Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-08

ike opened Monday. with practically no !
 -nge in the situation.
 4 will written in shorthand on a tele- graph blank has been admitted ito pro- bate in solemn form. it's validity upheld by the probate court of England. day included Minneapolis. Minn.. Arch Coleman and Trenton. N. J.., Charles H. \ Updike.
 According to real estate men, the ti- tie of So acres of land located in East Chicago has passed to Henry Ford at a. consideration of s1,Ooo.oo0.
 A company organized by David Dun bar Buick will market a new automobile to be known as a Dunbar. The com pany will be capitalized for s5,Oo0, 900. Foreign tradea department of the tRus- sion soviet government has begun in- guir.es regarding South American trade possibilities.
 man arrested In New Havenl on the charge of running a still is also charged with having tapped a gas main, to get, fuel with which to run the still.
 The commission of Major John w Hyatt, U. S. A, as a colonel in the Massachusetts National Guard was sign. edsby Governor Cox.
 John William KeIlette azed Sr years. author of Bubbles" is dead at hds home in Northboro, Mass. He had been i'll many months with an incurable disease.
 
 The PeppereIl and York cotton mills, in Biddeford, Maine. employing 5000 will be closed from August 26 to September II for the annual faI vacation
 New Haven has one police officer for each 522 inhabitants which is a larger ratio than in any other city in Cornec- ticut. New London is second with one officer to $40.
 General Vlahoupoulos. commanding the Greek troops. has notified Brig Gen Harrington, commander Of the allied forces, that the Greeks have begl1n to withdraw from the Tchatalja line.
 President Harding has been invited to be the guest of the Essex county dis trict of the women's republican: club of Massachusetts at an open air rally at Salem Willows on August 23
 The "tag day" in behalf of the rail strikers held in New Haven Saturday netted about sS.000. according to MT. Ready. The silver dimes filled half barrel
 Russell 4. Wood of Cambridge. Mass, announced his withdrawal from the contest for the republican nomination to the United States senate to succeed Henry Cabot Lodge.
 Manufacture tthe LocomobiIe Com pany plant at Bridgeport of one-ton truck is forecast in the house organ of the W. C. Durant interests, which re- gently acquired the Locomobile Com pany. Eight boys who left St. Francis Or l phan Asylum in ew Haven, intending to tour the country as the major part of a baseball club. were picked up in Bridgeport by the police and sent back to the home.
 Fl Universal. of Mexico City. in an ex- tra edition last night says President Oh regon ratified the agreement entered in- to in New York between Senor De La l the international bankers.
 Two car inspectors of the Boston X Albany railroad, repairing al disabled car on a siding in the Cedar Swamp sec ton at Westboro, Mass. were attack ed by ten men who came out of the woods.
 A bulletin issued by the physicians at tending Viscount Northcliffe in Ton doH, said there had been a rapi .rincrea SC in the patients weakness and that his condition was considered very grave. The Rev. Dr. Aaron Eiseman +h.
 Marrying Rabbi" of New York. has finally followed tn ecrowd of noo ner. sons whom he had tied together d,,rino the last Is years and has himself talk en bride.
 Fire. said by the authorities to bare been lncendiary, yesterday damaged the tlpple of the Mutual Coal Company at Maldsville' W. V. Two locomotives. val. ued at Slo'ooo each were destroyed.
 About 16o cutters employed in shoe Iac,orles at Lynn, Mass, quit work yes terday declaring themselves dissatisfied " made by the mayors arbitration committee.
 The defendants in the social revoIu
 tlonlst trial tn Moscow heaved a siel
 of relief Saturday and many actuaiI,
 smiled when the last of them finished
 pleas on their own behalf and the cour announced it would take the case unde consideration.
 District Attorney Thomas c. o'Brien of Boston. instructed Accountant Edwir !, l.. Pride to examine the books of tvr
 lerge miEl distributing comNa:Ges in Bosto in an effort to discover whetheI mix dealers were charging excessiv, prices for milk Although the governor of Georgia re
 fused recently to evtradite man wa l ed in Massachusetts, Assistant Attorne, } General Goldberg advised Governor Go; . to extradite William Mieze who | wanted in Atlanta, Ga., for larcency O
 an automobile.