Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-09

,: G. Stewart a neiEhbor and friend of : Abraham Lincoln in Springfield. Ill. died
 at his home in Hamilton. Wash, aged sS l years.
 Frank and Jacob BoEdonoH. brothers, : who operate a chain of provision stores
 in Massachusetts cities. were arrested ia Lowell on charges of arson.
 Garret B. Van Fleet. s5, said by rela-
 tives to be the oldest member of the Grand Army of the Republic, died at the home of lis son, Marshall H. Van Fleet i. 5 in Denver.
 M Dr. J. Montgomery Moshsr, 5s, noted
 nerve specialist, died in Albany. He es- tablished the first psychopathic ward in
 connection with a general hospital in the \ United States.
 Germany's coal imports during oo- tober amounted to S,295,371 tons, accord
 ing to official statistics, while 1 50o,ooe
 tons were delivered to the reparations
 commission.
 Macdonald Smith, professional golfer
 and holder of the 1921 Metropolitan
 championship of the Atlantic coast, has
 obtained a license to wed Mrs. Louis
 Harvey, San Francisco society woman. Fire yesterday destroyed a frame
 building on North Elm street WaTiing-
 ford. owned by the Choate school. with
 loss estimated at $1o.ooo. The build
 ing had been occupied by R. A. Moor
 mand, a master at the school. N Eagerness to buy a vessel and 70 to U hy C
 Strout of the schooner Jesse L. Leach
 which foundered last Saturday off Cape
 Ann.
 Seven registered letter each containing E $1,0oO sent to the Havana branch of
 the National City Bank of New York
 were rified aboard the steamer Pastoreu
 during a trip between New York city and A Havana.
 Seven young men who were arrested
 in Bridgeport for robbery of prepay
 ment gas meters all over the city, whici
 netted them considerable cash, were sen - to jail each for year. s,- He An involuntaFy petition in bankrupto1 ITS was filed in the federal district cour ut in New York, against George ". Morse on doing business as George ". Morse ant re- company, stock brokers. ire Political circles were surprised fl er. Philadelphia by the announcement tha nd all contributors of S10O or more to tn ms campaign fund of Senator George whar .rs ton Pepper would receive refund o of ten per cent.
 ti-
 we George Moshier and George Stevens, . ,ed the Devon section of Milford, accused c he assault upon two 17-year old girls, secur -as ed bail in S3,o each and are now await
 Ing action of the superior court Ike mt special stockholders meeting vi emf held in New York December 22 to con md sider increasing the capital stock of Fl lad liott Fisher company, adding machtn in manufacturers to $s,5oo,o0o by issuanc ast of S0,000 shares common stock at SIC in- par value, 1t was announced. nat .nyi The net cost O the foreign servi< rn- of the United States for the coming fii CTS cal year was placed at "substantiall md less than 5000, ,000" by Secretar
 Hughes in explaining the state depart he ment's estimates to the house sub-con ish mittee on appropriations. hat
 to Freight movement, which has been al 'ia- normally heavy for several weeks, w? still setting new seasonal records, al the cording to reports made public by tt at car service division of the America
 Railway Association. his p.,..,...t~. Johr.on n.,uhl,-. red so,,tb noLots bas io+-o5uced . yIII rI, hey inS Inc -rssISant .n+borttv in u,sy tin nAS to draft the unorganized militia, witho'
 exemption of men from 21 to 30 on a. ing, count of industrial occupation. | nan Edna Purviance, leading woman fl een Charlie Chaplin, is i'll with pieurisy, .ces Los Angeles, according to an aHnounc ana ment from her home. Her physlcii yer stated. however, her present condttic oV- was not dangerous.
 by While rummaginE in . eloset In h ,ra- unoccupied former home in Springiel tn- Mrs. Edith Breck of Boston came upt of a young woman, about 25 years old. nea my ly unconscious from exhaustion and e the posture lying under a mattress. out
 nee, Ladies of tho Ku Klux KIan 0f q
 state of Indiana presented articles are- incorporation. Sanction of the incor ced oration was held up. however, because 'een check for only s2 accompanied the .a ae- corporatiaon papers.
 yun. Auaicans ,rho xr.nd ,n,Il,o,. .h-, oy for scenery and recreation arc told
 the annual report of the national pa service, made public today, that the t rle may be found in greater abundance a @ Ie beauty in their native land. Lack of funds has thrown the N
 uonal Guard lone year behind in { ,.n development required by congress ,t-s seh," Major General George C. Rc 's' ards. ehief of the militia bureau, { ion, clared in his annual report. ary Charlie Wright, negro, aecused of UVsr murder of Miss Ruby Hendry, you Iica- school teacher at Perry, Fla, was tax
 from the steriR and burned at | were stake at the scene of the crime ca nd. last night. by a mob estimated at 8. Nil eral thousand men.
 had BIoomheIds-Rev. Wills A. Hadley q had fered paralytic stroke Wednesday ev, gov Ing which later resulted in his being Into moved to the hospital at Hartford R xist- and Mrs Hadiey were to leave Thursc oun- bmorning for their new home at New l.,