Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-29

bition was the first care of the Turks upon their entry into the city of Adria- nople last Friday.
 Thirty -four lives were lost in col lision between a launch and q ferryboat in the Parana river near Zaratc, north west of Euenos Aires.
 John T. Fitzgerald of Boston, demo cratic nominee for governor in the re- cent election, spent 3,213 for campaign expenses.
 Fire drove nineteen persons scantiIy attired, from a South End apartment house into the snow storm in Boston. Two were infants. None was hurt. Five bandits who held up 20 dice players in Waltham, Mass, and escaped with $2,oO0 were being sought by the police. The holdup occurred in a patch i of woods while S40O was at stake. Pen W. Poster, Jr., of New York, no- ! tified the police that personal jewelry valued at about S3,O00 had been stolen from his room in the Engineers Club 1 Boston, during the week end. Fire destroyed the radio rooms and the l chemical laboratory at St. Johns college i Brooklyn. One hundred priests wert driven from their quarters by the flames 1 The damage was estimated at $100,00o l The new wage scale of the sprinEfieId i and the Worcester Consolidated stree : railway companies, to take effect January
 at the expiration of the present sched
 ule, will go to arbitration.
 Bremen battled dense smoke. caus ed by burning jue and electrical sup plies, for more than three houres dur ing a $30,00O fire in a five story build ing in Portland street, Boston.
 Restitution of s10.oO0 he had used Il stock speculations wan fretdom on pro
 oation for Willis F. Hutchinson, forme
 bank teller when he was arraigned il
 the municipal court, in Boston. Governor Cox of Massachusetts SC
 aside the week of December 5 a
 American Education Week in complianc
 with the request of the American Legio and the federal department of the in : terior.
 Ii Attorney General DauEherty was aske ] by Senator Walsh, democrat, Massachu setts, to consider proposal that Pres ident Harding after the manner of Pres ident Grant issue a proclamation caIlin T. upon the Ku Klux Klan to disband.
 Six year old Gus EIestrian died { r Wheeling, w Va, of burns receive : Saturday when ms parents charge [ was held a prisoner in a kettle of hC , coals by a number of playmates { = YorkSille, Ohio.
 Q Colonel Alvin w. OwsIey,. nations commander of the American Legion, b. lieves that the best way for the legion , serve the country is for it to obtain lel
 islation to take care of all disabled e, = service men and prevent unemplo. q ment
 n President Alessandri has received 5 telegram from the authorities at Huasc v Chile, announcing the arrival of u
 American cruiser Cleveland at that DOT :, The message said that the Clevelar had landed 6e00 boxes of supplies f
 earthquake suffered.
 Q The will of pr. Horaeo B. Storer, Ha : yards oldest graduate. probated in NeI n port R. l., provides for several bequest e among them $6,00o for the Rosary H l. home, a cancer hospital for men ar t women at Hawthorne, N. r. f T. Unsuccessful in an attempt to bre, i open the safe of the Salmon Falls N e tional bank Salmon Falls, N. H., bur e I railroad station. Doors were shatter' = by the explosion. About $120 was take Women and children. forced to flee 2 iseant attire, were carried from a bur = ing lodging house in Manchester,
 H., by police while firemen battled u
 blaze, severely hampered by a ze '. tmperature.
 The explosion of kerosene stove
 the general store of A. E. Whitehou
 was responsible for the fire which bur
 ed six small wooden buildings in Win Y CT Harbor, Maine, with an estimated a
 gregate loss of $30,000.
 h The return to work Monday of It many of the operatives of the Amoskei h Manufacturing company in Manchest' l, N. H., as could be accommodated mar | ed the virtual end of the great text : strike in New England.
 t President Harding is expected to c h joy fresh Strawberries with his Thank l. giving day dinner this year. Grove
 at Plant City, Fla yesterday sent n quantity of selected berries to t "a White House.
 Judge Thomas c. Simpson, 69; of t district court. Newburyport, Mass, al Is at the Massachusetts General hospit
 He was mayor of Newburyport in IS -e and was previously a member of the le 70 islatrre.
 e. pr. Horace c. Maokerrow, neg lg physician, of Worcester, Mass, was SC te fenced to from four to five years l- state prison, with one day solitary co
 finement fer assault on Mrs. Lee Sh r wife of . wealthy Chinese restaurs 2. owner. 's- n- A plea of not guilty was made by 1 xt' bert Harvey when he was arrsigned the district court at Quincy. Mas, ] T. murder in the first degree for the k l ing of Mrs. Ida Anderer at her ho
 in the Hough's Neck section last Id day.
 m So that poor people who. had been . lg en short weight in coal might rece to the benefit of the exposure of the de : CTS Judge Brown in. the East Bosi IS court gave the dealers the option of th livering a ton of coal free to the ia r. flies involved or take a hevy fine.
 Stanley Eissingiri, I5 years old, st
 ing himself a prince and saying he wo
 have been king of Uganda in Brit ny Fest Africa had the British forces lis deposed his late father. was held by ke migration authorities on his arrival nd Boston from Calcutta on the City | sBsnarss