Norwich bulletin., 1922-09-19

ponu until the coroner makes nnolnS-
 Nicholas Lombardo, of 475 Pacific street, Stamford, under arrest, is said to have fired three times at Benny Are na in the latter's saloon in Canal street. sherin George H. Gabb was renoni- mated for sheriff of Hartford county at the democratic county convention held in Putnam Phalanx hall. Damage estimated at many thousand of dollars to garden truck resulted throughout the Biddeford section of the state from the heavy white frost. Three men are in a hospital in Spring. field. Mass, two of whom are on the danger list, as the result. of a shooting at christening party. in the neighboT- ing town Of East Longmeadow. l modern '.best sellersi was Kidnapped I held prisoner somewhere in the heart of the city.
 1 The trial of Antonio Costello of sa- lem, Mass, charged with assaulting sew eral small boys of that city, was set for next. Monday, after he had pleaded no. guilty to the charge in superior court.
 Luther C. TomIdn. of Newark. was | elected grand chief of the Knights of the Golden Eagle of New Jersey at the annual session of the grand castle in Trenton, yesterday.
 Judge Walter H.. Clark ot Hartford
 was renominated for judge of the pro- ! bate district yesterday. Judge Cia TX
 accepted the nomination which was by
 exclamation.
 After being closed for eIeht month, by the textile strike, the Lincoln bleach cry and four cotton mills in Lonsdale Berkeley and Aehton were reopened yes terday.
 The eornerstoas of tde nov synn
 gosue of the Congregation Share
 Thora, Hartford, was laid here Sunds, afternoon at a ceremony attended b.
 hundreds of persons
 Mrs. Theresa White was killed an, 5 two others were Injured when an auto , mobile crashed into a trolley pole il
 Congress avenue, near Howard avenue :. New Haven, yesterday.
 A London Times despatch from tn I Dardsnleles Sunday says that tele . graphic communication with all tn
 towns immediately outside the neutra l zone has been interrupted since Friday a house of correction, Boston, cut them
 selves out of their cells early and rs t caped by dropping to the ground froI o window ropes.
 e The funeral of Henry M. Shell, nanu | facturer and former member of tn |. state senate will be held from his lat
 home in Deep River on Wednesday al l. ternoon.
 ,. Officials of tho Ford Motor eompan l. are hopeful that the near future wi g bring developments in the coal cris 5. that will permit a resumption of opel
 ations by the huge industry, whic
 closed down Saturday.
 "ItaIy must not allow Lloyd Geors A, to tug her into an armed anti-Turkis :. crusade in order to guarantee Ene : lands permanence in Constantinople .o says the Giornale Roma, voicing | e opinion in the near east situation.
 Samuel Gompers, president Of the }, F. of L., announced that he would stun ' the country this fall in support of noI partisan candidates for congress upc ,r whom the federation has put the stan ; of its approval.
 Mayor John F. ByIan of New Tor If made public Sunday a letter addressed # Herbert c. Pen, Jr., chairman of u ,s democratic state committee. declaring e The democratic party should urge WI s- liam Randolph Hearst to accept ] l. nomination for governor"
 Leo Kamenen has been appointed
 vice-cfairman of the council of t
 peoples coInissars. to Russia, and $ the council of trade and defense.
 serve. until Sikolai Lenine, the premi, re returns to his duties,
 m Wayne E. Wheeler. general counsel O. the Anti Saloon. League. at a conferen 's of regional workers in Boston. declar
 the organization was not afraid to su 1s that the, liquor interests "produ ng theirs"
 lat Owing to the economic situation { ge Bavarian government announces u ay hencefortfl no permission will be ; ca corded mere tourists to visit or adjou n- in Bavaria, and that permits will m. granted only ,tho@e persons having va as reasons for visits.
 re Nine stowaways who had equips ng their quarters with electric lights a
 an electric fan and connected them "
 the steamers dynarnos were in detent
 aboard the White Star liner Cretfc vi ED she arrived in Boston from Mediter
 tnean ports.
 nk civ Private John n. Lawhorn of the ! tas rine Corps. who was cleared by srs lge jury of complicity in the murder ,on Ralph Brewster, Winchester fMa: ,v- railroad station agent. last April ' nto yesterday declared deserter from i. service.
 The Most Rev. Michael I. Cur
 archbishop of Baltimore. declared on vN return from Europe on the Celtic |
 "No American true to American pl an iciples, should for one moment couI nance the work Of Eamonn De Val nh- as head of the irregular troops in the land"
 du- EnraEed by children who had thr,
 pebbles and sticks at him. Khsrs
 1T-year-old elephant of the Bronx md l logical gardens. charged the nine trin] farce surroundin- the eler,hant ho