Norwich bulletin., 1922-07-31

COHeS mas TeIuSeu tO ulSS4Osb LuS reason for her fast.
 The Russian soviet government Is sail to have been for some time accumui- atlng a platinum reserve with the pu-- pose of establishing a coinage which will replace the gold standard.
 Governor Lake and former Governor Holcomb with others prominent in state official life attended the funeral ser vices of the late John K. Bissland at his home in Enfield. Saturday afternoon.
 A Boston despatch says that Albert Victor Searles writer and artist. and nephew of the late Edward F. Searls. Metheun millionaire, was married to Miss Charlotte Boulist.r of Lowell, last Nov ember.
 Richard Gamble, driver of an auto mobile which ran down and killed Dodg- lass A. Bacon. i years old. was held II the city court in Bridgeport on a charge of manslaughter pending the coroner s finding.
 Willard Walters of staDIeton. \. Y. and Ralph L. Cutter of New York ,ity were caught in Greenwich with an au.1- mobile which was said to have been stol- en at Cos Cob.
 Will 1T. Hays. president on the Motion Picture Producers and Distributors as- sociation of America, has failed after a | close study of motion picture studies at Los Angeles to find the horrors of = l. lywood."
 "Emperor of the Eats" may he the title of d new officer to be elected by the National Restaurant convention in Washington on October to 13. accor,l- i ing to the plans of the Society of Restaurateurs.
 Two men were drowned in the ocean al Provincetokn. Mass, Saturday in sn ef- Truro and Miss Marian Hale. a summer visitor whose home is in Connecticut 1 Aloysiur Drennsn. aged TO-. of Deer i River. died in Middletown hospital. Md dletown. Saturday night of injuries re- ! ceiyed earlier in the evening when he was struck by an automobile driven by | George Black.
 Because of the lnrosds made upon war. es and incomes by the textile strike .tnd the unemployment situation, Manchester ! N H., is accepting poll tax accounts pr 1 the installment plan.
 ] J. Douglas Dowd, second son of Mr and Mrs. Frank D. Dowd. of Madis n died in the 32nd year Friday at Gaylord | Farm Sanatorium. Wallineford, follow i ing an illness of five months. Boston & Main officials said iz wa. very probable that the railroad relail shops in Concord. \. H.. closed since tht beginning of the shopmen's strike. woult be reorened In few days with a fo-c. 1 of. at least 500 mechanics.
 Tony Costello of Salem. Mass. was ar rested charged with the murder of Hen " P. McMahon. the 12 year old boy whose body was found in a bery pas
 ture near the outskirts of Salem ol
 July 21.
 | The direct cost of the strike to tI New York. New Haven and Hartfor,
 Railroad in furnishing protection to it employees and in combating the activi ties of strikers. was S36oo 900 since tn
 shopmen walked out July 1.
 The 104th Infantry. Msssachu sett :, National Guard. will be mobilzed as es
 cort to Governor Charming H. Cox D
 the occasion of his visit to Springfield
 Mass, Thursday.
 General stiIIman F. KneeIand. Ne-
 York. lawyer and artist. 77 years o,C
 and Mrs. Eastman Johnson. 7s. widow (
 a famous artist. were married in Oar bury, Conn, Saturday. Superior Judge Louis s. Cox ruled [ Cambridge, Mass. that the motion for new trial led by. counsel for RooC s Scichiani.- under death sentence for th murder of Patrolman Thomas J. Rifle, , had been filed too~late. , The estate of the late Russell Hal who died in Meriden last March, l7 . been inventoried in the probate coul : there. The deceased left S691 900. mos 7 ly in stocks and mortgages, most which goes to the son Howard B. Hal
 Three men were drowned In Sout Norwalk and two others had narrow a
 capes from death Saturday when the automobile skidded while crossing Wa , street bridge and crashed through tr railing into the Norwalk river, thirt feet below.
 Major General CIarence R. Edwari
 announced. that a new order receive from the war department would per'n $500 boys who live in the .Frst Arm Corps area to attend 'the Citizens Mil . | tary Training cann which opens tome
 row at Camp Deyeps.
 
 The New England conserva+ory c Music announced that Wal.ingford Co, stantin Riegger of Drake university, p' EMoines Iowa had been awarded the S5. = prize offered by the trusees of the Pad ! i rewski Fund for Ameri-an ComDose e 2 for the best piece of chamber music. Tn an editorial the Catholic. Transcrip e referrins. to the king kleaele of the K 3 KIux Kan. says: This king who ca do no wrong. don't give a damn wi
 knows him. And there is a fair nTmi. of American citizens. who wouldn't g, B damn to know him" e 4 search for bonds said to be valu. d at between s50,oO0 and se0, ,o00 believ, # to be a part of the loot of big robbe- ;- was begun by the Boston police followil is the arrest of Bernard J. Mcdonald. ,- stock salesman as he was attempting
 dispose of coupons valued at s1,ooo.