Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-26


 week end trips next summer.
 A Panama dispatch says ErneGtO TiAlel Lefevre, former president of Panama, died yesterday morning following an op- eration.
 The BrOOkE&de cotton mills, Knoxville, Tenn, have announced a voluntary in crease of 10 per cent. in wages, affecting 1,5O0 employees.
 France has released the last German war prisoners They were undergoing punishment for ofenses against the com mon law committed during their detention as war prisoners.
 Miss CarIOtta Wells of Brya Mawr and Altadena. Calif., and Roy Jackson of Whitehall, N. Y, both American relief workers in Athens. were married in the English chapel there.
 plated on Montrears Catholic churches on the occasion of the celebration of Christmas midnight mass, nothing un- toward was reported yesterday.
 Mrs. Bessie Kufzwan of Brooklyn was held in $10,Oo0 bail ,on lcharye of .J1s- I'icion of homicide, alleging that she sold liquor to Mrs. Florence Stevers which is said to have caused her death. In their comment on tho vote of the chamber of deputies making Flemish the official language of Gl,ent university, the Belgian newspapers express the hope that the senate will not vote likewise. |
 Using brOOmsticks and mep handle as weapons, seven prisoners, four of whom are said by police to be desperate charac- ters, escaped from the Wayne county jail | in Detroit.
 Robert Shields, S6. g negro, died f1, Harlem hospital after he had been shot in the mouth by another negro dur ing quarrel in an aparemnt at A West 1sSth street. | Inmates of Sing Sine and .tb.r .D.,a, Iinstitutions near New York city will not be permitted to see moving pictures of Arbut ., whose reinstatement as a film actor mas created so much discus sion.
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 The bOdy of Bertra1n W, Wa*sop n New Haven was found partly submerged in mud and water of city dock at Wa terside park there yesterday. Medica Examiner Dr. M.r N. Scarborough pro nounced death due to drowning.
 CatholIc churches in Montreal war placed under strong police guard Sun day night after rumors were circulate, throughout the city that outrages wer , contemplated during the celebration o midnight mass.
 Trustees of the Woodrow Wilson Fouu dation will meet at luncheon in Ney York tomorrow to celebrate the success of the foundation's efforts to obtain al endowment which, 1t is expected, vii reach $1.ooo,O0O on MT. Wilson's birthda, -next Thursday.
 . Tho lives of four priests, . hcusekeeue ) land two maids of the parish residence c St. Charles Roman Catholic church i I@Voburn, Mass, were endangered by fir
 believed to have been of an incendiar origin. J. Howard Edwards, said to besa fo1
 ner newspaper publisher of Youngstown O., and personal friendS of Presider 7 Harding. fell dead of heart disease whil walking in Fifth avenue, New York. ! widow and two daughters survive.
 The trial of M.. NiewadowskI for f. Q assassination of President Narutowicz i 3 liWarsaw has been set for, Dec. 3o IT
 maximum punishment that can be mete
 out to Niewadowski is life inprisonmen
 as the. Polish law lnflicts capital punisl |, ment only under martial law. - Heavy weather is prevailing in u 2 Atlantic The Belgian steamer Londonie ' from Inmingham for Norfolk, returns to Queenstown considerably damage : One of her crew was killed and sever ' members were injured. v A FGm0F is current in Hasttoa pietz f and society circles that Antonio Moren ; screen actor. and Mrs. Daisy Canhe { DanxlEer, daughter of the late c. A. Ca a ried he latter part of January, the L
 Angeles Times announced.
 Pfemiee ROincARe yesterday reeefv N. Bompard, the French ambassador D. Turkey, and M. Barrere, of the Fren
 delegation at Lausanne. They gave t es premier details of the proceedings of | r, Near Eastern conference. O SeSsae Hayahawa, who has starred b. many film plays since his portrayal he the vil1sin in The Cheat tells of t re operation of blackmailing gang u of demanded 200, 900 yen (s100,000) wh hs he recently visited Japan after an . Dn lsenee of fifteen years. ,
 Two men entered the office of {
 Spang Baking company in Clevelar . IO., and after intimidatine three emplC K les with drawn revolvers robbed the sl
 tof 5000. The largest portion of 1 ed money was in bills fastened with n ht. The American Federation of LAbsr a lpealedl to: all central labor bodies a ,e- affiliated unions in New York state
 co-operste and furnish evidence to sl a port a drive by organized labor n, ay spring to induce the Legislature to ah in ish the state police. ok - s- - s.5.i
 A urisonee a fAe BoFtheFn winter,
 safe from the upicAous eyes Of state in ficers, a large aotprboat lay of Fly ed Point Me, near the old Rogers ia, m where Sheriff William B. Edwards sci e. $50, 900 worth of bottled whiskey and of rested Stephen Henry of Freeport. # and New Ycrk.