Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-15

tanker, Fall River bound, ran down | and sank motor boat. while lobster | trap was being hauled off Rose Island.
 Governor Harris, after Ave years at the head of St. Johns, \. F., is return ing to England. the district court of Waterbury as 900 cases are on the docket.
 The deficit on August 1 in the receipts of domestic anthracite coal in Massa- chusetts was reported at about l4 per cent.
 One hundred passengers were slightly injured when a Lockport bound train on the New York Central railroad was deraifed at Tonowanda, \. T.. The safe in the ticket office of the Boston and Maine railroad station at Salmon Falls. Me, was blown, but noth- ing was stolen.
 Senators Edge and Frelinghuysen have asked congress to appropriate $500 ,OO0 to create permanent harbor at At lantic City.
 The allied financial experts have agreed that Germany should pay the pounds sterling, 2,OOO,O0O due August 15 for pre-war debts to allied nationals.
 Reports from the AIsatian frontier in- dicate that considerable physical and financial hardships are being imposed on German families who are now being forcibiy deported across the Rhine. |
 Pennsylvania Fuel Commission fixed a brokerage charge of 25 cents a ton on bituminous coal between mines and re- tailers, but was, unable to reach an agreement on basic price at mines.
 Clarence L. Hayden, of Higgins. Hay.
 den & O., Boston brokers. appeared ir
 a secret indictment charging larceny
 and keeping bucket shop
 Forrest F. Dryden. president of tn,
 Prudential Insurance company of Amer
 ica. Newark, N. J., resigned yesterda, and Edward D. Duffield, the acting presi
 dent was elected to succeed him. Captain Norman McSIillan and Cap , tain Mailins have arrived in Calcutta India in the airplane with which Majo
 Blake is attempting to fly around tn
 world.
 Chinandega, a city of 15.O0O popuIa
 tion., about ten miles from Corinto,
 Pacific seaport, was attacked twice b . members of the lower element of tn 7 liberal party in Nicaragua. who were rt . inforced by refugees from Honduras an
 Salvador.
 n n :, All restrictions on marriage for b :, shops and clergymen have been r 5 5 moved by the living church congress , the recently formed soviet church
 Moscow whose members are working
 have the new church take the place of u
 old Orthodox church. 
 Need of retaining a naval air static = in the neighborhood of New York f 2 coastal activities in war and the traf V ing of reserves In peace, was urged ll Acting Secretary Roosevelt in a lett le to Secretary Weeks. J. Thomas Barry. unemployed and wi o- had been accustomed to lounge abo 50 the water front in Bridgeport. died
 Hillside Home, and the police inquiry D. to determine if he had drunk pois le whiskey.
 Id Only one of the saIzo quadrupIe T. born over a year ago to Mrs AIichs l. Salzo in New Haven, now lives, Salv C. tore having died yesterday of pneurnon ot The last of the four is also very Fl. " A special two weeks session of t e, civil side of the New Haven suuerl It court has been called for September IT, and Judges W. M. Maltbie and lsa )n Wolfe will preside a. A very encouraging report on the CT r. dition of Col. Norris G. Osborn. edIt ly of the New Haven Journ1l-C C-5uri e. whose right leg was amputated at m knee on S(urday was given rom
 Raphael's hospital, New Haven
 Bridgeport coal dealers are lookl -- forward to a rationing system tn 'E with allotments limited to quarter-to
 Some dealers forecast that houseaoid - will have to use soft coal nu Bad money in the shape of s1O 2 m m s2o bills has shown up in Meriden z ne the people have been warned by Chief r1 Police Landrigan to look carefully syo yu bills of those denominations offe le- them.
 summary of automobile mIshaps sued by Commissioner Stoeckel of m m motor vehicle department points out t zen zen 75 per cent. of the accidents are in t ulo cities.
 i've The textile workers Atrike in oy- strike in the Blackstone Valley ente nm. on it's 30th week with little indication
 Pawtucket, R. l.. that it is still force.
 The International Monumental Gr Tf ite Producers Association meeting
 annual session in Boston, amour mo- that more than 2.Ooo men were now Au- ployed under tn open shop plan in :, the the England plants and quarries.. ills Ler- Robert Normandy. 26. mechanic
 the Oregon street roundhouse, Pro the dence, of the New Haven road. was 1es' stantly killed when a locomotive. ou ory control, crashed into one on a tur with ble under which Normandy was W was inG.
 was
 'ay- The sIoop Hawk was captured of rn- summer colony at Manchester, Ma
 after Is shots had been fired by C cor of Police William Sullivan and off car engaged in breaking up rum-run
 expedition.
 Weekend activities on the part of -o~ United States customs men along border near St. Albans, Vt resulte r,+h the seiure of two automobiles, 25 c ;tsd of Canadian high wines, seven case sc- assorted liquors and the arrest of inc men
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 tate ohleeG states At.orney Robert U.