Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-13
BRIEF TELEGRAMS

BRIEF TELEGRAMS I
 The queen of the BeIEiass iS in PH1is tncosnito, doing her Christmas shopping
 Hunxaxian turkeys fer the ChYfstnoa trade are being imported into Canada for the first time in the dominion's history
 There win be ne recount sf votes east November for judge of probate in Stratford.
 Municipal election rnSul6 in Italy continue to give the fascist candidates a large lead.
 pr. Baltasar Brum, president of the re- public of Uruguay, challenged to duel Dr. Luis Herrera, former secretary of legation at Washington.
 Increased exports during October. well distributed among most Of the countries of the world are shown in figures made public by the department Of commerce. Representative ZIhlnan, republican, of Maryland, former glass blower, Is the new chairman of the house labor commit tee.
 A one-third reduction in freight rates on agricultural products was proposed in a bill by Senator Gooding. republican. | Idaho.
 | Streetman, Texas. was quiet yesterday after wild excitement which attended the | lynching of negro man and the burn | ing of the only negro hotel
 The will of the Late George F.. McAlpin, New York hotel man, disposing Of an es- tate valued at about $3,0e0,900 was pro bated at Rivcrhead. N. Y.
 The conference of Central American I republics meeting in Washington under I the auspices of the United States. was in- terrupted unexpectedly by the resignation l of the Costa Rican delegation. | Approximately I2,0uo sacks of mai, most of them containing Christmas gifts ! for children in Germany, Austria and Hungary Is bein taken to Europe by the
 American liner Mongolia.
 The mill and store shed of the Asbestos l Mines. Ltd, at East Houghton, Que,
 were destroyed by fire, causing damagJ
 estimated at $20o;000. One thousand
 tons of asbestos fore was damaged.
 Ney J. Ford. whose wife, May BIenr Ford is held in county jail in Detroit. on a
 S1arge of plotting to kill her husband, is
 to be asked to advance money for th,
 woman's trial, her attorneys announced The American line passenger steamship
 Mongolia, which went aground of Bay Ridge as she was setting out for Ham 1 burg, was fioated by tugs at 12.3O . m
 She had been aground about three hours.
 The steamship Orte-ic is ashore oR Fisr
 Rock, Calf, according to an S s mes
 sage picked up at San FraPcfsco by tn.
 radio corporation of Americas marine
 station.
 II t ss -z--.. George A. Brown, alias James Rolant Arthur was sentenced to ten. years fl prison for killing Edward Henderson b, .E blow from the butt of a 'bun in, Prov idence on Sept. fl. 2 f.- :
 Narcotics valued at S5o.o0o and tA thames and addresses of about 1 oOt tpersons ,saids to 7by the police to b. Selling agents and addicts, were Seize in New York 2'-- t-.i j - = { a.-..- sFUur thousands' quarts e.of bottled i
 bond wiIiskey in ITO barreIs were seizes | in the Big Four railroad yards in Cincin |, nati. The barrels were labelled "swe= ! potatoes" f
 lazy Einstein and Moe Smith arrive in Providence, R. l., from New York { |. assist in the prosecution of the severs
 cases growing out of the raids conducte a by them in September.
 
 a Four bandites held up ' messenger fe r the Logan Square Trust and Saving1 n bank in Chicago and robbed him c s1s,ooo in the busy Logan square bur [, mess section.
 Opposition to tho proposal to have tk = Legislature limit working hours to fort, !. eight was expressed by Herbert N Saw r yer of Atkinson master. of the stai b l grange, in has address; to the annui convention in Portsmouth, N. H. : An order was issued in supreme cou d in New York for the exhunlation of u body of Dr. Emmanuel Danzi, Bronx ph, ,t sician, circumstances of whose death la r. month are being investigated the di h trict attorneys office.
 Is The University of Pennsylvania is seel I IT ship in affairs will aspire" according u a statement made by Randall ,MGga # chairman Of the uniyersity's board ,f trustees. -. $ A true bin of murder in the arst d r. gree was found by the grand jury IS the case of Steve Torner of BridgepoI al charged with stabbing to death Andre re Kovacs on November. 2s, after a drinl to ing party.
 4 man believed from letters In h B. possession to be Ebert U. Hoffman. S s, of Ithaca, N. r., fell down a flight l. stairs in South Norwaik, dying at u all Norwalk hospital several hours late b. from broken neck. '-- le Awakened by smoke Miss RosIyn Re er enbaum, daughter of Bernard Rose Id baum, aroused her family and other fl r mates of the -ten-family house in BridE In port and probably savedr them from Su j location. <-> ,. =. pr Jehn Barton Payne was. reaDpsint d by President Harding as. chairman h. the American Red Cross for anoth ,R year. Mr.. Harding: made, the 'appoin to ment as president of the relief organiz d. tion, -,>s '.,> ?; ,a.-.,. tyI The American steamer Esstsra GlSi F bound from New York for tTabse- Bs of Cape Colony, is on1. fire at sea. -accor z ling to ., wireless despatch received at { Q, Vincent. Cape Verde Islands. from t or:I liner Almahzora, which picked u1 a rad 4. Efrorn the American vessels. t-i aA - -al G-A-----------..--$ = =. 1t MAYOR CUkLEY,s MEN WIN 2 r: 1N1B0sroN ,CTfY ELEcTIO 5a !. .i.-s s7, r7'I 2. < Is ] ' "