Norwich bulletin., 1922-07-27

rom Manlla on the nav ytrdnsport Henderson.
 One private was killed and six were injured when a transport ,truc.. Of Troop B, 752nd Machine Gun Squadron over turned at Farrelton, 19 miles south of Johnstown, Pa.
 Antoine Ouilette, one of the Indians who served under Sitting Bull at the | time -of-- the Custer massacre over fifty | years ago, is dead in ,.Wey3urn, Sask., at l the age of over 100 years.
 The use of shIpyard machine shops | for repairing the rolling stock of the railroads in the United States is the latest development in the strike of the shopmen.4 Investigation by the. senate. labor com mittee, of labor conditions in the, cotton Industry of New England was proposed In a resolution introduced by Senator Gerry, democrat. Rhode Island
 Joseph 4. Sloan. marine architect during the World war for the Sloan shpbuilding company was found dead in Seattle in a. Japanese. Icdging house, shot through the head. Bishop John Grimes, of the Catholic | diocese of Syracuse, \. Y., died at | 10.1e o'clock last. night after a long period of illness, winch has been crit ical for the. last ten days. | A. H. Woods, New York producer, | addressed a general appeal to the hte-. atrical profession through the Actors Equity association to accept reduc- 1 tiop in salaries.
 ] The sailing of the White Star liner Olympic, from London for New York. .August.2, has been, cancelled in conse- sel was dry-docked at Southampton, on Monday that her stern post was crack l ed.
 Pope Plus received in private audience Henry Morganthau. former American ambassadorzto Turkey. and had long conversation with him about his experi- ences at Constantinople during the ear ly days of the var
 The charter of the Denny 0. Wyatt Post of the American Legion at Casper. Wyo. has been cancelled because of charges that gambling games were con- ducted in clubs operated in cunnecr;op with the post.
 Special delivery letters will not he sent out from any post office in the country after Ii o'clock at night. under new postal regulations. Such letters not delivered prior to that hour will be l delivered as soon as possible" after o'clock the next morning.
 One thousand ciEarmakers who have been on a vacation in Cincinnati since July 1. went back to work after the manufacturers agreed not to reduce wages ten per cent, and signed a new arbitration clause.
 Herman Upmann. president of the banking firm of H. Upmanr and Com pany. Havana. was at liberty under bond. of s2.oOo for each of the two charges of fraud which caused his ar rest last Friday.
 An aIrplane took or from Twin Falls, Idaho to guide an armed posse in search of two bandits. who with guns levelled and Runnysacks over their heads t1 serve as masks. yesterday held up the oakley-vihont stage S5 mics southeast of Twin Falls.
 Eight men riding in five-ton truck, i raided the offices of the Tarr, Cigar com- pany in Chicago and escaped with s5.- GOO worth of cigars and cigarettes after overpowering the guard and two pass ersby.
 Robert M. HoIh7oek. former cashier of the Loose Wiles Biscuit company s local agency at Bridgeport, hsa been arrested at Bethlehem Junction, N. H., charged with the enbezzlement of $73252 from the company.
 Charles Pfaff, g Wooster Place, New Haven, was instantly killed when an automobile in which he was riding turned a complete somersault on the Derby turnpike about mile west of Yale field.
 Word came to Stamford from Bridgeport that the federal prohibi- ton enforcement officers were to make raids because Stamford was the wettest town in hte state" The intent of the raids was to make Stam ford the dryest place in the state The Nathaniel Hawthorne home stead at Raymond, Me, has been sold and will be converted into a community house for patriotic and ment of the Hawthorne Community association.
 A rail motor car will be placed n operation this month on the Fargo & Southwestern branch of the North ern Pacific railway, to run between Fargo and Lisbon, North Dakota. The car seats 40 passengers.
 A pilgrimage on feot from Boston te Ste Anne De Beaupre, ar Quebec, ha; been accomplished by Father Bernard OKane of Brookline, Mass. and Father John Mahoney, of Brighton. Mass. The distance covered by the two priests is estimated at about 435 miles.
 The appearance of David Belasco wltI l bandages around his arms revealed that he was so severely injured last Thursds sy : in a fall from the stage of a Broadway , theatre in New York. to the orchestra pit that he was confined to his bed fol three days.
 A bond of 5000 to cover the tug 1 William c. Bickel, under seizure by , federal officers in New London, wal
 filed in the United States court b. 5 l, Capt. Fawcett. The libel of the gov ernment Is for $75,o00 alleged dam
 ages covering thrice the value of ( cargo of liquors said to have beer ] carried by the tug