Norwich bulletin., 1922-07-18
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 Bernard M. Baruch has arrived in vi- snna from Prague.
 General Fonseca and all officers con nected with the Brazilian revolt have sur rendered
 since America has restricted imml- grafton the tide has turned to South America.
 Compulsory police pistol practice will begin among the Bridgeport officers on Thursday.
 The steamship Mobile City is ashore on Protection Island in Puget Sound, ac- cording to word received in San Francis co.
 Chen ChiunE AIIng's troops have brok- the vicinity of Shiukwan, infiicting con siderable losses.
 Herbert ". Snow. formerly auditor of passenger receipts on the New York. New Haven and Hartford railroad, died In Grace hospital, New Haven.
 Wage reductions became effective yes- terday in two textile plants In Lowell. employing normally approximately 1000 persons
 John J. Cummings of Dorchester. an attorney took out papers for the demo- cratic nomination for lieutenant govern or of Massachusetts. L-
 Reductions amounting to from 24 to 40 cents a day for maintenance of way em- ployes on the Canadian roads went into effect Monday. Approximately 10000 men are involved.
 The American Labor party was born in New York, when 236 delegates to the fusion convention being held there, voted unanimously to call themselves by that name.
 The Right Rev. John G. Murray, aux Hilary bushop of the Hartford diocese. Sunday laid the cornerstone for the school Sacrament in Bridgeport.
 Stones were thrown by pickets at the Pacific print works in Lawrence, Mass, and Police Officer Martin Dunn was hit in the leg but was not hurt. No arrests were made.
 Work was resumed, yesterday in the two Sears-Roebuck shoe factories in Springvale, Me, closed Thursday by labor troubles which have been adjust ed.
 Rev. Francis X. = schadwen, of tho Catholic diocese of Georgia, who was or a visit in New Haven, died at the home of his sister, Mrs. Frank c. Beck He was native of Waterbury. stop at all grade crossings in New Jer sey to ascertain if it may cross the tracks safely, an order just issued by the public utility commission directs.
 Boctblacks in New Haven have beer organized into a club by the '. M. c A., and thus given them opportunity ti have regular hours for swimming in th' pool.
 State department officials said yester day they had heard only indirectly of tht l intention of Adolfo De La Huerta, tn, Mexican secretary of finance, to visi Washington before his departure for Mex leo City.
 Reports reaching Belfast represent tn city of Cork as suffering sgrievously a the hands of the republican insurgen forces, who are said to be in absolut control.
 Five men arrested last Tuesday whel the auxiliary schooner Lorena was seize off Newburyport by customs. official after 25o cases of liquor had been foun on board.
 The suggestion that New Englan manufacturers begin to build up coa reserve was made in statement by How 1 ard Coonley, chairman of the chambe of commerce committee on commercial and industrial affairs.
 Montreal had its second daylight pay roll robbery this month when a yout snatched the $1,5oo payroll of N. ( Poison & Co, wholesale druggists, fror the hands of a girl cashier and nea l an automobile A l The Chemical Foundation, Inc, has de clined to comply with the request of Allie Property Custodian Thoh-As W. Mile that it return to the government the pat ents, trademarks and copyrights assigne to the company.
 Father MortiIlac, the French monk, re puted to have been the last lover of Mat Hari, the celebrated Dutch dancer wh was executed by the French near tn end of the war as a German spy, ha been located in the Carthusan monaster at Cartuja de Mirafores, Spain.
 Five coaches on the soaboard Al Line train No. 3. turned turtle at ga o'clock one miles south of Cox. Ga Mor day morning. A negro dining car coo was killed and several passengers il jured.
 The body of AiIeen Gregory, 19 veal old, was found lying by a lonely roa on the Gertrude C.. Ritter estate ne; Manchester, Vt, with bullet wour near her heart. A revolver lay beside he
 The girls home was only few minute walk from the scene.