Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-28

ed soon.
 William T.. Lewis, a Tale senior, of Scranton, Pa, was fined $50 in city court in New Haven, for offering two Yale- Harvard football tickets at $25 each.
 The flour milling industry in Japan in common with many other industries is suffering from over-production and some of the mills are said to be in difficulty. The directors of tho Baldhesd Club of America, will meet at Hotel Garde New Haven, Saturday afternoon at o'clock.
 Word was received in Greenwich of the
 death of Hollister Hall, who was drown
 ed while crossing ice at Northlake in the Adirondack mountains.
 Kate Ryan, for fifty years . charae- 1 ter actress with Boston stock companies died in Brookline, Mass, after an illness of several weeks.
 Tke Bangor and ArOostook railroad
 asked for interstate commerce. commis- sion authority to issue S250, ,000 in equip
 ment trust certificates.
 The senate passed a bill to permit the
 retirement of Associate Justice Mahlon Pitney of the supreme court, who has
 been i'll for some time.
 4 despatch to the London Daily Ex- press from Dubline says a sister of the
 late Michael Collins is taking the lead
 in preparing a petition for the release
 of Mary MacSwiney.
 Unless unforeseen obstacles arise al
 the last moment the conference prelim-
 mary to the Brussels conference on rep
 arations and inter-allied debts will meet December 4.
 Earth tremors severe enough to breal windows, shake buildings and rattle : dishes were felt in St. Louis. southern Illinois, western Indiana and western Kentucky Sunday night.
 Improved methods In the refining ana marketing of gasoline and petroleum will be discussed at the third annua meeting of the American Petroleum In stitute, to be held in St. Louis. Louis Korotzay, aged IS, who was pa
 roled from the> reformatory at Cheshir, , last Wednesday was bound over to tn
 December term of the superior court il New Britain for burglary.
 The Rev. pr. Edson ResfsnIder, .pasto
 of the Universalist church in Stamford . has resigned, effective January 1. H n plans to enter divinity school in Cal fornia.
 President Merrill of the All Amerie. c Cables yesterday announced that a spe f cial stockholders meeting had bee : called for December Is to authorize al r increase in capital from &25,oo0,0oO t n 1 $40,00o,00o. e President Harding has granted com d mission as major in the military inteIli
 gence division of the officers reserv = corps to Irwin S. Cobb, writer and au y thor, as reward for his work durin 2 the World war. .-
 e Felipe CarriHo Puerto. governor ( l. Yucatan and an ayowed radical, has jus Il been granted a leave of absence by h n legislature to permit him to visit Russ ]. and study bolshevism at first hand. o Fat, one of the chief essentials of eool 0 ing in Germany, has come to be such e luxury that only persons with fiat" pocl J. etbooks can afford it. At the end of Oct
 Der lard was costing 1000 marks a poun
 while butter was bringing only 75O. Y A hearing on a petition for a reeouI
 of the vote for judge of probate in E1 ,e field was scheduled before Judge Georl l. E. Hinman in the superior court ct hartford, but was postponed to Frida le December 1, at 10 a. m. s. Mrs. Clara Phillips, convicted in L' le Angeles of murder in the second degr,
 for killing Mrs. Alberta Meadows vii r. a. hammer, was sentenced to serve fro r. ten years to life in the state penitel ss tiary at San Quentin. ,.
 In order to check tho spreai of scarf lg fever, of which there are now 30 case re City Health Officer Dr. T.. J. Kilmart IT. of Waterbury, issued a request that ] ck more children's parties be held in | ", city until further notice. as Directors of the Standard oil COT
 pany of Indiana, yesterday called ot stockholders' meeting for December 2S IT. vote on a proposal to increase the caI 'lr tai stock from $40 coo, 900 to. $25o.o CT 900 through stock dividend of 100 p
 cent.
 Directors of the Coca Cola company R their quarterly meeting here yesterd
 declared dividend of $1,5o on comm ng stock, payable January to stockholde O. of record December Is. This is at t he rate of $6 year, the highest yet q g. clared by the corporation. up Utilizing . new device fer neasuri aG ocean depths by sound waves, the na IT, department, according to an announC zee ment by Secretary Denby, will short en begin making complete map of the b' "n tom parts of the Pacific ocean of t D. western coast of North America. ,f A French .automoblle expedits. he which will endeavor next month Id- cross the Sahara desert, will leave Pa he within ten days with five specially { ar signed caterpillar automobiles for n ey gurt, Algeria, where the start will ce made with the objective Timbuctoo, ,y- the Niger river. Int Federal offieers on Saturday exaznIu n. for special tax stamps the papers of l
 tween 300 and 400 taxi-drfvers V were in New Haven for the footb
 game, and from, about 156 slo | ID was collected which they. had neglect
 to pay. @ on
 uf- President Harding has sent to his Senate the nominations of Michael en- Kenney, to be- postmaster at Mech; Ien-I icsyfiie w Gardner Davis to be DC