Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-11

Yalc university has the largest enroll ment in It's history, the University di- | rectory Just issued showing a total of ! 4.362 students i'll attendance. 1
 Mrs. Agnes Risberg was granted a di- 1 Torcc in the superior court in San Fran | cisco from Charles "Swede" Risberg, I former Chicago White Sox ball player
 Sir Keith Smith, famous British aviator has arrived in San Francisco to prepare for q round-the world flight he proposes to make next spring.
 Six men were injured, two probably ] fatally, when boiler in the steamship Fitzoe, in dry dock in Brooklyn, ex- ploded.
 The general agricultural situation in the United States has improved slightly as indicated by the monthly Agricultural Reiew of the department of agriculture.
 \ disabled motor launch, carrying 150 cases of liquor was seized by coast guards off Sandy Hook who answered signals for aid.
 Postmaster James H. Hoar. died at his home in Fall River Mass. He had been in all health a long time. His term of office would have expired in 1924.
 Jail sentenced will be asked for .12 peddlers of coal in Boston, who have been found giving short weight when their case come up ill court today.
 l. Bradford Prince. S2, former gov ernor Of New Mexico, and a noted hor- ticurist, died in Flushing, \. Y. hos- pital
 David B. Ogden, formerly trustee of the Christian Science Publishing Society, has been dropped from membership in l the Mother church by the board of di- rectOrS.
 Nominations rSaturday by Resident Harding for promotions in the saavy in : cluded those of Montgomery M. Taylor i and Carl T. Vogelgesang to be rear ad- mirals.
 ; James NJ. Cox, defeated democratic candidate for president in 1920 is the father Of a nine pound baby girl, born ;! Friday, night at his home, Trails End, near Dayton, Ohio.
 l Five persons were killed, three of them children, and five other injured when a l ditch of water near Oklahoma City, Okla.
 1 The Yale Corporation elected. Robert Maynard Hutchins. B. A., 1921, to the position ow secretary of the university, succeeding Rev. Anson Phelps Stokes, re- signed.
 The strike of the 5000 anthracite mine workers at the six collieries of the Hud- son Coal company at Larksvills aAc an end Saturday.
 Mrs. Edith K. Roosevelt, widow of Theodore Roosevelt was elected to the council of the National Civil Service Re 1 form Lea gufe. A. R. Kirnbah of Water bury, was reelected chairman of the league council. Mrs. Theresa MaranEi was arrested fin
 Boston on secret indictment charging her with the murder of her brother-in-
 law Leo Afarangi Ignacio Collucoi is already under indictment for murder in connection with the shooting of Marangi. After being marooned in mIdstream for more than four hours in an open boat in the Connecticut river about a mile north of Hartford, Cortis F. Sher- man, a draftsman was rescued by police and f1remen by means of a life gum and lines.
 Four persons. arc known to be dead and several were injured Saturday in ar explosion which destroyed the xlaziue mill of the Brass Diamond Powder Com
 pany, near Dupont, Pa, about eight mile; south of Scranton,
 Police in St. Louis are seeking clues fl i the daring theft of Wiskey valued at be.
 tween $50,000 and $10o,0o0 by dozer I7 bandits who overpowered a watchmar
 and government guard at the Jack Dan.
 iel Distilling Co.
 The plea of Douglas Fairbanks to re strain HyE1an Wink and others from re vamping films in which Fairbanks ap . peared several years ago was denied by : Supreme Court Justice Wagner in NeT |, York.
 Harold H. Wendell, 42. draftsman, wa
 held at the county jail in Bay City Mich.. charged with haing slain RolliI Morgan, 3S, metallurgist, when the lat ter was believe dto have met death by ac cidentaI drowning.
 ? President Harding. asked congress t . pay the Chinese government $5.9l3 dam
 ages growing out of the killing of = Chinese policeman and the robbing c
 two Chinese citizens by an Americal
 military deserter and the sinking of Chinese junk by an American ship. "s
 The Famous. PlayeFs-Laslry eorporafio
 announced that the contract held b
 Mary Miles Minter, one of it's most prom n inent screen stars, would not be reneye after she finishes a picture upon whic
 she Is now engaged. No reason was giv n i-en.' -----~ '~<'. '-- e A- 1-- t..,s-