Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-22
BRIEF TELEGRAMS

loss of approximately ssoO,ooo. s Mrs. Belle Arttmrpns Whitney. fashion expert and former newspaper. woman Of Boston. is dead in Paris.
 What. was said to be the nations biE- gest class of Ku Klux Klansmen-4 ,65o candfdate-was initiated in huge field just outside Chicago Saturday night
 Heavy unloading of marks abroad is the sole cause of the present collapse of | German currency, in the opinion of fin | ancial writers in Berlin. Representative Hicks of New York. lat est recruit of the aerial daredevil" !, squadron, returned to Washington from western trip in an air mail plane.
 Four persons were burned to death in a fire in a tenement house in Eliza beth, N. |J, which the police believe was of n- ! A defect in the engine caused the de- 1 railment of the locomotive and one mail
 car of the New York to Winsted express
 at Devon Saturday night
 Hope of a possible settlement of the Illinois. coal strike within 24 hours was
 expressed last night by both miners and
 operators following conference of tho
 joint wage scale sub committee.
 Joseph A. Gasliardl, who was struck on the head by brick which fell from
 building in New New Haven which he was passing died in St. ,ta2haers hos pitaL
 The mutilated bouy q John Berns, 2 said to have lived Ill i.aternson, N.NJ, : and known as 9 'parrun of the race , tracks, was lC near tho entrance of s, the McAfle f l. ounds- Frederick Grunman, aged 55, died q from fracture of the .skul, sustained ni on Saturday when he was thrown from e an automobile truck on which he was rid
 ing. s3e-s
 s.i Eritrroe Johnson, er years old. of New s Haven, who was reported missing yestcr- 5. day, was found dead caught in the mud j. in shallow waters of New Haven harbor. # He had been drowned.
 l. Property owned by the Park Ecciestas- .c tical society. Hartford, was attached for
 s6,5oo in favor Of Augustus wyhEooo .t according to an instrument filed in ths r town clerks office.
 :, The captain of the American rIre, Ar steamer Alice Dollar was slightly wound ,s ed when Chinese poured voHeys int, .d Allies Dollar from the banks of the Yang ,d tze river.
 Fire caused by detective chimney de
 stroyed Arcadia, the magnificent sixy Ae room villa of Edson Bradley, New Iori nsl and Washington millionaire, on the Ca ls nadisn side of Wellesley Island The- Ios q, q is estimated at s25o.ooe. on Robert c. Lacey, former president c
 the Central Labor council of Buffalo, ! en r., was released on s1,0e0 bail by th , ue police who accuse him of transportin m dynamite without a permit from the fir ne ne department.
 ne The national industrial conferens
 board, reported that its inestigation
 conditions throughout the couu.ry, show ne that the cost of living among waf 'ue earners families in the UniJel States C -,, July Is, 1922, was 55.6 per cen5. 'hie s sa than In July, 1914
 ls Edward Taylor. pilot aud his mech i<'N nician, Jack Marsden, of Boston. we IL seriously Injured when an alrplane E -. which they were making a flight 70 Bo ia ton went into a nose dive and crash, @ Sss into field near Greenport, N. Y. ts Hungarian chamber Of deputies pas
 ed a resolution increasing member A''p monthly salary from 5000 to 80 5. crowns. Vice presidents were raised ;NA 1S,000 crowns and the president of t ,ti, chamber gets a raise of 13.oOO crowns Secretary Hughes, In a letter ma es public by the republican national col ;~ mittee expresses the conviction after ,a., review of the Newberry4 case that Sen Sbt tor Newberry was wrongly and most u ga justly convicted"
 the
 that bathers must not ride in auton
 piles or walk from the beach clad or
 in bathing suits, the police at E CHI RockaN-ay, N. Y, took action to enfoi
 the order.
 Air The possibility ofSa direct and frieI hat ly- understanding between Germany a had France which would include close ec, ITS. omic collaboration is being given seriC Is consideration for the first time in co said mercial and unofficial circles in Paris un- s.s3 ---
 Frank P. Walsh, tho American attorE
 whp has been in Moscow for some ti
 on behalf of American clients to oI
 commercial negotiations with the sol }h government. started for. Berlin by .
 plane on his way home. vot- rL t.h,s,... .,.,..4s 1ta T. var C. Mead of Ansonia petered out in ( lles court when Judge R. L. Munger moi 2 ID the charge of urfayfully engaging SsVI sports upon the recommendation ! .9 Prosecuting Attorney A. R. McCorfnon .p Herr Hentzen. student fler of oo aN Hanover Technical school, late Satur, 4sst afternoon in the glider tests at Gersf ei'' Germany, on the Rhoen mountains, h tablished new glider record by .r,s. maining in the air two hours and the seconds.
 ,nty I've men are dead and JeR Blev i,;r, sought ten months with price of S1. .. 5 ss5 on his head for an alleged murder .Ttlv Septenber is in pail badly wounded. 4ton g result of a gun battle between 1 -o,,, men and 8 posse of eight officers ,srlv Mount Pisgah, Is mics south of Mo off ceiio' Ny,
 ters' 7 the ailnS m. ms enorts to effect a res
 Eciiiation with his wife, Mrs. D by Shanks, 2S. from whom he had been sctor ,,arated for six weeks, w. s. Shanks .i-,e depot station master of the Illinois ( list traI ralroao at Grand Rivers, Ky, ea,ce and killed his wife and ended his
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