Norwich bulletin., 1922-10-04

non,i,,stsd ra4o fa,.s G .tH ., ~ oromwen, was can convent the 3ard district. 1
 Dr. Re Copeland, healsh com missioner oA w York accepted the dem- ocratic nomination for United States senator.
 Baby Guy stillman, son of the mil lionaire bankers, of Hew York, 4<who re- fever, is now out of danger.
 baby girl born recently to Mrs. Oliver Morosco, wife of a theatrical pro ducers, died in hospital in San Fran cisco.
 Tentative assessments in New York city for 1923 show an increase in real | and personal estates of more than s771,- | ooo,o00 over 1922.
 The appointment of Dr. willard c. l RappIeye as superintendent of New Hav- | en hospital, to succeed pr. Harold ". 1 Hersey, resigned, was announced
 Christopher NeiIsen, of Hartford, re- I leased on July 31 from the state reform | atory was arrested at New Britain | factory on a charge of theft of silver ware.
 Laura Biondi, daughter or Mr. and Mrs Angelo Riondi, of Seymour, was run down by an auto driven by Mrs. A. 1 L. Donovan of Fairfield, and may have fractured skull.
 John J. McGulnness, of the eighth dis trict, Bridgeport, was unanimously elect ed chairman of the democratic city com Hynif to VoJ, resigned.
 King Constantine in talking with his friends before embarking for Palermo, Italy, where he is to make his home, made plea that hearty support be given the new king and queen.
 Frank Geninis, former Cleveland Cin- cinnati and St. Louis National league outtielder, is dead at his home in St. Louis. His baseball career extended from 1885 to 1902.
 Two soldiers of free state detach- ment were killed in Belfast when the detachment was ambushed by irregularS on the road from Farranfore County Kerry tp Killarney.
 The migration of 1o,OOO more Mennon- ties from Canada to Mexico will begin this month, the Mennonite church having advanced s4,0Oo,OOo to families contem- plating the trip
 All men between the ages of 30 and 1 50 in that part of Thrace which is under | the jurisdiction of the Constantinople government are being recruited for the l Turkish army.
 Joseph Block, s2 year old son of L. F. 1 Block, Chicago, pi esIdent of the Inland !! Steel company as member of a pud- dlers' gang, is learning how to make steel
 Mrs. Stella Gordon, arrested recently l in New Fork, Ion 8 charge of having TaTro tics in her possession. was released by Magistrate Smith. John Paul Jones, actor and playwright. arrested with her, i was held in $500 ball for the grand jury The Hungarian News agency in Paris.
 which on Saturday circulated report that King Alexander of Jugo-Siayia had
 been assassinated in the course of revolution in Belgrade, now denies it 1 as altogether unfounded
 Report of Big Four engineer and fireman that they had seen two lions just ahead of their train in Mount Victory I Ohio, spurred bands of villagers to renew I their hunt for the beasts which have been reported in that vicinity.
 The special board of naval officers cre- ated by Secretary Denby for the pur- pose of recommending a definite and
 stable policy regarding the maintenance
 of the shore establishments of the navy 1 hera0 de1iherafton
 Several hundred officers of the United States army, meeting in Washington at
 the first annual convention of the Reserve ! Officers association of the United States
 were prepared to discuss matters per-
 taining to the policy of continued military
 preparedness in this country.
 Mayor Schwab. former brewer of Buf-
 falo, N. Y, personally and unattended by
 police officers, raided five alleged dis
 orderly houses in Elm street Saturday
 night and compelled their proprietors to close.
 Relatives of Bart Conroy "stron, , arm" mandarin of old Chinatown, New , York began their fight in surrogate,
 court in Brooklyn to break the will ir s which he left all of his property to hi; , wife, Susan, known as ''The Bluebird." William H. Coburn. II, charged witI i, assault with intent to kill following tn { shooting of Mrs. Edmee ,Coburn, tn : youths step-mother, two weeks ago, ap = peared in city court in Manchester, N
 ] H. The case was continued until Wed
 nesday and bonds of $3,000 continued
 Mrs. Stephen Checkley and her fou if children of 146 Jersey street, Ansonia # were poisoned by eating toadstoos whic Mir. Checkley gathered Sunday In tn r woods for mushrooms
 ,- from an injury he received on Decembe 22, 1915. when he was struck on tn [, head by Roman Howanice, an employe i v the Stamford Manufacturing company e plant in which Parker was foreman. ,- William V. Anderson, of Meriden, wh l. shot and wounded his wife, went t 0 trial before a jury in superior court n, New Haven yesterday. on the charge (
 intent to kill and murder Anderson. e1
 poets to testify in his own behalf.
 George Eastman, millionaire. koda 5 manufacturers, made public a letter
 the conference committee on Rocheste 1T telephone matters in which he offers o. buy the voting control in the Rocheste r. Telephone corporation and donate tr Id stock to the people of the city of Rt sy chester.
 Tt handwriting expert, called by cOu, al Fer