Norwich bulletin., 1922-01-04

erty under s1O,OOO bond
 National Association of Manufacturers will meet in Washington. Jan 9 and 31, to urge congress to adopt American valuation system for imports of goods.
 George A. Long. convicted of the mur- der of Lucina c. Brosdwell in Barre, Vt, in May, 1919. lost his petition for d new trial.
 A hundred bow makers went on strike
 A hundred box makers went on strike Lynn, Mass. in protest against an 1S1 per cent. reduction in wages
 The city clerk yesterday rufr1ed his Iedg- CT and showed that marriages in New York last year had fallen off 4,527. The figures verge 79,234 in 1920 and 74,7O7 in 1921.
 Three men were killed and six injured in an explosion near Shandsken, N Y where a tunnel is being c instructed 10 divert water from Schoharie river to the Ashokan reservoir
 Members of the Vermont Bar Asso- ciation decided yesterday by a vote of 37 to 34 against proceeding with an ac- ton for disbarInent e former Governor Horace F. Graham.
 Captain John F. NIilliken. of Maiden, Mass, has been elected secretary treasur- CT of the Neptune Association. comprising more than 5000 licensed deck officers of the American Merchant Marine.
 Joseph 4. Green. of Athol. Mass. was arrested by a detective in New Haven on a charge of forgery and emoezzlemeut after he had been pointed out on tha street by an officer from that town. Passage of a state prohibition fenforce- ment act in line with the eighteenth amendment was recommended by Governor Emery J. San Souci Of hode Is'and ia his message to the general assembly.
 Hundreds of children were conducted safely from the Kingman school building Brockton, Mass. when fire started :n the i eight room structure soon after tte morn ing sessios opened yesterday. An increase in working hours from 4s to 54 per week and reduction of 12 1-1 l per cent. in wages was announced in F
 of the largest textile mills in Utica. N Y.,. The change Is effective January g
 Oskari ToI1oi. fcr,aer premier of Fin land. was arrested in Fitchburg, Mass as alien anarchist and undesirable ci izen was taken by federal officials to Boston to be arraigned before the immigration bureau in B-ston.
 Seventy commercial engraving shops
 employing approximately 1,6OO n1en were closed as result of the failure
 of negotiators to reach an agreemen
 ending the controversy between th' Photo Engravers' Board of Trade ant
 the Photo Engravers' union
 Wood heel makers in 20 factories a
 HaHerhill Mass, walked out when, upoI
 their arrival at the plants they foun, per cent. cut in wages and no recognition
 of the union.
 Clarence ". Loud. a shoe salesman O
 Melrose, was brought into the Middlesa,
 county superior court to stand trial ol
 an indictment charging the murder O
 James A. Preston, a patrolman on tn
 Wakefield police force.
 Wholesale food dealers were charge
 with restraining retailers from lowerin
 their prices in several commodities by tn commission on racessaries of life in it annual report to the Massachusetts legis , lature,
 Fred NJ. Lamson, a Boston banker an Christian Scientist, was agreed upo by the directors of the First Church c Christ, Scientist, and the trustees of tn Christian Science Publishing Society, a
 the s7le temporary trustee to ad1ninIste
 the society affairs.
 Governor William c. Sproul. of Penn
 sylvania, last night dismissed report ( that he would resign as governor to | appointed U. s. senator within forty . eight hours by saying ths question ( = the succession to Boies Penrose woul - not be settled for some days, possibl y not until next week.
 t Premier Maura of Spain received e despatch from the French Chamber e Commerce for transmission to King A
 tonso, requesting the king to interceC d with the French and Spanish goverl = nTents for the purpose of terminating u t tariff war between the two countries. d Rabbi Joseph s. Kornfeld of CoIumbu
 Ohio, recently appointed American mi
 ister to Persia, and Rev. Solomon ]
 Hood. of the Agririan Methodist EDisc
 pal church. of Trenton. W. J., ministe
 elect to Liberia departed for their pos $ on the steamship America sailing f '. Plymouth, Cherbourg and Bremen. n Nathaniel Ingraham. of East Tar B. near Poughkeepsie, N. Y, pleaded gull le before Supreme Court Justice Morchaus D. to murder in the second degree for q n killing of his six year old daughter. Be . trice. He was given sentence of fro g. twenty years to life in Sing Sing pris T m The body of James Coleman. chal l. feur. was found in the wood near le plant of the Merrimac Chemical G mpal IS near Woburn, Mass. the throat cut. T le police expressed the belief that the m lg had been killed by men employed at [ ee chemical works whom he had antagoniz
 by recovering stolen property.