Norwich bulletin., 1922-10-16
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 Hing has broken ont between the unzio legionaries and the zaneiia l , in Plume, says Rome message.
 he new 14, ,0eO ton Cunard liner An 1
 lia. making her first trip: to American |
 aters. stopped at Boston. She brought ] .ooo passengers,
 Delegates from seven European nn- tions and the United States opened the convention of the 1nterallied Veterans Federation in New Orleans, Saturday.
 Exodus of christianr from Tnrkish tez fftcry ~4s :ss4i nfcss tsan .zes.toG persons, says an appeal nade by Greek patriarch at Constantinople
 Nullifydns reservasons te inc Wash- ington naval armament treaties are. eer- tain to be adopted by the French narlia- ment says the Paris Herald.
 While the cashier n Washingtop street restaurant, in Boston, was giving him change for a dollar bill, a young man. reached, over the, counter, seized between $150 and $20o in billS and lied.
 T;l,ode Island National Gsars troops were withdrawn from strike duty in the Pawtuxet valley Saturday by order of Governor San Souci. They have been in field service since last February. Executives of Smith. vassar, Mount Ho1yolIe and Wellesley colleges met in. Wellesley, Mass; Saturday to discuss problems of common interest among ths. institutions.
 The railroad labor board Saturday granted two cents an hour increase. to 451,s11 members of the United BTcth- erhood of Maintenance of Way. Elm ployes and railroad shop workers. l William A.. Sunday, IT, in Los An ge1es, son of Billy Sunday, the evansel- l ist, WAS arrested in Los Angeles on d charge of speeding and held in bail of l $500 for appearance in police court. The army transport Thomas was or i dered by Secretary Weeks to proceed to Los Angeles instead of San Francisco. to land the passengers rescued from the 1 burned liner City of Honolulu. ] Rear Admiral William Snowslen Sims, president of the naval wa= college, who has completed 43 years continuous ser Vice, read before the co.;ese hIs orders placing him on the reti--l list Sunday because, he has reached the age limit.
 Johns Hopkins laboratory tests reveal that immediate effect of smoking is a | Lowering Of the accuracy of finely CO., | ordinated reaction, but that there is no
 indication that speed of complicated re- actiohs is affected
 The annual reunion of alumni of Wes- leyans university will be held in Middle
 town during the weekend of November 4th when Wesleyan will play Amherst Dr. Stephen Henry Oln, acting presi dent, will address an all Wesleyan" ga
 thering.
 For two days hundreds of cccaauut.
 each, bearing postage stamps and ad dressed to Hanfcrd MacNider, nationa
 commander of the American Legion ir New Orleans, for the legions nations.
 conYention.a have. been arriving en-.New
 Orleans.
 statemeut that he had been kid mapped while. under the, influence of + quor and that his assailants had per formed a, noperatiion, removing a glanC from his body, was made to the polict
 by Joseph Wozniak, a patient in a Chi
 cago hospital Attempts of railroads to increase rate
 on butter, eggs and poultry from Tc,la
 to northeastern states were ue1lared b. , , the interstate commerce commission Il f 1 be unjustihed and Sschedul%s ineorporat : ing the increases which would have gon,
 into effect next November IS were or
 dered cancelled.
 Anthony Cassese, alleged rniIlionaIr
 hooGlegger. has been captured in Savan
 nah, Ga, according to a telegram re 5 ceived by the United States district at
 torney's office in Brooklyn. l The body of Isaac GuEgenheim, tn : American copper magnate who died i l Southampton, last Tuesday, was shippe b aboard the steamer AQuitan;a Saturdd
 morning Mrs. Guggenheim and tn e magrate's daughter accompanied tn n body. v:
 . Friends of Justice Day of the suprer, e court are expecting a definite announce ,, ment from him within the next week z = ten days as to whether he will resIg o from the court to devote his attentic d to his duties as umpire in the American s. German claims negotiations. e EieAolas Politis, Greek foreiEn mi, lf iSlSr, D6lOTe SalilIlS TOT, ALIfenS IrOl 2 Bari, Italy, said that the monarchial ' $ gi1ne in Greece is undoubtedly shake if by recent events. but added that u
 regime could not be considered con e pletely beaten.
 o Cotton consumed during septemb, IF amounted to 4s5,s44 bales of lint ar n 59,S33 bales of Inters compared wi
 sS4.71S of lint and eo;71o of linters
 September hst year, the census bures
 announced
 s A deputy Q. 6. marshaI vent to Ne
 Bedford to serve warrant on Jose ] A. Dominguez, master of the schooner F IS yola, charging t1m with landing ty r. pigs, a, goat and a black sheep. at tn Is. port before they had been inspected ill oficlals of the bureau oi animal indu ek try.
 v- Walter T. Doyle. formerly 8 bookkee an CT in the Exchange Trust Company, H. Boston, after being discharged from GU of tody in municipal court on charge nt larceny of s1s,1o0. was Immediately T ar arrested on an indictment warrant ale or ing larceny of $19,200.
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 ct Tho body of Fay Shannon, aged ]: rs of Sherman, Maine, was found by Be
 jamin Sprague, in the woods near Bra he ley Lake. about 27 miles from Sherms nv Me. Shannon had been hunting and es is the supDosition of the authorities tn ts. he.' was accidentally shot by anoth .