Norwich bulletin., 1922-09-20

Hungary was. elected member of the league of nations by the assembly | at the session in Geneva by unanimous vote.
 Former Premier Clemenceau has en- gagged accommodations of the Trench line steamer Paris which will sail Nov | ember II for New York.
 Herman Cohn and William Sein, aIIeg- | ed pckpockets, arrested in Stamford, | were held for the superior court in S3 1000 | bail each
 The wedding in London of Mary Laa- don Baker and Allison AfcCormick of | Chicago which it had been stated was definitely fixed to take place this week, again has been postponed.
 The trial of Mrs. Clara Phillips, in dicted for murder in connection with tho killing of Mrs. Alberta Meadows, in Los Angeles, Cal, went over until October 2o
 Figures given out In Belfast on the fatalities in the Belfast disturbances since July 21, 1920, show total of 4Ss persons killed, of whom 1t Is stated Is were Protestants and PAT Catholics
 The general level of wholesale prices showed practically no change in August from that of July, according to report gathered by the bureau of labor statis- ties of the department of labor.
 Edmund E. Grove, for <the past eight years managing editor of The South, Nor walk Evening Sentinel, who recently re- signed his position. has assumed the office of postmaster at South Norwalk.
 Twenty-six steamers arrived in Nes.
 York last week with I60,9s5 tons of British coal against 13267S the week previous and the average weekly arri- yals of 68,sS5 tons in August.
 The engagement of Miriam Marsh. of Waterloo to Bennett Champ Clark. only
 son of the late Champ Clark and Mrs. Clark was announced at Waterloo. Ia. They will be married October 5. Trunk hns coal carriers announced that they were rapidly arranging stii their facilities to speed. up an abnorrnai- l ly large coal movement to all sections of the country before the coming of win ter.
 l The high cost of studio apartments in ] New York city is partly explained. at l least. in the declaration of the rent coni-
 mittee of the League of American Ar
 tists, that such quarters are much
 sought for by bootleggers,
 Calcutta was pIacarded with notices announcing that mosIems throughout | coio tory. All were enjoined to assemble in
 the mosques and pray for the success of 1 the Turkish arms.
 l The body of T. T. Robertson, soap manufacturer, of Manchester. Conn, who died at sea last Satudray of acute ane- mia, was brought to New York on the Olympic last evening. He. was 67 years
 old.
 l demand being made by the Newark police for Nicholas Lombardo, arrested in Stamford for shooting at Benny Arena,
 the police surrendered him. The New Jersey charge is that Lombardo shot at
 his mother-in-law, Mrs. Amato, in 1916. |
 l William E. Greenier, a truckman of l Waterbury, told the police that while driving by swamp on the Post Road
 between Darien and Norwalk someone fired four shots at him. The bullet
 marks were on. the truck.
 Frank H. Deming, former seIectman ir Andover, Conn. died at his home there
 yesterday after long Illness at the age
 of s5S. MT. Deming was born in Hart. ford and removed to Hampton where h, 1 served as representative in the gen eral assembly in 5qn3-04 | It Is reported that. Premier Lloy6 l George is prepared to make a genera appeal to the civilized world to suppor Il the British policy. He has been in con
 sultation with a number of experts or near eastern affairs.
 T George c. Abbott, of walIingford, wa, appointed chief of the Wallingford DO l lice force by the court of burgesses t, succeed Chief Daniel O'Reiliy, who wa { retired because of injuries he sustained last October.
 II Former State Senator Archibald Nc 3 Nell, Jr, of Bridgeport, said last nigh 3 as he was leaving for Hartford to at s tend the democratic state Convention II expect Cummings will be named fo 5 senator and Fitzgerald for governor" . | T Mrs. Milton ?. Higgins of Worcester l Mass. national president of the Parent
 Teachers association, was the princips e speaker at the meeting in New Have ; of the Connecticut Congress of Mother f and Parent-Teachers' associations. i, Forty candidates for a pharmacist's Il n cense were examined at Hartford yester vl day by the state board of pharmacy i
 theoretical work The examination i . practical work will be held today. Rallies, gambling and gambling de :, vices are repugnant to Gods law an !, should not be tolerated in the, churct T ] according to resolution adopted by tn ;. house of deputies Of the Protestant Epis :, leopal church in general convention 9 \ !, Portland, Ore.
 Victor Won schIegell and Ely Hor
 Anderson. two of the principal figure
 lin the Elwe4l murder case, were marie
 secretly in Greenwich, Conn, on Jur
 15, two years to a month after the fs n nous bridge expert and turfman ws C shot in his home in New York. d Touis Carrinrkou uArro sIavsr q