Norwich bulletin., 1922-04-06
BRIEF TELECRAMS

BcnIanin Bosse. mayor of Evansville. Ind, and democratic state chairman died | of pneumonia.
 A drifting mine was sighted directly in the pathway charted for liners plying be- l tween Boston and Europe
 Mark Garden has received from Chas. l L. Wagner, her former manager, an offer | of S25O,00o for a seasons concer- tour.
 The 37th annual convention of the Ma tional Editorial Association will be held at Missoula, Mont.
 Eight persons were taken down ladders to safety by. police officers during fire in the Napoli restaurant building, on Margin street, Salem, Mass.
 state prohibition enforcement act was reported, with recommendations of passage in the Rhode Island senate by the special legislative committee.
 Stockholders of the Savage Arms Co.,, meeting in Sharon, Pa, voted to change the name to the Savage Corporation and transacted only routine business.
 Sir John Kirk, whose work ns head of the Ragged School Union gave health and prosperity to thousands of Englands poor. died in Westcott England.
 Miss Nell Clare of New York aH actress died in a hos2ital in Muskogee Okla. from over cxcrtion from an athletic dance done in her act at theatre.
 The 300 mile endurance test for horses, winch has been he'd every fall since 1918, will be entirely within the state of CT mont this year. Archbishop Paul Pruchesi if Montreal. who has been seriously ill at a hospital at Mintreal suffered a series of hemorrhag- es and his condition was said to be grave. Dr. Harry W. Fox aged B, well known chiropodist, of Waterbury shot and nor | ta1yly wounded himself after a prolonged illness
 The shoe factory operated by the | Bickum Shoe company of Lynn, Mass, was destroyed by fire with loss esti- mated at SS5,000.
 Several women will set in the next congress, in the opinion of Mrs. Harriet Taylor Upton, vice chairman of the De- ! trolt Republican club.
 hn involuntary petition in bank -nptcy was filed in federal court against Stat tery company, Inc, stock brokers New York. No mention was made in the pc tition Of assets or liabilities. The student council at William anI Mary college. Newport News, Va, has voted to expel any man under the infiu ence of liquor after he has once been warned.
 | Numbers of small boys have been injur- ed, one fatally. in the last few days while trying to emulate human tiy" who has thrilled the crowds ty sealing public Buildings in Mexico City.
 Special despatches from VIadivostolI re- l port clash between Japanese troops and forces of the Chita government. when 500 of the latter attacked the JaFanese near Spassk, about 100 miles from Vladivostok.
 Civil war veterans have started a movement for the celebration of the six tieth anniversary of the Battle of Gettys- burg with another great reunion at Get tysburg. Pa, in July. 1923.
 Hoseman George GottschaIk was thrown from the automobile of Assistant flTe Allel IHOlDdS DuLAAS 1ol luEN- port while responding to a fire call and received painful but not serious injuries.
 The Carnegie foundation has donated s15O,O toward the reconstruction, as Q model city e the town of Fargniers, de- partment If the Aisne, eighty miles from Paris.
 Canadian authors, 200 strong, from the Atlantic coast of the Dominion to the Pacific. will assemble in Ottawa, Ont. ttis month for the annual meeting of the Canadian Authors association.
 Judgment for $1O1 900. with interest from 1917, amounting to S26,o0o, was awarded to Miss Wilhelmina Mayer of New York against Virginius J. Mayo of Brooklyn, in the superior court, Bridge port.
 Edward T. Mercer, husband of Mrs. Ruth Mercer. whose mutilated body was found Sunday in the water of Chesapeake Bay near Norfolk. was arrested. A warrant charging him with the murder of his wife has been issued.
 Robbers who severely beat William Given, caretaker at the summer home of Charles M. Fainter, New York manufac- turer, at Rose Hill, Southport, last We'd nesday night, are being sought by police of Fairfield and vicinity.
 Reappointment of pr. Paul Van Dyke of Princeton as director of the contl- nental division of the American Univer- sity union in Europe was announced by Dr. John W. Cunliffe, secretary of the union.
 I despatch to the London Times from Rome says 1t is understood in the Italian capital that Pope Plus shortly will ad- dress note to the heads of the delegations of the Genoa conference outlining the Yaticans viewpoint as to the conference.
 Mischievous boys playing near the New York Central tracks at Ludlow, N Y., almost wrecked the Wolverine express bound for the west, by obstructin.y the tracks with heavy blanks and galvanized pipes.
 Harold D. Wilson, recently removed as prohibition enforcement officer for Mas sachusetts, challenged United States Dis trict Attorney Robert O. Harris of Bos- ton to debate Wilson's enforcement meth ods, which he sadd MT. Harris had crit. icized if speech at Brockton.
 Cyrre Eorthrop, president emeritus of the University of Minnesota who died suddenly in Minneapolis. was born ir Ridgefield, Conn. September 30, 1894. He graduated from Yale in 1857. ani was ad. mitted to the Connecticut bar in 1869.