Norwich bulletin., 1922-09-14
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 4 confession that he had killed hls two | daughters, and thrown their bodies into | the Missouri river, was made by Tony 1 Dinello of Kansas Cits, Peggy Wood. musical stare has an- nounced her engagements to John " I Weaver, literary editcr of The Brooklyn Eagle.
 All Americans in smyrna, are ssafe and well, csblegram received by the American board of commissioners for foreign missions in Boston, said Eyerybody,s. cash on hand increased by 46 cents during August. according to a circulation statement issued by the treasury. The marriage was announced of Mrs. l George Fawcett Scofeld, of Cleveland, | New York and Palm Beach, to. Charles Lansing Perrin, of New York. strike of the 1000 union printers employed on all the daily newspapers of Montreal will go into effect on Friday next.
 A general reduction in the wages of Canadian cotton mill operatives is not expected in view of developments in the New. England states.
 The management of the Dana warp mill, Westbrook. Maine, announced the restoration net Monday of the wages in effect last February. About 500 are ern-i pioyed.
 Great Britain probably will begin the payment of interest on her war debt to this country before arrangements are made for the funding of the s5,ooo,ooo, o00 of obligations
 Fire Captain George Lentz of Baiti- more was killed and IT other fremen suf- fered burns and cuts and possibly more serious injuries as the result of an explosion while they were fighting flames.
 Mrs. Park Benjamin, mother of Mrs. Enrico Caruso, who had been a patient at Goshen sanitariuni at Middletown. N. T., for the last 1 ? years. died suddenly there. She was 56 years of age IAine,s new state pier at Portland. Me, was informally dedicated yesterday at session of the annual convention If the Atlantic Deeper Waterways Ass',- eiationi held on the pier. Postal inspectors expressed the belief 1 that a letter written to the Union League club, Philadelphia to blow up the club house unless s5o,0o0 was paid the writer, was hoax.
 The 100000 persons in smyrna face famine within a week unless food supplies arrive, according to H c. Jacouith, of Darien, Conn. managing director of the Near East relief.
 ! Damage estimated at nearly $3. ooo, ,ooo ] was caused by fire which virtually de- stroyed the plant of the American Hon1- irly eompaIr Terre Hatte a Ind, said i tc boone Of the lasgest of it's Kind in the world
 I apt. Rcaad Asnu-dsea, Norwegian sx- plorer. is in winter quarters at Vain ! wright, on ths Arctic ocean, 75 miles southwest of Point Barrow I Capt Edward "A. Salisbury, scientist 1 and explorer, is en coute for the Malay peninsula, where he will search for what has heen termed in science 'the missing link" '7
 Mrs. Irene TT. Harris, widow of Henry B. Harris, theatrical man who. was drowned in the Titanic disaster, win mar. Try Zack C. Barber, broker on New York.
 Mrs. T. c. Tatunn, age A. was repeated in a, serious condition as the result of . hogging administered by four women ot Fort Worth. Tex, one of them masked who described themselves as a. commit tee Of the Ladies of the Invisible Eye" I The homes of Adin c. Robinson an. Albert J. Hawkins. in Concord. W. H who resumed their former positions il the repair shop of the Boston & Main railroad. were stoned
 ". Edwin U1mer. Boston attorney was disbarred from further practice il the United States district court in decision by Federal Judge George " Morris.
 T One hundred and fifty finger print ex perts from various parts of the countr, met in Boston for sthe eighth annua conference of the International Assoc:a tion for Identification.
 The oakdale Cal. fruit growers ar solving the fuel problem for themselve regardless ofsthe coal and railroad strikes They are saving the peach stones iron the drying peaches and intend to use then in place of coal this winter.
 Kid McCoy's ninth romance is wrecke, and Mrs. Jacqueline N1cDowen. wh l went to Los Angeles from Baltimore wit the announced purpose of becoming hi partner for life, has returned to her hem In the cast | -H l'.E -s -
 Superior Court JulEe sisk in Bosto ordered the state to file specifications i : it's case against. Charles Ponzi. quic rich promoter, who Is. to be tried o several state court indictments .charg.n larceny.
 The United States destroyer Edsall ha left Constantirople for Smyrna bearin a deckload Of supplies including fiou and condensed milk. furnished by tn Near East relief, for the starving reft gees stranded there.
 Il Julia sanderson. star of '.rangerine now playing in Boston received offici; notification from the supreme court
 New York that she had been sued for d
 vorce by her husband. Lieutenant Brat ford Barnett, U. S. navy, on charges (
 misconduct with Frank Crumit. her leat ing man.
 The league of nations has been ohsre
 by Switzerland 40, ,ooo satare yards
 ground in Geneva upon which to build < new home for the lnteraa+ional labor B,
 reau and an adH-ioaAl hall for =c
 ings Of the Assernbly .3f stns league "a i.
 ternational conf .encas
 suit for ss5,s1o ti,sr.,eeses was n', I tRR @tr Al. -F-