jury verdict of $41,o0C Friday. He is the father of eleven
 The wedding of Hsuan Tung. the IT. year old deposed emperor of China, wa. celebrated in Picking with all the pomI and ceremonial of imperial days. Tht
 former emperor's bride was the Prince: ; kuo Chin-Si.
 , A chase for g convict who eseapet
 from the state prison in Thomaston, Me on July IA, which had carried the pur Q suit through the far reaches of Canada e terminated in Breckenridge, Minn., wit! 1 the arrest of James belle. g Allen Hollis of Concord, N H.. brothe e of former United States Senator Henr
 K. Hollis, stated that the former senate e, had been appointed head of the. Interna @ tional bank of Bulgaria, with headquart r CTS in Sofia.
 T. H L.. l, staff were received in Santiago, Chile, b 5, President Allessandri who expressed t tt the American commander the deep appre e citation of the Chilean people for the time l ly aid extended to the suffered in th s earthquake area
 A line of SIS and jan seakmee (
 fifteen hours was imposed on Mrs. Wa
 ter P. Stamp for contempt of court a
 a result of her attempt to address i s Louisville, Ky, the jury hearing tf " case of her former husband, charged wit murder.
 The headless skeleton of a man in
 kneeling positions was found by thrt .e hunters in the woods near Riga, fourtee = miles from Atlantic City. The skeletC d was found against~a tree with a thic V rope dangling from one of the tree branches.
 Both Mrs.. Alice DudgeoR. and h,
 daughter, Mrs. Meda Hodell, stand col B victed in White Cloud, Mich, of murde
 the former in connection with the dea. Il of Ronie Hodell, her son in law, ar y the latter in connection with the dea n of David HodeIl, her father-in-law. d More than a thoueand persons, mo
 of them Negroes, are homeless in Nel "a burg, N. C., and property valued F. nearly $2,00e,000, including number B. business structures, was laid waste k the resuitfof a fire which swept throuI d twenty blocks of the city.
 < BartholoMlew Wilhelm Frank sEaib,
 the Polish sailor, who, according to t
 police, said he threw piece of irr
 through bank window on Midd a. street. Portland Me, because he want ld '.to get somewhere to get something te, eat" had his wish gratified in municip y. court. ie There will bs nc lowering of tho inn er grafton bars to admit refugees from t n. Near East, Chairman Johnson of t to honse immigration committee said ds commenting on the suggestion of form n- Premier Yenizelos of Greece that a lar n. Iportion of 1. .Ieo. .oeo persons from Gree IS and Asia Minor rbe given entry to t q unttea Sta tez