Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-25

John 2. McGrath. head of the federal s secre. service in New England, was in i Springfield Investigating the large circu- lation of s1O and s2o bills
 San Tat Sen. leader of the South China faction, announced tha, peace reigns again between the north and the south and that "the war is ended"
 Delegates to the twentieth grand con- vention of Sigma Lambda Nu fraternity began their business session in New Haven yesterday.
 Women in Milford who vote the repub- lioan ticket won a point. on their demand that they be given Seats in the town | committee.
 Glenn H. Curtiss, pioneer in American aviation. will attempt to rise from the | surface of the water in Great South Bay. l Long Island, in q motorless glider, within 1 two weeks.
 Jean Redini. who was Interested in the summer show '.Peek-a5Boo, filed a vol untary petition in bankrup1cy in federal court, in New York. Liabilities were listed at sTS.0SS. with assets of s7s.s25.
 No man ever attempted to smoke In po- lice court in Syracuse as far as known. but Wednesday a woman tried 1t and had to be reprimanded by the judge before she would stop.
 Prohibition gradually is forcing hotels back to the American plan, according, to delegates assembled in St. Louis for the annual convention of the International Stewards convention.
 The New York. New Haven and Hart ford railroad statement says that it's coal shopmen's strike began and denies claims said to have been made by shop crafts leaders.
 l A eonferenee decided that. the Christ- mas seals campaign III Sew Haven next I Christmas will be uIR1er Ire Employes' l Tuberculosis Retief association instead of
 1ndee- the American Legion and the I'D club as in the past two years.
 Peter penlshi, who is charged with 1 killing his wife and step-daughter in 1 Fall River with blows inflicted with the I blunt end of an ax during a quarrel at i their home last week, was found probably I guilty of murder.
 ! Nearly 300 clerks, employed by tho
 Industrial Trust company at it's bank in Providence. R. l., and its braacnes l through the state, received bequests of l $l,o0o each under the terms of the will of Colonel Samuel P. Colt.
 Samuel Gompers. president of the 1 American Federation of Labor; declared
 he would not interfere on the question of l utilization of Canadian labor with the federation in a speech at ths labor and
 trades congress in Montreal.
 Major General Harry c. Hale, who al
 one time headed the 18th division in France, was presented with the disting.
 uished service medal by Major Genera
 Robert Lee Bullard at Governors Is-
 land.
 John F. Tyler, who came to the Rox.
 bury police station, Boston, airI told ih' police that he was the man who killed ordway Hall. stpre mandyar, in 1917 , l is under observation at the Psycbopathi,
 hospital. ,"s -
 Albert J. Moore, self-styIed "heaIer O broken homes and hearts" was fined Slot |, Tuesday in police court, in Chicago, or a charge that he had taken money unde i, false presenses from women who wer . . disciples at his life Institute"
 From his cell in Greeley. Colo, wher he Is held on a charge of first deEre murder, A. J. Lowe,' an insurance agent ! declared the death on July g. of his sis , ter-in-law, Edna J. Skinner. 22. a schoo 1 teacher, was a horrible accident" -'' 2 "A mans body, yet unidentified, va + found on the heights near Morris Gov ' section of New Havsn.s 'Neighbors tell c : hearing giinShot- The man had die 2 from a bullet. A pawn ticket in a pocke 7 bore the name of Hickman.
 An alternative verdict of a fedora court jury here last March. whereby tn
 sugar exporting firm of 'Jacinto Moss e Buenos Aires, will not be obliged to pa
 an award of .7o6, to the receiver c n the E. H. Sherbourne company of Bostor 5 was entered in federal court. p Plumbers' and steamhtters' union N, :. 40 of Bristol sent mall notices to th : master plumbers of a desire for a ne e wage schedule to be effective Sept 1 an n to be in fnrce one year. The demand
 for a 44-hour week and an increase s wages from 80 cents to ST 1-2 cents D,
 hour. s,...,
 Adelard DeIorme. the former prie. 8 lwhose trial in Montreal, on the chart
 of murdering his half brother, was hait s ed by the decision of the court that h --t was mentally irresponsible, has. been d; e clared by Dr. D. Brouchu superintenc s ent of an asylum to be sane enough l. administer his own affairs" d Funeral services, for Levy Mayer, note
 Chicago lawyer, who died August 1 Q will be held there next Monday 1t wa ;- announced. Mrs Mayer who was
 Paris at the time of her husband s death arrived in Chicago from Ne
 York yesterday when funeral plans wei E completed sass
 l. Miss Mary A. Davidson. IS year ol d daughter of Sidneyf'A. Davidson. r. } 1t EC. A. president, and Mrs. Davidson { re Brockton, Mass. died at Prudence I n land from sleeping sickness a few min ,e utes after her father had raced by mott n car and motor boat there with two do