Norwich bulletin., 1922-09-11


 :. The Costa Rican National assem1y has refused to ratify the Central Amer icans treaty of peace and anity signed at the recent conference aboard the U. s. Tacoma.
 The cotton trade of the world, has de- crseade one-third. or approximately B. oo,ooo,o0o pounds from the figure which it had reached before the war.
 The federal government. began. suit against Count Rudolph Festetics De Tol- na of Hollistown, L. l., seeking to an- null citizenship which he claims was granted him in San Francisco in 1906.
 Thirteen Williamson county men are now in the county jail at Marion, H., charged with murder in connection with the Herrin massacre and others are sur rendering or being arrested every hour
 All the moving picture shows in Berlin are to be closed after September 22 in accordance with decision reached by the Association of Cinema Theatre Own CTS owing to the excessive amusement tax.
 Jerome May, old time banjo player, composer and minstrel has played his last melody for death came to him in Stratford as suddenly as a string breaks under players finger.
 Mrs: rAdelina otero Warren. of Santa Fe. defeated Congressman Nestor Mon- teya of Albuerquerque, N. NJ, for non- ination for representative in congress- man in congress by the New Mexico re- publican convention.
 The London Evening News states that it learns that the London headquarters New York has been defrauded off the sum of ss2,o0o.
 The arrest of 8 fur dealer charged with selling dyed rabbit skins as high grade furs to working girls sent police detectives into the Dorchester district oi Boston on a search for other alleged swindlers.
 Henry V Greene, president of the H V. Green company. Boston, and foul subsidiary financial organizations. sur rendered on eight of nine secret indict nients alleging in general consiracy tt commit larceny from fnyestitors.
 
 Ernesto ycsali, alleged to have fataIl. shot Mrs Rosali A. Cali, near the pub lice market in Portland. Me. ten day ago, vas sent to the state hospital a Aungusta for mental observation.
 Harold D. wilson, candidate for tn, republican nomination for attorney gen erzl,i and former prohibition enforcement officer for Massachusetts. will be sum n1onsed into court in Salem, Mass, fol viletion if the speed laws. The Pepperen Manufacturing com company of Bfddeford and the Yorl Manufacturing company of Saco an neunced that effective today wages Il their cotton textile mills would be re stored to the scale in effect before tn 20 per cent. reduction made last winter
 The fire which broke out at midniKh ] in the summer colony at Bap Point. op posite Popham Beach at the mouth o 1 the Kennebec river, was brought unde control with assistance from Bath, Me after it had burned the store of Ere 1 Spinney and ten cottages Notice was posted in the Cabot cot ton mill. Brunswick. Me. that beginnin | today the wages in effect on Feb ruary 12 last will be paid employees. Tn increase tE understood to be about ? per cent
 Reckless motor driving. 1t was sait was the cause of Governor Sproul' daughter. Mrs. J. H. Ward Hinksor falling into the hands of the Philadei | phia police, along with another youn I n
 Professor Alexander smifh. note, chemist, until recently head of the d, l pertinent of chemistry at Columbia Un versity. New York, is dead at his hon
 in Edinburgh.
 Of all the several hundred Rotariar
 who drew for 15o-pound pig offered .
 a gift at a Rotary club picnic in Okl;
 homa City, Okla. the porker fell q the lot of Rabbi Joseph Blatt of Temp
 B'Nai Israel, who held the winnir
 number. I The breaking of a life line earri.
 out to the Rev. Martin A. Kraus,
 North Pelham, N. T., by Marty Kavi
 the drowning of MT. Kraus.
 
 Preparations and not the league of n,
 tions is the issue of most importance
 Europe now. declared James NJ. Go
 fomer governor of Ohio and democrat candidate for the presidency at the la
 election. z' : Because the: appropriation of sIe. , 900 for the maintenance of the Rho
 Island state militia is almost exhauste
 state. troops now on strike duty in t Pawtuxet valley may have to be wit
 drawn. Miss Martha Nelsen Beason, wife Kenneth c. ,Beaton,. humorist, is dei in Los Angeles. Her health had be, failing for several years. Her husban known, to newspaper readers as K.
 B." was a her bedside. Boston patrolmen arc looIdng to q fastening of their badges with ext
 care. A general order issuedby Poli Commissioner Wilson said that becau of the increased number of lost shiel
 patrolmen who hereafter lost such signia would be taxed s5 each for ne ones.
 Acting on tip that a Boston Son End market was soon to be robbed. p ! lice officers visited a house in Uni : square and arrested at revolver poi , two young men who were preparing leave their room. In the apartment t i. officers said they found burglars too
 three reyolvers and two black masks. T The schooner Elizabeth Howard sail, ] by Capt Marty Welsh, winner and los Ion one international hshermen's rat