Norwich bulletin., 1922-01-05

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BRIEF TELEGRAN
Canada is to have new ive-cent piece.
imilar to the American nickel.
Unofficial reports place the total OF the
1922 French bulge at 24,eOs,2se'OOo
francs.
Federal Reserve board at Washington
announces the closing of the First Guar
anty State bank of Colilnsvilie Tex
-Four persons were killed and is injur-
ed during the New Years celebration at
Honolulu.
Physicians attending John Kendrick
Bangs, noted humorist, at Atlantic City |
indicated they had given UP hope for his |
new Boston Havana steamship SER
vice was opened when the British |
steamer S;cilian of the Canadian Pacific |
steamsht. $, Ltd, left Boston for Havana.
Edward J. DAILY of Hartford Bas re-
signed as assistant United States dis
trfct attorney Pressure of private busi-
ness is the reason given.
do hao lei 0f-
tawa, Canada, for Denver. Colorado, to
visit his brother, DR.. D. AIacDougal King,
who is critically i'll.
Deportation of Greeks from Anatolis by
Turkish nationalists. which has been con-
finedo hitherto TO the Samsun area, has
been extended to Trebizond.
Announcement of the selection of
Henry P. Fletcher. under-secretazy OF
state. as ambassador to Belgium. was
limited as imminent in official quarters:
Units OF the Atlantic fleet which have
their winter base at the New York navy
yard sailed for Guantanamo, CuSba, for
their annual target practice.
Louis Dumschott and John Fenika Of
Waterbury were saved from drowning at
Tracey's Pond after they had broken
through the ice while ashing for bait
In the six years the compensation has
been in effect in Pennsylvania, more than
s59. 900. 900 in workmen's compensation
has been awarded or agreed upon.
six sleepers on the Royal Palm 1t. of
! the Southern Railway from Jacksonville
were deraiIed near Macon, Ga, 70 one was
injured
Approval of s7e advances for asricuI-
tural and livestock purposes aggTegating
S13. 056. 900 during the week ended fe-
cen-ber 81, was announced by the war
finance corporation.
The bureau of efficiency has recon-
mensed to Briradjer General SAWYER
lnresident of the board or disqualification.
| the return Of reserve officers In the pub
fiic health service to civil status as an
economy measure.
A bronze tab-et in memory Of former
President Rooseveit will be unveiled Fri
dav afternoon in the room in police read
quarters which he used in 1895 as hea1
Of the department in New York
Efforts to find employment for former
service men will he made by the veterans
i bureau as result OF the conference OF
educational rehabilitation, which was
Iheld in Washington last week.
i An uItimatum giving representatives o.
the Masters. Mates and Pilots ASS GA
tion. Inc. until January 10 10 sign ne"
daee agreement was issued by the Ne"
York T5w'boat Exei,ange.
Charles Edward Russell socialist writ
Harding 10 r1Toduce amy photograph o.
anv other kind of picture OF the im3as-'
able gulf between the white and blacl
races which he said existed"
seizure Of 117 automobile. eishiee'
horse drawn vehicles anG 1000 cases of j
ouor marked the efforts OF United state
customs officials at Rouse's Point y.
in their attemIt 10 break mp the iilegs
liquor traffic from Canada to New Yorl
state during 1921.
Tba work of feeding children and indi
GENT mothers done by the Quakers ha
been officially taken over at the direc
tion of the government by the Germa
, committee which is assured sufficient SUI
oles for month, after which they wi
be replenished from America.
New York's society set registered sal
isfaction over the announcement fror
Fudapest that Count Laszio Szechenyi'ha
q been appointed Hungarian minister to tn
- United States and that his Amer ca
= wife, formerly Gladys NJ. lVanderbi
= would ,hold sway in Diplomatic Washing
IL ton.
william T. Brines. former University
Pennsylvania student, who was acqui
: tied last January Of the charge Of KILN
Flmer G. D-ewes. a Dartmouth collez
kstudent, lost his life in an 7'ltomobile az
Icident near San Diego, Calf last SuI
=, day.
y Two stills. two barrels Of hauor an
: nine barrels of mash We're found by u
police In the fire swept ruins of the Beec
a Hurst Country cub at White Stone. :
n Y. which had been leased as trsinir
: and sleeoing quarters by J-e and Fran
Welline, professional puglists.
e Three robbers who had evidently traii'
n William Simmons, collector for chain
/ grocery stcres. held him up when he MAJ
his twelfth stop in Fifth avenue. Brookly