Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-04

fifth year at the Somerset, N. J., coun- try club 2 Defeat of Chairman Cnn,pbel of inc house rules committee in the third Kan sas. district, was the big primary sur prise in. congressional circles in Wash ington.
 Mrs. .Montasue FlagE of New York city has been granted a divorce by the Seine civil court. her attorney, A Haul quin, announced. Mrs. F.agg was Miss Thyrza Benson.
 According to the newspapers In Athens the government has instruc.9d the com mander-in-chief of the Greek army in Asia Minor and Thrace to avoid all ccn- tact with the allied troops.
 Nearly billion dollar over-subscrip- tion to the 'treasury's new issue of four and-ope-quarter per cent. short term notes is announced by Secretary Mel lon.
 venturIne Di scerzo, convicted of the murder of Daniel Kaber, the Cleveland publisher, was condemned at Campobas- so, Italy to thirty years Imprisonment N
 The United States Battleshlps Florida, Dakota, Delaware and the cruiser Olympia have arrived at Halifax, N S., after two months cruise in southern waters.
 A small woman with a smile or her lips and laughter in her voice, is in charge of the sheriff's office in Arkan- sas City. She Is Mrs. Willie Clara Murphy, the states first woman sheriff.
 Former Empress Zita of Austria Hungary, now residing in Spain, will have to wait at least two more months before learning where she Is to live and what will be her mems Of support. Alphonse Lastoria, 37, fruit store proprietor at Thomaston, shot and killed his wife Louis. 56, and committed suicide a few minutes later early yesterday in the yard of their home. !. l The soviet revolutionary tribunal has sentenced to death ten members and en- ployes of the EsthonIan repatriation mission after conviction upon charges Of espionage.
 Major w. T. Blake. the British aYi- ator who is attempting to circle the 1 globe by airplane. has arrived at Am baia, India, from Lahore. The weather in northern India is unfav.5rabie, owing to monsoons.
 1 Federal prohibition agents seized Chin ese, Iiquore valued at s35,0e0 I'll a sub terranean chamber in Chinatown, New York. The liquor was in stone jugs, pakck in tea chests; the jugs were lab elled ,.".Ngka Py."
 1 An Increase of ss.s04 Tn the members of the-:Knights of Columbus, during the | last year was announced by Supreme 1 Secretary William J. McGini@y in lis report to the. fortieth international con- vention..
 The strong impulse to jnnip that h. i expressed every time he founl himself
 at a high window or .op. a, roof, got the better of George J. kinberg. 29. ard hs plunged to death from the eleventh story of an apartment house at West End aY.
 enue and Soth+ street New York.
 Suffering In west Palm Beach, rlori
 da from lack of no1risdmhnt. J. II Smith was taken,.to a Nspltal Monda,
 night where he died. Hospital attend ants reported that they had found s37, 1000 in cash in the clothes he had on wber
 he entered, the Institution
 ~y Colonel William H.. Hart, now 1,
 charge of the 'quartermaster and dockin,
 today by President Harding to be quart
 ermaster general of the regular arm, with the rank of ajor-general I Plans for carrying on their striIx against the Inauguration of a new sys ] tenn of wages were discussed by mes
 senger boys of the Western Union il Hayerhill, Mass, who walked out Wed
 nesday
 : H.R. Forrest camp. United Confeder :, ate Veterans, of Chattanooga. com mended the action of it's delegation a : the Richmond reunion in June in re : fusing to vote for the resolution whic : laid the blame for the Civil war OH Alb
 raham Lincoln.
 Recognition of the union was said t be embodied in settlement made yestet
 day by Joseph Leopold with representa- tives of the quarrymen's union at Vinel
 haven, Me. Work was resumed at enc . by 100 men who have been on strike fo several months.
 A request that his body be offered t | Dr. Malcolm Harris, of Chicago for re search and examination, particularl with regard to my liver which was or , erated on 30 years ago. is embraced i t the will of Dr. Jokichi Taka mine, fan , ousseJ Japanese chemist, who died recent
 in Peterson, NIL.