Norwich bulletin., 1922-05-24

from Rotterdam for Montreal.
 Ethel KimbaIl, who masqueraded as. a man, married another woman last year was in the police tolls in Boston again wearing mems clothes.
 Basil Zacerkivny. of Newington. a to- bacco grower, in bankruptcy petition, gave his debts at $43,25S and his as- sets at s29.o6O. He is the sixth grower to fall recently.
 The modern fapper was defended by the Rev Almer Pennewell, pastor of the Covenant church at Evanston, ,<I H., in sermon in which he approved short skirts, bobbed hair and knickerbockers.
 The nomination Of Monsignor Bernard J. Mahoney as bishop of the diocese of announced.
 Strikes in the four principal local in- dustriaf plants in Perth Amboy which have been in progress several weeks. were settled on the general basis of an in- crease in pay of five cents an hour.
 The public in New York, saved over $40. 900 over the weekend because in- spectors of the health department refused to allow the sale of chickens whose crops were filled with sand and gravel. Election of Mrs. Alice Duer Miller, au- thor, and Gano Dunn, engineer. to the board of trustee of Barnard college was announced yesterday at Columbia uni versity.
 l Death came to the housekeeper of the l late Judge William Hawkins Woods, of Cincinnati, tn eday after she had in herited his residuary estate amounting to more than $1oo,000.
 The Dempsey biII authorizing improve ments for rivers and harboFs, was passed by the house, 209 to 1S. Funds for the Improvements are yet to be pro- vided.
 The Southern Presbyterian general As- sembly at Charleston. w Va, adopted a resolution of comity between it's church and the. Associated Reformed Presbyteri- an church.
 A jury to try J. Thomas GettIEan, of Rever, for the murdef of his aunt. Mrs Elizabeth M. Cook, by poison. was select ed in the superior court in Boston. Tes- timony was begun immediately. 1 Developments in the strike of the boot and shoe workers in sixteen shops ir Cincinnati, are expected next week, after a few days Of quiet, one of the manu- facturers said
 Two Nmen were buried under twelve tons of liquid concrete, and three others narrowly escaped death, when wood. en form into which concrete was beinf poured in the construction of the Wa. hague, N, J., dam collapsed suddenly.
 Charles Donaldson, 1s, of Andover Mass, who disappeared from his home in February, is believed to be identica with the man arrested in Stamfort charged with stealing a bicycle
 Patsy Essau, road worker for tn, New York and Stamford Railway com
 pany, was injured by an automobile O
 Frank c. Woodruff of New Haven, an,
 is in the Stamford hospital
 Charles ArkinstaH. of BerkIey, CaIif
 If years old, a cripple from birth, lImpe, into the path of runaway horse, seize
 the bridle and clung to it until tn ] frightened animal stopped, after running
 a block.
 Margaret, wife of John McPartIand
 and John, the eleven months old son o , 1.-the couple, were drowned in Lake Quin sigamond, Worcester, when a canoe i ? which the three were padding tippe 2 over.
 Secretary Mellon authorized federal re , serve banks to redeem in cash at pa r an daccrued interest before June Is tres = Iiry certificates of Indebtedness of tn ' series dated June 15, 1921, both matur a a ing June IS, 1922.
 George Mubarek and Samuel Sinai z were found not guilty by Judge Hzggin . in borough court in Torrington. The [ were charged with arson In connectio l, with a fire in their whole sale fruit stor n on December 31.
 A new effort to release Fred Madei
 president of the building trades counci ' and seven other labor leaders, indicte
 recently in connection with the murde y of two policement, on bail was made 1 a Chicago Monday.
 t After a chase through the streets c 7 Hartford the police captured an auto S mobile In which was concealed S5 gal ], Ions of alcohol. Another machine beliey l
 wa snot caught.
 n The compromise wage cut offer
 five per cent made by the Patchogu Plymouth mill officials of Lawrenc Mass, to their 400 employees was r, |, jetced by the workers after a two houl deliberation. F. f Ten leading cIereymen of AIOntrea . Que. five Anglicans and five PresD! terians. have applied for ordination
 both churches. their avowed object b.
 ing to hasten the movement toward
 unity of Christian denominations.
 The Massachusetts legislative commi : tee on water supply today recommend, Y reference to the next session on a s6O U 9o,000 water developmenti project f, the Metropolitan district and the eli z of Worcester.
 The New Jersey board of commer,
 and navigation yesterday announced
 had rejected the application of the Cei
 tral Railroad of New Jersy for prmi n sion to build four-track bridge ov
 Newark bay from Elizabeth to Bayonn
 Thousands watching circus perform t ance in Buffalo, N. Y, were terrific
 when big lion escaped from it's cag e The lion ran out of the main ter !. through another tent and into u It street. Pursued by circus employees
 ran three blocks before 1t was final lcorneres