Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-25

't auloHoDHeS being stolen. Detroit sent word of the theft of two machines.
 Ragnhild Amundsen. aged IS, was found dead from accidental gas poison ng in her room at 415 Hancock avenue, Bridgeport
 Rev. Richard T. Elliott of Abingdon mas accepted call to the North Haven congregational church, New Haven, which has had no pastor since October. The new exchange in the New Haven plant of the Southern New England Tel ephone company is called Pioneer" and was used first on December 15.
 William ChOniere. 14., one of seven chiI- dren of MT. and Mrs. Joseph Choinere of North Grosvenordale, was killed while coasting.
 radio signal sent by an amateur vvire- station in Manchester, England, was heard by A. B. Tyril, of Riverhead. N Y. and F. Kral of Washington, D. c.
 Three women and two infants were res- cued by firemen when fire broke out in | an apartment house in the Back Bay district, Boston.
 Christmas gifts in the form of paroles to i6S inmates of Massachusetts institu- 1 tions were granted by the board of pa role. George A. Faunce and John Shea were burned to death when Faunce's shack on the outskirts of Randolph, Mass, was de- ! stroyed. Their bodies were found in the ruins. Bishop William T. Manning, interyened recently to prevent Isadora Duncan, clas- sic dancer, from appearing at the Episco- pal church of St. Marks on the Bouwerie, 1 New York Gcvernor-eIect Charles A. TempIeton. announced the appointment of George L. Ayotte, of Waterbury to be his messeng- CT. Ayotte is wounded veteran of the 102nd Infantry.
 UnihcatiOn of all the soviet federated republics with the capital at Moscow. is one of the principal question on the agen- da tof the all-Russian congress which opened in Moscow.
 Holiday crowds at the South station. Boston, were thrown into mild excitement when an unidentified man stabbed Undato Sansatino of Quincy in the neck The injury was not serious.
 The former German emperor has sOId to London and New York company the world right in. what he describes as the nrst official phoIogEapft of bis recent we'd ding The price, paid was $1o.oo0.
 Police of New York were directed to search for Sidney Collet, a war veteran who had escaped from Bellevue hospital where he was under observation for hay ing annoyed Mrs. Raymond T. Baker.
 A report of raid at Mars Hill, Aroos- took county, the arrest there of Doctors Kincaid and Pepper and the seizure of morphine, was filed in Portland, Me. by Ralph A. Fry, narcotic agents, with lis chief.
 The schooner Star which was lowed to Boston with the Salvatrice by the coast guard cutter Acushnet, was allowed to sail after the deposit of bonds to cover any finds or customs charges that might be imposed.
 
 new trial was granted by tl1e sp- -preme court in Halifax, N. S., to Ralph Myles, a soldier, sentenced to be hang ed on Jan. 4, for the fatal shooting of Florence Miles, with whom he had been keeping company.
 With police guarding railroad termin- als in Boston, to prevent an influx of law breakers over the holidays, the cleanup ordered by Police Superintendent Crowley continued yesterday in an effort to end holdups and crimes.
 Bernard Kirk, star University of Miehi- gan football player and chosen as an all- American end this year, died this morn Ing at hospital in Ypsilanti, Mich, from injuries received in an automobile accident last Sunday.
 Surprise was expressed by United States Commissioner B. B. Lynch over the opinion of Judge E. S. Thomas in New Haven, which held as invalid certain search warrants on which alleged liquor seizures had been made
 The Deyinne Press, New York. one oP the oldest printing establishments in inc country, is going out of business. James W, Boutwell,, president, announced the nrm's decision resulted from inability to get the, type of men suited to our needs"
 Clark W. Davenport of Plymovtb Penn, member of the Wesleyan Uni versity basketball team, died in the Mid dlesex hospital, Middletown, following an operation for appendicitis. He was 22. years old and member of the senior class.
 
 l Inventory of the estate of the late Will liam c. Skinner, president of the Colts Patent Fire Arms Manufacturing com pany, Hartford, shows that he left prop erty valued at $61S,31S, mostly in securi- ties His holdings in the Colt company 1 were received at $201,OQ0.
 Governor Albert o. Brown of New Hampshire, announced Christmas pArdons for Robert S. Aver of Manchester and Charles Brigham of Nashua The latter had served 20 years of life sentence for murder and Aver had served seven months of a three years sentenceI
 The Los Angeles Times reported an an lnouncements from the promoters that a group of Los Angeles manufacturers bankers and oil operators has obtained from the Mexican government what amounts to blanket concession on all