Norwich bulletin., 1922-09-18

United States health author1tass have ieclared a quarantine against Tampico because of yellow fever.
 Apra harbor, near Guam in typsnoon, | but was not seriously damaged.
 The Intern ationaI Finger Print Assos- citation at Boston selected Des Moines, 1 Iowa, as its next convention city.
 Mrs. Alfred E. Karlson died at the | Mass, hospital of injuries | received when her automobile turned l turtle on the road.
 Suggestions for reforms in the stats highway laws will be made to the in coming Legislature by the Maine Auto 1 mobile Association.
 William Petrie. g years old, of Bridgeport, died in St. Vincent's hospital there from skull fracture which he sus- tained when he was run down by a truck.
 Arrangements have been completed for the 9s5 striking shopment Of the Balti- more and Ohio railroads in Cincinnati to return to work immediately.
 CabIegrams congratuiatinE Ave Gen. traf American republics on the anniverS- ary of their independence have been sent by President Harding.
 All women missionaries in Smyrna, with the exception of Mrs. Alexander MacLachlan. wife of the president of the International College, are safe at Athens.
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 Miss AiurieI Mccormick, granddaush- ter of John D. Rockefeller, and hardly past twenty, opened a millinery shop in Chicago, half block from her elevator less third floor fiat
 Major Baker. of the Tenth St. eatha- rines, Ont. field battery last night wired district No. 2, offering the entire bat tery for service overseas
 The American steamer Fort George, with a cargo of saltpetre, from Philadel- phia to Montreal, is ashore at Indian Is- land near Petite Riviere, N. s. ! The New England assembling plant of the Ford Motor company. located in Cambridge, Mass. will shut down late this week. The plant employees approxi- H.
 Communities in Massachusetts and Northern New England are repairing damage done during Friday night by the l most severe electrical storm of the sea- l son.
 The labor situation in it's relation to the prune harvest has become so acute that plans are being made for merchants of Dallas. Oregon to close their stores to- day so their employees may pick prunes. | The crop is big.
 The supreme council. thlrty-third de- gree, Ancient Accepted Scottish Rite Masonry, for the northern Masonic i jurisdiction of the United States, opened l it's 10th annual meeting in Cleveland, l O., Saturday.
 I Canada. and every stats in the Union i was represented at the opening in De l troit of the annual convention of the Sovereign Grand Lodge Independent Order of Odd Fellows. The sessions con
 tinue through next Friday.
 | sharp earthquake lasting several sec. l onds caused the collapse of number oi small cottages in the villages of Xome j los and Cirtibancalyo, Spain. A few per. sons were injured. The inhabitants tool refuge in the fields.
 ;i Advices received at Y. NJ. O. A. head quarters in New York from Geneva, con ; firmed cable reports of the death of Met } ropohtan Chrysosfom, the Orthodo, , church official, in the massacre at smyr na.
 l Mfr. and Mrs. Harold F. Mccornicl l and the formers daughter. Miss Mathilde
 it is learned, are living In strict retire : nent in a small hotel on the border o 1; Lake Lucerne, in the neighborhood o r Lucerne, Switzerland
 !. Five blocks of vThafves and warehouse
 along the Mississippi river front in Ne7 Orleans are in ruins following a fir g which did damage estimated in excess o , $5.oooooo
 A cabIegram was received in Spring ] field. Mass, from Miss Jennie M. Christi of that city. a worker with the Near Eas
 Relief in Smyrna, announcing her 5af 2 arrival in Piraeus. Greece. |. The Massachusetts state department Q - public utilities barred the sale of the SC
 curities of the Danaiano Tidewater Pow . CT company, the Universal Tide Powe | company and the Paesane Hydrauli l. Power company.
 g fondness for pongee shirts led . burglar to spend 50 much time in :, wholesale clothing store in Boston tha <. he was trapped under counter by pc = lice summoned by an automatic burg
 lar alarm.
 Pie1 Brothers, brewers, who wer = charged with violation of the BIullar lp Gage prohibition act when real bee l9 was found on one of the firms truck = last May. were exonerated by the gran F jury in Brooklyn and the charge va
 dismisser.
 T. U. S. Attorney Norman s Case . lp Providence, moved in the federal coul s to prohibit the operation of the Han ',i Brewing company in Pawtucket pendin T. the trial of criminal charges which u = government has brought against the cor lq 'f cern.
 Mexican flag made by Senora obr, " gon, wife of the president of Mexico. va e- officially presented to the>city of Phi; 1e delpaia at historic Independence ha oh Saturday while band played the Mex n can national anthem and the "Sts re Spangled Banner"
 A round trip ticket for the price of
 one way fare, for members of the Anne
 ican Legion and the legion auxiliary, u R women's. organization. attending the nj
 tiona1 convention in New Orleans Octob' UT 1920, has been granted on all faikoa,