Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-01-21


The amount of wool now In stock
throughout the country, as shown by the
annual canvass of the Commercial Bull
| letin, was 113,272,337, on December 81.
Three iremen were injured in a
three alarm fire in the North End, Bos- |
ton, early yesterday which burned a six !
story brick warehouse.
A beaver, white from foreIegs to the
middle Of the body has been caught at |
Long Lac, Ontario. 1t will be exhibited |
in London.
"Please rush warship with lumber
and carpenters" was the message receiv-
ed at the state department from Joseph
L. Johnson American minister at Mon
tro'via Liberia.
The general level of wholesale prices
remained stationary through November
and December the bureau CT Labor sta
tistics of the department of .aibor an
nounced.
Preventive dentistry and mouth hygi-
enc were the underlying themes of the
fifty-eighth annual meeting and clinic of
the National Dental Association which
opened here in Chicago.
Members of Wood Heel Manufacture
ers Association, Haverhi1l Mass. are con
sidering what action they will take re-
gai+ding the unions vote to accept a five
per cent wage cut effective at once.
Philip f. Schwartz is on trial before a
jury in Pittsfield, Mass, in the superior
court on charges of the larceny of SIS
diamonds valued at $50, 900, from his OWE
safe on Nov. 2, 1920.
Angered gecause he could not get a
certain number on the phone. Ed Smith
) of Mega, rode II miles and beat up the
i operator at Norman Park, Ga.
I'll Rev. Dewitt T. yanDcren OF South
/ Norwalk has accepted the appointment
as district president OF Connecticut for
the International New Thought alliance.
Harvard students earned last year in
I ward their self-support $96,S60 in jobs
I secured through the College Employment
/ office and other agencies at the uni
Tersity.
Tony Rujewsky of Bridgeport in the
federal court. Hartford, accused of op-
Grating a still. disclaimed responsibility
and told the court his wife was the
guilty party.
! All bake shops In Mexico City will be
taken over forcFbly by the Bakers Syn
- dicate on January 26, if demands which
caused the present strike of bakers are
:. not met before that time.
= Archbishop Charles Hugh Gauthier. OF
10 the Metropolitan province of Ottawa died
after lengthy Illness. He wcs rs years
- old and one of the best known Roman
L Catholic dignitaries in the dominion.
Return by tn eAlien property custodi
'e an to the German government of a plot
50 of ground in Washington purchased BY
le Germany before the war as site for
OF new embassy building was announced.
es Governor Miller of New York announced
that he favored legislation extending fo
lie another year the rent laws enacted al
o. an emergency measure at the height o
a. the housing shortage, last spring.
ge Barton Hepburn, chairman of tn
nd board of directors fthe Chase Nationa
ne by bus at Fifth avenue and 23r,
street. One leg was slightly hurt, bu
the banker rs years old suffered NOR
from shock
After recent snowstorn, 23o unem
es rdoyed men who had been given wor
ch clearing the streets in|Sy6ney Ms, wen
ay to the city hall for their ray. Many wer
to handed receipted bills for poll and othe
ne taxes, with a small cash balance.
lty
of Cotton fibres can be sliced into section
hn less than one-five thousandths Of an inc
if thick for microscopic examination an
,rk photographing, under system perfecte
n, by Professor Walter H Smell and N {
cal Howard of the Botany department
be Brown University.
iic
ere The United States Circuit court of a,
the peals in Boston reaffirmed a lower coul
uis ruling by which Richard Mayer, of Wa
all than "a wealthy German-American, wi
my regain property worth s1,Oo0,00O seize
by the alien property custodian durir
re- the war.
ter
lso The rum-runner Jennie T., erstwhi
sword fisherman in Block Island water
which has been tied up at Bells doc
New Haven, since hast summer, WI
oE seized by orders of Collector of Custom
James L. McGovern of the Connectic
dr. district.
to-
DIR. Mchaei scapone was snot down ar
of killed at the door of his home in II
do North End, Boston, early yesterda
they had no clue to his identity. Seal
th. one was 81 years old.
ion
hill What is believed to be the KEY rhes
du- that served General Benedict Arnold
ro- staff Officers whenever they mnIockt
ate official documents, is one of the revo
ad- tionary relics acquired by the Field e
nm. tloration committee of the New Yol
an. Historical Society.
hobo on Arctic trails who had wi
him a notebook and other relics of I
Cooks expedition of IA years ago is d
scribed in a letter received in Oldtow
M. Me, from Kenneth NJ CLARK, Harva
ary graduate, who is now cruising timbe
om- land sin the northern Quebec. wilderne:
He
rial Profits on electric light globes sixte
on times greater than on other goods ma
ted by the General Electric Company we
ted attributed to that concern by Samuel u
hu- termyer, during his investigation as cou
the sci for the Lockwood Legislative clmm
Zee in New York.