Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-12

The election of Dr. Stephen Rushmore of Boston as dean of the Tufts Medical school was announced by the trustees of Tufts college.
 The commanders of the allied and Greek armies on the Tchatalja line have agreed to neutral zone along the Thra- clan border.
 A mass meeting of the union employees at the Dunkirk. N. Y, plant of the American Locomotive company voted | 500 to 4S against doing repair work on cripple engines.
 F. H. outerbridge, chairman of the | New York governors emergency coal | commission, has warned the city that 1 solft coal would be the prevalent fuel | the coming winte-.
 Secretary Hoover celebrated Thursday | his 18th birthday. Commerce depart ment officials declared the only notice he took of the anniversary was to Lc 'busier than ever" Jewelry robberies In three summer
 residences at York Harbor. Me- inciud- i ing that of Allan A. Ryan of New York, who recently failed for s1&000 900, were reported yesterday.
 A hospital bull a5 years old has been wiped from the books at Worcester City l hospital by the receipt of S15 in bills
 contained in a letter addressed To the ! Supt.," and signed Thank you"
 Attorney Charles T. Hubbard, aged @. ] former district attorney. Pittsfield's first | mayor and president of the Berkshire
 Loan and Trust company, died in Pitts
 field, Mass, after short Hines I Diving into IS feet of water. Harry .i Yost, a member of the Michigan state police, recovered d quart of whiskey 10
 base a charge of rum-running against
 Fred Graham of River Rouge Major Thomas B. Ferguson. S1. who served as United States minister to Nor
 way and Sweden for eight years after his appointment by President Cleveland, died ; in Boston.
 .. Fully 5O.oOo delegates to the goth an -nual convention in Providence of the Su- !, preme Oriental Order of Humility and Perfection, have registered at convention headquarters in the Biltmore hotel build ing.
 More power given to federal judges
 will prevent many failures of justice 2 Chief Justice Taft told the American Bar association con .ention at San : Francisco while other speakers dccllr. 2 ed that justice cannot prevail unless the : people rely on the courts. The attempt by William J. Corners tc
 win the Erie, (N. Y.) county delegate, 2 to the state convention for Hearst vii be fought by the present county organ | ization which Is headed by William H Fitzpatrick.
 Averaging s14o day for the sale O . moonshine, John Resendes of Westport II Mass, cleared S35.000 profit in the las : six months. said federal officers who ar s : rested the man in a shack where fiv stills were in full operation = The little Gloucester fishing schoone 'e Gorilla was nearly overturned by tn ; struggles of a huge turtle of the blacl diver type which members of the crey J. harpooned southeast of Nantucket Soutl
 Shoals lightship.
 Rufus L. Scott, aged g., who ha ? served as tax commissioned New York
 on the Brooklyn board of aldermen an
 Brooklyn board of education, died at hi
 summer home in Lanesboro, Mass, afte $ an illness of one day. \. The Providence police arc investig atin d a complaint that New York bound pas | senger train was shot into late Thursda es evening in the western part of that cit! 1- one bullet passing through window ( s, the baggage car.
 al Major J. c. Foltz has been given ed leave of absence from his duties at tn te United States public health service hos -,- pital at Arlington. He will be assigne
 to another institution after his leave @ w pires.
 a. Rubber shoe factories in Naugatue ed which have been closed will start u by Monday and operatives who have bee IT, away are returning to get their ticke st which are given preliminary to resuml he tion of work.
 0 :; hope that "good understanding al
 prosperity and happiness, may alter Id. the fortunes of the German people W; es expressed by President Harding in n- message congratulating President Ebe A, upon the anniversary of the founding n- the German republic. est Inxestisation of charges that undl 'v- methods of practices are being employ of- by the trade in restraining the natur as operations of the law of supply and d 'u- mand and depressing cotton prices, VI inc proposed in a resolution introduced m- Senator Smith, democrat, South Caroiln IS:
 )u- Bandits leaped to the running board ar an automobile in the downtown secti ay, of Philadelphia, stabbed the motorist -i the back, and then were shaken off t lay car as a girl companion of the driv 1il- grabbed the wheel ana drove ahead
 full speed. lu- By a vote of seven t. two. Stratfor, 'al. town council passed a resolution ov- structing Council Chairman Donald Sa on- mis to communicate at once with R. son Hunter, busted town manager to
 termine whether Hunter is willing to 10os turn to Stratford and again take up nd duties of town manager