Norwich bulletin., 1922-09-15
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 rrelsad,s chances for admission to the league of nations now appear to be good.
 Charles Krauzalis, IS. one of the four youths who escaped Saturday from, the state ,reformatory at Cheshire, was cap tured in Torrington.
 ~ashoot dyuAnnitersS on sight" was the order issued by Sheriff Shaw to every peace officer on. duty in the Fayette tPa-)
 The taking over by the Turkish nation alists of Brusa, the ancient Ottoman cap itals was effected without untoward incl dent.
 Forty-six years ago .theer was only one telephone in the world. Today there are 14.ooo,ooe instruments in the United States alone
 A frame bu.ldins of the New Eng land Siag company of East Canaan, used as locomotive and repair shop, was burned. The loss, was ss,ooo, 1 Capt. James J. Medley. for twenty-four years member of the borough police of Greenwich. was promoted to be chief by | the warden and burgesses
 Mai. Gen. I. H. McRae, assistant chief | I of staff In charge of personnel, has been l relieved from duty at Washington and as- signed to command the Fifth Corps area with headquarters at Columbus. O. Several nutinies in the Gree army in Thr ace have been reported in Athens, the emn demanding to be demobilized. The Greek naval personnel is also to be somewhat agitated.
 l The stafford Springs Library assocls- tion has received bequest of S15, 900 un- der the will of George L. Dennis which was admitted to probate at a hearing in the probate court Wednesday morning.
 Mrs. ". T. Clark and Mrs. ". Clark.
 both of Providnce, R. l.. are in the
 Bridgeport hospital suffering from in
 juries they received when a heavy truck
 collided with their automobile.
 Except for seven different days in i. March. more cars were loaded with coal Monday than on any one day this year. ,, either before or after the coal strike be- gan On April i.
 Homer s. Cummings who will be tom I porary chairman of the democratic state convention in Hartford next week : has been in California for six weeks, but Is now homeward bound and due prob d ably Saturday.
 s Sleeping ears constructed with seven T rooms to each car, each room acconmo- 7 dating five persons. will be placed in the o Chicago California service of the Santa
 Fe railway for fall and winter travel Q | 4 Fifty per cent. of the men employed e in the open hearth department of thl e Wickwire-Spencer Steel company. a q. Buffalo. N. r., struck in protest agains
 the discharge of employees for union activ
 tiles.
 c Allison Harmon Haines. who had beei
 living in Bridgeport with Mrs. Hele se Shortt. aged IS. as man and wife, wa of held in e3 .ooo bonds for the Decembe n I.tern of the superior court. le Theodore P. Swift who has kept tn ly kfomauguin hotel at Cosey Beach, Eas e. Haven, for several seasons. asked hi g. ilcreditors to meet and consider his in q. ability to pay his bills owing to yer of poor season.
 k Pad1 Geelcf New Haven. whose autt es mobile struck and mortally hurt five yea ge old Bennie Grisliewich on Sunday las n- has been released on s1,50o bonds penc rs ing a finding by Coroner Monzani
 Waterbury.
 ng Any special effort to get ct facts in Il a. killing of Joseph Marvici of waterbur o. on the state road at North Haven Monds IT. has been given up by the police in Ne q Haven because. they said, the stol be Shoiiid coma at Sprinzfa1d to- Charles Psssanini of New Britain. VI -es was caught with a load of alcohol in h he automobile on Aug. g, and was fined S2; sn. and costs and given six months in ia m had his appeal tried in common pie. to court and received $500 fine and ol oe- month in jail.
 at- "Big Tim" Murphy, Chicago's pictr esque labor leader, whose six year SC ow tence for the $3S6,ooo Dearborn static lon mail robbery in April. 1921 was affirm, pig yesterday by the United States circr re- court of appeals prepared to carry h
 fight to the United States Supreme Coul his - rr- Three priests, Christian brother al va six nuns, comprising the fifth missiona ,rk part to leave Maryknoll. N Y. the hor nee of the Roman Catholic Foreign Missio -iN, SOClety OI AIneFlCd Wilnln three years. a ate en route to San Francisco where on Sc hat tember 25 they they will sail for China ent
 her Freight 'loadings all railroads du wo. ing the weed ended September 2, reach lew q total of 931,5so cars, an increase aid, 40,760 cars over the preceding week. les Three bandits held up a fur shop her Seventh avenue, New York. selected 1
 beaver, skins valued at s2,5o0 and
 caped in an automobile xr A oan to the church forces in Conn,
 ticut composing Connecticut Federation rh Churches to join with the federati ss movement in Massachusetts in issuar .r of a call for a New England county e ,o-t ference in Worcester on November nc has been voted by the executive hoard
 the fedration.
 ths An automobile left In gear by M a Walter E. Burbank, of Larchmont vvh