Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-02

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 BRIEF TELECRAMS | Captain Josiah F.. Hatch. who com handed a lightship off New Bedford, died ] suddenly at his home in Maiden, Mass. |, The American Smelling and Refining | yesterday advanced the price of 1 cad from 6.5Oc to 6.75c per pound.
 Eagle Boat s1. ashore in Vineyard Sound for the past two weeks, was de- clarcd total loss syesterday.
 President Harding is willing tO award a prize for any practical concrete sug- sestion for the collection of the foreign to the United States.
 Henry Menken, 1I years old, commit ted suicide by throwing himself in front Of a train near the Summer street bridge, in Manchester, Mass.
 The Jordan lumber mill at St. John, x. B., was destroyed by fire, together with approximately 100000 feet of IuIn- Der.
 Forest fires which spread over a score of farms between Northfield and Se- walls Falls, N. H., were under control after a fight by several hundred men.
 The shortage of anthracite coal in Boston is unprecedented in the city's said a statement issued by the Boston emergency fuel committee.
 Several hundred delegates were iu Torrington for the opening of the thre9 day convention of the state Sunday School Association.
 Henry ". Kershaw, 65, father-in-law of Thomas H. Ince, motion picture pro- actress, now appearing in London, died in Los Angeles.
 More than $15.OOO,eoO changed hands in a little more than year in the alleg- ed transfer of SO,OO0 gallons of alcohol by Louis and Abraham Auerbach and others, 1t was revealed in Cleveland. :,
 X vote of approval was given health certificates for persons contracting mar riage by the national conference on church publicity in Chicago.
 Friends of A. s. May, veteran treas urer of the New Haven road, viii dine him on November 16, at the Lawn clur, New Haven. in recognition of if ' years service with the company.
 Law abiding citizens who believe in fair and open play will stand firmly Percival P. Baxter of Maine said in a statement.
 Supreme Court Justice McCook in New York decided against Henry Wood house in three of eight actions in liti- gation between the Aero Club of America and its former head.
 Fifteen billion marks worth of emorg- ency money will be issued shortly by mu- nicipalities in Germany, including five 1billion by Hamburg and two billion by Berlin.
 The home of William A. Sunday, Jr. soh of Billy Sunday, the evangelist, was : raided by the police in Los Angeles and five men and three women were arrested on charges of disturbing the peace. James, T. Harris a newspaper man who had many New England connections died at his home in Boston. Mir. Harris had worked for several New York anC Boston papers and was once city editor oi the Haverhill Record.
 l '%; '--. Mrs. Corinne Roosevelt Robinson, sis ter of the late Theodore Roosevelt, is sued through republican headquarters il Washington an appeal to the women O the country to. vote for republican nom inees for ths senate and house. 1 An .endow ment fund of s125,O 900 flo chair in Yale Divinity School to bea the name of Dean Charles R. Brown, i being raised through the 1,400' liviG graduates of the school. .t i A quarrel over a package of -ciEa irettes. between two wheelchair patient in the St. Francis hospital San Francis CO.,, led to the stabbing of one man an the arrest of the other as his alleged as sailant.
 Dr. Harvey Waterman Thayer, member of the faculty of Princeton changed his, name and thereby becam sole residuary 1egatee of the late Pro lessor Waterman T. Hewitt, of Corne university, his uncle. Marion de Vrtus, presiding judge c the court of customs. appeals, resigne after twelve years service on the cour and his resignation was accepted b :. President Harding. He will resume tn practice of law.
 Sir Thonfas Upton has agreed to EiT a' cup to the winner of the fishermen
 race to be held off the port of Glouce; ter, Mass, next.August as a feature
 Gloucester's 500th anniversary celebrs
 tion. ! Nothing tangible has yet been secure
 by the authorities which promises
 lead to the man who killed Joseph F
 lorizzo while he was at his dinner,
 his home in Allingtown. last Frids
 night. Distinguished service medals for Co
 Marcus Stokes, chief of supply of u
 army for the New England states, a7 lColonel George F.. Graham of Bosto
 were received at army headquarters
 Boston,
 The killing by bandits near Aleps last Friday of Lester 6. Wright | Waukesha Wis missionary for tl