Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-12


 Hudson registered six below zero Monday | morning. From Merrimack, N. H., eight | below was reported.
 Herbert R. Adams, proprietor of sport l ing camps on Lake Kezar, Me, was drowned when he broke through an air ! hole ill the ice. His body was recovered !
 The Canadian Pacific liner MetaSama, which arrived at St. John, N. B., from Glasgow, reported running into storm during which the wind at times reached velocity of 100 miles an hour. Praise for American naval officers ana men serving at Smyrna during the Greek evacuation of that place is con tained in letters made public by the navy department.
 country in November greater than dur inS any month since January is shown 1 ill reports to the United States employ nlent service.
 i An abandoned tenement building, : stripped of its timbers for fuel, coilaps- i ed, killing Joseph AIarkovich, boy of ] ten years.
 1 Rev. Earl F. Nauss, of New Cumber- , land Pa, former pastor of the North i cepted a call to the West End Congre- 1 gational church of Bridgeport.
 DI. Miller Royal Whltenack, widely known as q chlldren's physician was reported dying at a hospital in Newark, N. J., He is suffering from blood pois- oning.
 Dr. John T. Dilling, an aged Easton, l (Me.) physician, pleaued guilly to man. slaughter in the supreme court for caus- ing the death of Mrs. Winono Oak of Caribou by an illegal operation last May Ten decisions were handed down by
 the supreme court of errors in Hart ford, four of which we've constructions
 Of disputed wills. One will required a
 3,5OU word opinion.
 CarmelIO Buccifeno and PasquaIe , ScappeIlo, recently arrived Tn this coun- try from Italy, were fouEd dead in
 bed at the home Of James Cicateno. A
 gas jet was open.
 Industrial conditions in New England l show a decidedly upward trend, accord ing to an analysis for November made : public by the New England district, de- . partment of labor.
 Miron Korykera of Hartford com
 plained to the police that, actuated by , motives of jealousy Pauline KoryIitki . 28 years old, had attempted to kill h.! . wife, firing two shots at her from re volFer. ...- e The Swiss republican union has ad- = dressed a demand to the federal coun. f lcil asking that an inquiry be made con. f tcerning German companies in whici ! Hugo Shines has a controlling interes e which are spreading in Switzerland. ell Each carrying a sleeping infant, Mich r olias Walsh, a boy of 14 years and hi e mother, Mrs. Bridget Walsh, tough !, their way out of a burning house in tn, Y Charlestown district of Boston The lit d tie ones slept through the excitement. n Welfare legislation sponsored by tn @ weman's bureau of the department o e labor was attacked by Mrs. Harrie y Stanton Blatch, of New York in an ad -- dress at the headquarters of the nation @ al woman's party ill Washington. non-aggressive pact. providing fo an arbitration board, has been full n agreed upon by the limitation of arma IS ments conference in Moscow attended b % delegates of Russia and the borde 1T states of Russia.
 k Jean Murdock of Quincy, Mass, die n at hospital from injuries received in
 coasting accident when a double-runne
 crashed into an automobile in front (
 the historic home of John Adams an ', John Quincy Adams. y-
 Tho explosion of small fuel oil tan 1if that was feeding a blow torch ble' a and injured Malcolm Brown, a machini: ,e at work on the destroyer. propellers . n the Boston navy yard. a Seeing is believing Is an axiom Il = which Eugene Berue, 63 years old stre, |, cleaner in Elizabeth, N. J., intends { ,, ,o cling while reports flourish that II re wife's brother, Michael Kelly, real e K tate operator, had died in Kansas lea, 1g n. ing them $1o0p.ooo.
 or ~ Dominic Pocopio of Providence was a n+ Eraigned in superior court in Cambridg ce Mass, on an indictment for the murd, er of Bruno Montegna, also of Providenc ar whose body was found on Oct. 29 on u ot shore or Cider NH pond.
 Plans for the restoration of tho sms
 rcd brick house at tho corner
 Prince and Lafayette streets, New Tor Ps now occupied by raEpickers, but once u
 home of President James Monroe, sig sst or of the Monroe Dostrine, were a p, nounced by the James Monroe Aer tin oFlal association and foundation. D. mt A, despatch to the London Times fra ii- Manila says the Philippine Iesislatu Fs. has adopted 8 resolution requesting | 5 authority i6f the American congress an summon a eaRveRtieR with the puFpe ter of framing g RatienaI constitution f eie & Philippine republic,
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 bed FaaR were rescued fFeta the fam
 By AFemea in New Bedford, Mas
 when a five staFy feaaReat hieek was M lstFeFed by fire and seeeRd tenene
 was partially gutted.
 nee sFHstaPila FsmR Pasiaa has dsteSml ted cd that CeRstaatinepie shall net be ee 3ea veFted IRte aR iHteFRAtiaRal hene: !: and the neE ealiph want Turkey ta hs sm nethiRS tie de with the martial affa :: of these #he de net tuEa their eyes
 ward Mecca.