Norwich bulletin., 1922-10-27

ation of Congregational churches.
 Harry Lebeshevsky. hotel keeper in Hartford, in a bankruptcy peticion gave his debts at s11,S71 and his assets at s2S,S47, a large part of which is in real estate.
 Forced into debt by the advent of pro- hibition. according to It's officials, the town of Gross Point, H., announced it's city hall was for sale and advertised for bids on it.
 President Harding's approval of the celebration by the nation of Navy day today, is formally expressed in letter from the president to Secretary Denby made public at the navy department. The city of Seattle has power to re- fuse a pawn brokers license to R. Asa kura, Japanese, on the ground that he is not citizen of the United States, the state supreme court holds. More than 500 students at colleges in the United States and Canada have en- tered the contest for. prizes for the best essays on "The World Movement 1 Against Alcohol,
 l More than 100 delegates to the State 1 Christian Endeavor convention in Spring ] field had registered early yesterday and
 it is expected that the number will reach the total of 1000.
 Henry J. Burns was booked on
 charge of murder in Cleveland. charged with the brutal killing of his third wife, I whose mutilated body was found almost nude in shallow grave.
 '
 The Turkish nationalist government. | it is learened, will not opJect to the hold ing of the peace conference in Lusanne, Switzerland, and is agrrable to the date proposed, November 15.
 l 4 $5.0O0 painting of Jeanne D'Arc by Edward Rigny, an American painter, which reposes as an altarpiece in the little chapel of the Jeanne D'Arc home for French girls in New York, has been desecrated.
 i Kun, former head of the Hungarian
 soviet government, which was dominant
 in Hungary for short time after the war, was. issued in Geneva, by the fed
 eral police department. : The steamer Maraeaibo from West Indian ports was detained at quaran- tine when one of the men in the stew ,, ards department was discovered to be
 suffering from a maiady believed to be , smallpox.
 Mrs. Rose Ferbo. who appeared ir
 federal court in Los Angeles. with g baby in her arms, has been sentenced . by Judge Benjamin F'. Bledsoe to serve . five months in the county jail for Vio llation of the Volsread act
 Radcliffe college Is made the res dury legatee by the will of Mrs. Mary E. Dana de Cordeva of Lincoln, whicl ' 0 fan estate believed to represent 2 large sum.
 " A taxicab driver who pursued a pal q of runaway horses in his machine oi - Beacon street, Boston stopped the hors : es in time to save five children who wer l. crossing the street just ahead of the an . imals.
 Shadow Brook, 6 mansion in Stock
 bridge, Mass, has been bought by tn
 Society of Jesus, who will use it as
 Jesuit novitiate. The purchase wa < made from the Andrew Carnegia es
 tate. v Paul I. MorentL pastor of the Jewisl l mission of the United Lutheran churc e in Philadelphia, told the United Luth q eran church's biennial convention tha
 there are four million Jews in Americ t of whom 100000 are in New Tor y city and that these must be Christian -- ized-'
 l. Pleas for early enactment of the mer d chant marine bill and legislation author
 lzing government purchase of the Cap g. Cod canal were presented to Presiden d Harding by F. S. Davis, manager c > the Maritime Association of the Bosto Is chamber of commerce on behalf of. tn t ports of New England. a-i James Mahan, once employed as house Il man in the family of Clement Cleveland
 Jr., of Greenwich. was arrested in tn
 adjoining town of Portchester, N Y P charged with forging four checks whic . had been drawn in his favor apparent t by Louisa S. Cleveland. wife of his en
 lployer.
 7 A man giving the name of John Ryal 7 picked up in Springfield Saturday crit = cally i'll from wood alcohol poisonin, admitted to the police that he is Willial = Dohney and that he escaped October . from the Vermont state prison at WinC = sor. where he had served IS months n long term for burglary. ,f
 ir Passenger service between Boston an
 New York will be discontinued by tf
 Eastern Steamship Lines several Nweel
 earlier than the usual winter susper
 sion according to an announcement | s the Portland, Maine, Chamber of Con
 merce.
 m eel A flower pIucked from the grave . of a boy friend, inconsolable grief at h le death, and note in which he said sf :, was i'll were pointed to in Battle Cree e. Mich., as possibly having bearing ( n, the sudden death of Gertrude Mason, n- years of age. Her death Tuesday w.
 fro masphyxiatiou