Norwich bulletin., 1922-10-25

900 damage to the plant of the Procelain | Enameling Manufacturing company and | s15,OOO loss to Steuart Son and Company. |
 formal authorization permitting the | Cuban government to float the s50.O00,- | 900 loan recently negotiated with private | bankers is in preparation at the state | department.
 An oil tanker belonging belonging to the Gulf Refining company. and which was converted schooner, went on the rocks oft Shippan Point.
 Some prominent Nek York and Chicago brokers will be arrested as result oi investigation by postal inspec- tors of the disposition of bonds stolen in two big mail robberies.
 The steel oil barge I. D. Fletcher Is ashore on the southeastern end of Hand- kerchief shoal, near Chatham, Mass. Her cargo was being lishtered and it was ex- pected she would float at high tide.
 Clad in mourning and emitting deep sobs, a quiet little group of Hohenzol- ferns gathered in Potsdam. Germany. Sunday about the grave of former Elm press Augusta. of Germany on the occa- sion of her 64th birthday anniversary.
 Dr. Albert <. StUrley, 35, recently ap- pointed instructor in physics at Yale university, died in the New Haven hos pital. He was removed to the hospital several weeks ago suffering from appen- dicitis.
 Yale Divinity school celebrated its tooth anniversary of it's founding Mon- ! day at exercises attended by more than l 200 delegates from various divinity schools throughout the country. ] Scientist members of the American Gas Association in convention in Atlan- l full odors with Illuminating gas in or
 der to detect leaks more quickly. | Lovers of Chicago's bright lights thai ] burn most brilliantly in it's cabarets need net go home until morning by vir. tue of the fact that city officials have lost a court fight to enforce a 1 o'clock closing ordinance.
 Appointment of "a big man or gov evernor of Porto Rico and inauguration there was urged by Martin Traviese
 
 President Harding.
 Eastern GaIicia has become the seem
 Of action of a band of forty or fifty
 terrorists. who nave been described a
 anarchists under the direction of a DO
 litical exile, named Petrushwich.
 Aside from the interest payments o
 the foreign debts received this mont 1 able to credit something over s500.00 l. to the accounts of Belgium and France Mrs. Lloyd George. after having pre- sided for several years in England White House." has been forced to joi
 the unhappy throng of seekers afte
 habitations in London.
 5 The Remington Typewriter compan filed an appeal to the court of appeal : from the decision of the appellate div l sion of the supreme court declaring th l last annual election illegal. : Louis J. Leopold and Edward P. Blu < Ter, both of New Haven, Conn, arreste in Springfield, October 15, were boun over to the federal grand jury after , hearing on the charge of illegal tram portation of liquor.
 5 The marriage is announced in Par d of Mrs. Margaret Gait. of Washingto 0 D. C., and Leon Fraser, New York a f torney. recently executive officer of u
 United States Veterans Bureau d Washington.
 2 Vice Admiral Andrew T. Long. cor a mander of the United States naval fore 1t in European waters, transferred his fl; ,t from the U. S. S. battleship Utah to q h L. s. s. cruiser Pittsburgh at Gibrs I tar.
 m Willis F.. Hutchinson of Waterloo . re teller at the Exchange Trust col
 pany of Boston, is under arrest. charg !, with larceny of S10,0oo from the ins to tuition.
 d. Major q. W. Rukke, post surgeon of Mitchell Field, flew from New York es Boston in one hour Is minutes. setti ,n what was said to be a new record es the trip.
 dispatch to the commerce depa zn ment from Commercial Attache Feely tb Buenos Aires said that an American st od company had been awarded contra ,,- for 5000 tons of material for the cc u struction of the Santa Lucia bridge |, Uruguay.
 ee., The body of Emil schutte who VI 'Oi hanged at the state prison in Wethe
 field for murder of the Ball family, V .o brought to Middletown and placed in ne rooms of a local undertaken. The fl oi eral will be held today.
 Judson J. McKim. for more u
 eight years general secretary of r New Haven Y N. C. A., formally
 nounced his resignation last night ,s take up the work of general secreti to of the Y. M. C. A. in Cincinnati, 0 EuEene Choduette. cowboy and VI Lp derer was discharged by Judge Austin ~. the district court in Taunton, Mass, a ot CT a short hearing on the charge of aL mapping Russell Smith of Dighton, f e. years ago.
 oy- Under the terms of the convent me concluded between the British and Am
 ican governments in May, wilfuI dest on CTS or wilful non-supporers of minor Ice, dependent children, are subject to ar tradition between the United States ,si- Canada.
 us-
 as TweIve-year-old Richard Gerbach, wn son of Charles M. Gerbach of Swai nd, scott Mass is dead as a result of rts. unsuccessful attempt to set up V ed. less outfit. In trying to erect the apl the atus between his home and that ar young Norman c. Widger, who was er- sisting. 23o0 volts of electricity pa. ate- through his body. killing him instar