Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-01


 record of last year.
 John r. Tlernan of South Bend, Ind, ] denied that he has any intention of | joining his bride for a day. Mrs. l Blanche Brimmer Of Hansell, Iowa.
 Tho French government will not with | draw the French minister from Athens l as a result of the executions ir the Greek capital.
 Discovery of two lakes of oil near ! Point Barrow, Alaska. has been report ed by Alexander Malcolm Smith, an ex- plorer of Arctic regions.
 \ proposal to IcgIslate against tho ku kluX lIlaa il M2ssa chusetts was made by Representative J. F. Curtin ot Boston in a bill filed with the clerk of the houce of representatives. 4 Central News dispatch from Athens says that r. o. Yindley, British minister | to Greece. has left for Lausanne to con
 fer with Lord Curzon, the British for
 eign secretary.
 Residents of OreviIIe, CaIIf., have Ipresented Mrs. William G. McAdoo, wife of the former secretary of the treasury, with an uncut diamond which 1t was said was mined in this country. 1 Patrolman John J. Donovan will op- pose Mayor George w. Brown, former policeman, in the municipal election in
 Lowell, on December 12 as a result of
 non-partisan primary.
 Fanuel Hall, Boston, Is to be restored
 more nearly to its appearance as the
 Cradle of Liberty of colonial days. with
 modern improvements, Mayor Curley an- inounced.
 Recent explosions in bltumfnous coal
 mines resulting in 1S5 deaths are attrib-
 five months strike by Director Bain of
 the Bureau of Mines.
 Experiments carried out with the sup port of Westcoast LumbermeE's asso- citation by W. T. Dumbleton and ". A. Leuinberger of Tacoma, have culminat- ed in a wood briquett that equals anthra- cite coal in heating value. Exports of cotton and cotton eloths during October decreased in quantity as ) compared with October last year, but value increased, according to figures made public by the department of com |
 rnerce. fl \ resolutfon condsnlnfhx De TaIers'i h opposition to the Free State, and de g lploring the civil war in Ireland hal c been adopted by the National Council O r the Friends of Irish Freedom in New e tYork.
 British troops will shortly be with
 drawn from Pettiboe, on the Donegal
 Fermanagh border, held by them sine 5 the Irish Republicans were expelled las
 May They will be replaced by Ere r State. troops.
 t John Doe warrant for the arrest O s the editor of "The Laughing Horse" ; ' campus publication at the University s lof California. was issued bY the distric e attorney after protests had been mad = by university students that the periodi n cal contained obscene matter. g / Irving E. Henderson, his wife, Flor d ence, and their four children, who's n bodies were found in their home at Ian r caster. O., dier as the result of carbo
 and werre not poisoned. as first beiiev l. led,
 dI Chief of Police F. NJ. Gates, of HI d iliocket, Me, sent crew of men tobhun n in the woods for Arthur Munson an o George Stevens. two young Milliocke v men who left home IS days ago on ', hunting trip intending to return No = vernber 25, but who have not been hear n from since their departure.
 Residents of Fort Jefferson, Y. Y., an Il nearby Long Island towns have we
 stocked cellars. today federal prohih1 E tion officials charge, as the result C
 the wreck near here of the power yacf l. Virginia, which went on the rocks wit " heavy cargo of whiskey. Inl eontributton of s7EO to the prohi ut bition partys campaign fund in Mass Id chusetts state election by Joseph Wake h. who opposed. Senator Henry CabC sn Lodke for reelection in the republica ,i- primaries, was listed when the part filled it's expense returns { Albert F. rsseh, of Springfield. uhd,
 sentence to serve from three to for
 Ecommitted in an automobile accident t. Palmer. Mass, was pardoned iby GO' s-t erncr Cox: j.
 s-i I've deaA and 3s injured was the ts he taken in the burning of the High PoiI u-i Community school houee near Covtngto ntj Qa.,; when the structure ia which Cd children were engaged in studies WI on destroyed by flames. s. tS Commander EvnngeIine Booth of q Salvation Army is confined to her bs
 In a Chicago hotel suffering with, acu
 ilarynigitis,- contracted during the ou
 idoor dedication of the new territori rB headquarters Saturday.
 cnE .An expression of gratitude to q in American people for the assistance q e-ttended to the Russians fin their peri, v- of misfortuney has been sent as y
 Thanksgiving message to Captain Cy7 !. D Quinn, acting director of the Americt ls Relief administration in, Moscow. |, Banlshment from the fair Erounds a1 ,s. carnival places of America of all if
 lmoral characters, performances and fal
 gamblers was suggested to the Int
 national Association of Fairs and E
 hibitions in Toronto by Charles Ringiin M the circus man
 a Neither the United States nor aI lai Iother country signatory to the Was rs. intgon naval limitation treaty has ng gun the scrapplng of warships pr me vided for ina that treaty % far as q ig- Washington government is aware. l-At "A. . A