Norwich bulletin., 1922-09-22

Coroner MIX in a finding says that VII liam Augustine. 1T, of New Haven. whose body was found on q bridge on the night of Sept. 6. committed suicide by shooting.
 No trace had been found up till noon | yesterday of the automobile which struck | and killed Hary Huni, 2S year old war i veteran, in Congress avenue, West Haven.
 Mrs. Harding's eonvalescence has l reached the point where she can take l solid foods. 1t was said at the White | Holse.
 Pope Plus xI,. who at the moment he heard of the smyrna fire sent f0V.00o lire for the relief of the suffering has ordered further monetary help.
 dynamite explosion demolished the home of Walter AIcManus, coal operator of Sandy Bottom, near Mzsontown, in the Fayette County (Pa.) coke region.
 ,EIisha H. Brewster and James Arnold Lowell were nominated by sresfueiIt Harding to oe Additional federal judges in the Massachusetts district. Wesleyan university opened Its o2d year yesterday with student enrolment of more than $50. The freshman class num- bers about 15o.
 John IT. Buck of Hartford was appoint ed by Governor Lake to be member of ] the board of pardons to fili the vacancy caused by the deat< of Lewis Sperry fast June.
 Frederick ". E. Coleman of MInneap- olis,s was nominated by President Hard ing to be minister to Esthonia, L2tvia and Lithuania, the three Baltic stIteE. recently recognized by the Unis.sl Ssates. l According to the HohenLoII-en law. Princess Hermine, who is TO marry form ! CT Emperor William. will l;e regarded as his empress and treated as such in what remains of his former coIrt. Congressman Lewis Henry has con- ceded. the nomination of Gals H. Stalker. for congress in the 37th district, and i, congratulated Mir. Stalker.
 Mrs. Ella H. Ellis, B year old widow of Chicago, is busy with her plans for her marriage to Edward r. Fox, T6. of Albany, Ore, who was her coIlsge sweet i heart.
 Four freight cars and caboose were wrecked early yesterday when north bound passenger train crashed into a milk train in Bethel on the Danbury-Norwalk branch of the New Haven road.
 Mfr. and Mrs. William L. Whitney oi Newton. Mass.t and their two children \ were forced 10 leap to safety from tht bedrooms of their burning summer homo atsForest Beach.
 Mrs. Grace storcr of Lawrence. Mass. Il aged s2, died at the Lawrence genera
 hospital as a result of burns and shocl suffered while she was visiting friends 1T Salem, N H.
 Philo c. P1att of Newtown was Bomi
 hated by exclamation as the candidate for senator from the 25th senatorial dis
 trict at the republican convention there yesterday.
 Edward vispono. ss. was shot throusl the cheek in Bridgeport by his cousin
 Mrs. Susie Cubitilo. Vispono was takeI
 to+a hospital and his arrest ordered on { l breach of the peace charge. Because an applicant for citiEenshi,
 had an alcoholic breath when he appeared in court, Chief Justice Leslie C. Cornisi
 of the Maine supreme court has refused to admit him.
 Eighty foibIes of and the nIrrancy oi
 the "happer.' Secretary If Labor Davil
 declared in addressing the American In
 surance Union in Columbls. Ohio, ar, 2 disturbing evils in the social fabric oi
 the nation which must be overcome.
 
 The Portuguese aviators sncadurs and Coutinho, who recently completed z 2 flight from Lisbon to Rio Janeiro, plar to leave for Boston, Mass, after theii
 arrival in Lisbon from So1rh America or
 the cruiser Carvalhao Aronjo They vii ! remain in Boston twenty days. Money which she obtained from he I first husband in their divorce settlement 5 was used by Mrs. Laura Price B,sS, u keep up the payments on the insurance
 policies of her second husband, L. r Bowman, of Huntington. More than half million bottles Q , beer, ale and porter were osilg held b, :, provincial authorities at Wiads1-, Ont following a series of raids on brewer.
 company warehouses in and near tha :, city.
 |
 The Massachusetts department of pub lie utilities has asked the New York stocl | exchange for information concerning 1t
 recent action in withdrawing wire an
 ticket privileges from twelve Bosto B brokerage houses.
 !, rcquisition on Gov ernor Cox of Mas t sachusetts for the extradition of Alfre e S. Black of Boston has been issued b ,, Governor Lake. Black is president of tn e corporation which operated the Rialt theatre in New Haven, which was burne d last November with loss of ten, lives. l. Frank H. Kamack, 43. a well know
 Waterbury merchant. committed suicid d by hanging in the cellar of his clothin e store at 115 Bank street, which he wa e to open for business the latter part c d this week.
 e trunkful nt manuscripts with eac o of which was printe editorial rejec F tions was in she room in a hotel wheT
 the body of Miss Minnie 2, Strong, I, twriter of Long Beach, Ca;, was foan 8 hanging.
 l. Mrs. John Miller. formerly Miss Jus d of the Sierras," has been sran.ed a d ,e vorce on the ground Of >1sss-tion B.
 fore her marriage to John Miller. Sh
 was divorced from John Reavis. lninin engineers, fin March, 1s19. \ Testimony tending to show that D