Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-24

Fire damaged the old Robinson home stead in Guilford. but was extingussh- ed before reaching the main building. The tenants got out safely.
 Eme,soo " Addls. editor of the B'cws- | ter -.An.lard Neekiy n spa. CT at l Brewster x J. TOT the as: so 9s.-s. died yesterday at pneumon'.
 On Tuesday, September 6. Hartford chapter, American Insurance uinon, will conduct memorial service for deceased members.
 An informal conference on the coal day morning in the governors office, at Hartford.
 Mrs Jane Elliott Snow, author. lec- turer. student and biographer, is dead at the home of her daughter in Lake wood, O., at the age Of s5.
 Eugenlus H. outerbridge, New York. chairman of Governor Millers advisory commission on coal, has been ordered by his physicians to relinquish his duties for a few days because of ill health
  assist in search for Mss Christina Lang, 30, of No. 56 Hazel street, who left her home Sunday morning to go to church and has not been seen since. According to reports the coal burners supplying power to the Ford Motor Co. of Detroit were converted into oil burn ers and orders for 19.0o0.000 gallons of fuel oil have been placed.
 Jerusalem 500 his to have a daily | neWtI:aner published in English. It wall be owned and edited by an American woman, Mrs. Calling, of New York. Hartford Jews will he represented In the future in all matters by a commit l cd by Morris Older. MT. Older ss pres ident of the police board.
 Mrs. Livermore, who Is a member oi i the United States commission to the Brazil exposition. has just returned tc this country to confer with Secretary o
 State HugheA
 Because of holiday traffic on Monday Sept. 4. Labor Day, the New Hayei road will schedule an extra train deav Ii ing New London at $40 D. m. standar, 1 time and arriving at Hartford at s.15 = Ilans Tor rstIsins an endowment fun, 4 sof sase,e9e for khe Roman Catholic Cen i tral socisty. were under direction at tn annual conference of the organization il Detroit The society is taking a lead ling part in Catholic service. } A master will be appointed by tn } Massachusetts supreme court to conduc I hearings on the petition of the Lynn Sho Manufacturers association for an in l junction to restrain shoe workers fro1 ! participating in a strike.
 The Majestic, the largest ship aioa , which left Southampton for New Tor last Wednesday, is about twelve hour i late, having bee ndelayed because If re s pairs which had to be made at sea n he 0 engine room.
 g The case of Thomas E. .Eahiu, dem 2 cratic registrar of voters of New H; d ven, who was arrested on charges
 failure to file true primary lists with ti
 town clerk, was continued until Frida
 in city couNt.
 New Haven was named as the cI in which the 1923 state encampmel of. the Patriotic Order, Sons of Anne ica. will be held, at tns conclusirn the SSrd annual encampment in Sou T :. Norwa1k.
 f Costumes and other relies of the tv |, Swedish nightingales. Jenny Lind al . Christina Nilsson. will be disrsaye : along with a collection of other Urea n ures of theatrical history in Sweder v first dramatic museum.
 A. J. Hopkins. former United stat
 senator: and for years a republic. i, leader in congress. died at his nome
 Aurora, Ill.,, aged G. He served 7eig successive terms in the lower house
 congress and then was chosen senator . The largest life insurance payment n com panies in the United States or Ca a aoa curing the past year was made e the beneficiary of Ferdinand Sch.essi r ger of Milwaukee. The payment W - $L617,S2o with the risk distrib41t l. among twenty-for concerns.
 In order to handle the citrus fn
 trade from Savannah. Jacksonville a q beaufort, to Connecticut and New En
 - Ssc-iAaS4ilp- company c2Tltaliz s at S1,ooo,Uoe, called the New Engla = steamship and Commission Company Sonnectcut has been organized. NJ. Ichitcherin, Russian foreign mini ,s ter' and several soviety colleagues n-
 ceeoing to London on the Cologne-Oste,
 express, were refused access to Belei; Y territory and forced to return to Colog :: as they had failed to obtain the wise the Belgian consul in Cologne.
 An appeal fin behalf of the ytscoun+.
 Barengere P. De Becdelievre. dapgbtsr : the Comte de Chalet of France. held f A deportation at Ellis Island on the .ec
 nieal charge that she might become l public charge, was made to Washing, a by friends of the Viscountess. ,,oo A near riot was quelled in Houstc " Tex. by Superintendent of Police Gc Q don Murphy when James E. Fergusc s former governor of Texas and candida T. for the democratic nomination tor Uu!t ss States senator. assailed the Ku RI 'u klan in a campaign speech.
 With 8 thunderous roar which broue
 thousands of Broadway pedestria N crowding to the scene and tied up trs
 fic for several blocks. tis second flo q dining room of the Hotel Claridge, n, Forty-fourth and Broadway, New Yo, e. collapsed, hrrllng tons of debris to t n street level.
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 Miss Alice Rock, 15, daughter of \ L. and Mfrs. John R. Rock, of. walIingfo,