Norwich bulletin., 1922-09-01
COMPROMISE ON GERMAN PREPARATIONS
 HAS BEEN ACCEPTED BY FRENCH PREMIER

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 BRIEF TELECRAMS
 The Fourth Atlantic NatiensI bank of Boston acquired the assets and goodo will of the Peoples National bank in Roxbury
 The 1922 state convention of the Amer ican Legion, department of Massachu- setts, opened in New Bedford in the high school auditorium.
 Ratihcation of the Palestine mandate was commsmorated in Washington at 2 mass meeting attended by more than .5.000 Jews.
 Tie Fort Wayne tfnd.) Evening Press. started one year ago by the Journal Gazette Company, will suspend publication tomorrow.
 Seven hundred Belfast refugees, be- lieved to be republicans, were captured by national troops in Castle Monaghan, near Castleshane.
 Amerlcan tourists attempting to sec Ireland are returning to Dublin deeply disappointed and strong in their con- demnation of conditions in the provinces.
 Four persons wero sdriven from their beds and through smoke to the street below when fire destroyed the building at SIS State street. Bridgeport.
 
 K. M. Feaster sad Reedy Tooth were shot and killed while guarding the South ern Railway shops at Hamburg near Augusta, Ga. The assailants escaped. Robert MarIer of Bridgeport, accused of obtaining money from several Derby merchants under false pretenses last Sat urday, was sentenced to three months in jail.
 All is in readiness for ths opening in Fairbanks, Alaska. September IS of the farthest north college on this continent. the Alaska Agricultural College and School of Mines.
 1 After trying out in the Vatican gar dens the automobile presented to him by the Milan Archdiocese, Pope Plus has had it duly registered by the Italian authorities.
 The Metropolitan line steamer Calril Austin, with $50 passengers aboard bound from New York to Boston. wa, held up for twelve hours off Sratford Conn, by engine trouble.
 The state of Massachusetts and thu United States are engaged in legal bat ] tie over the custody of 2s cases of liquo 1 seized by the police of Manchester Mass on Aug.
 EndinE practlce cruise of nearI, three months along the Atlantic coas extending south of the canal zone anc north to. flax, the squadron of war i ships bearing .7e0 rnidshipmen of th I Naval Academy returned to Annapolis Il
 Il Carlo Odino. wanted in New York 0, the accusation that he shot and kille, Antonio Malzon of New York, over year ago, was arrested in Waterbury h 4 Captain of Detectives Thomas Colasan
 Captain MaeAIillan and Lieutenau |, Mailins, British aviators. arrived in Cal ' cutta from Chittagong, where they under ? went hospital treatment following thei
 rescue from linear wrecked sseaplane. o
 which they drifted at sea for lift
 hours.
 Viscount LascelIes. narrowly escape
 serious injury in the paddock at tn . York race course in London from tn , kick of a horse. The three-year-oit . Redwood, who was on the way to th post lashed out both feet as he passe
 Lascelles. catching him on the chest. f The body Of Mrs Barbara TayIo
 widow of Commander James Spottn
 woode Taylor. who disappeared after u
 commanders death on Sunday. was foun
 in the Delaware river off the Philade \ phia Navy Yard
 . Michael Burke. a special poIicema d for the New York Central Railroad ar a James Wallace, a negro whom Burke a II rested for trespassing, were struck ar 5, killed by the "Westerner," New Yol z Central express as they fought on u g tracks in Chicago.
 e Great Britain is shipping gold fro :. her reserve to this country in repar U ton for the interest payment due .e the British war debt to this country z October.
 
 The damage caused by Saturdays fl =, in the commercial quarter of SoIonic :. Greece, has proved greater than at fir ,, estimated The total loss is estimat .5 at 500.0oo,oo0 drachmas, most of whi ' Is covered by insurance. ln The body of Thomas Rivers, . neTl n 25 years old, who confessed he was t
 assailant of young white woman "a Shreveport, La., was found hanging fro "a the limb of a tree near the Shrevepol rs Bossier highway in Bossier Paris re about 12 miles from Shreveport. irl Wilbur A. Leonard. who has been if member of the board of burgesses y, ssl terday accepted the office of warden
 the borough of Woodmont to succe
 John H. Clark, who resigened a f;
 days ago.
 That Q man can maintain norm
 weight on 50 cents worth of food a d ir was demonstrated in Warren, Ohio, af ei a weeks test by Dr. E. J.. Mcguire 2 y weighed 176 pounds at the start a :. the scales showed no decrease in weis ,iss is after the week of abstemious diet. C. Captain Edward Seely and Mate Bax t. Squarey of the St. Pierre school n. Acadia which was apprehended at Gloucester recently. were held in $l ve bail when aEraigned before, a Uni ne States commissioner in Boston, char