Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-04

1 Peary, son of the late Rear Admiral i Peary, the Bowdoin College Rifle club will have it's first match on Nov. 20 with Rutgers.
 Jazz music is on it's last legs accord ing to many masters of music in Chicago, but it will leave a permanent effect upon American music, Dean Peter c. Lutkin, of the School of Music at Northwestern university.
 Whether the man who died in a gov ernment hospital, in Boston last week under the name of Angus Cameron Mac Gregor, was world war veteran is still a problem unsolved by the American Le- zion.
 Pierre L. O. Keeler, spiritualist, wide fly known as a medium and "commun-
 ist by letter" with Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, was at liberty under $1,500 bond
 in Chicago, following his arrest on
 Nharges of operating confidence game.
 Leaf tobacco held by manufacturer
 and dealers October 1, aggregated 1,457,-
 439,314 pounds, compared with 1.616, ,396,- 137 pounds on July this year and l.
 547,439,732 pounds on October 1 last year
 Long skirts have received another set back, if early orders for spring 1923 art
 any indication. A New York department
 store has placed orders for spring suit.
 with the skirts nine inches from tht ground.
 Lieutenant Commander Earle c. Carr I a physician attached to the school O. , flight surgery at Mineola, L. l., was taker
 to hospital in a critical condition, suf
 fering from the effects of poison.
 The New England Hotel Mems associ ation at their annual meeting in Pitts.
 field, Mass, voted to spend $25,00 dur. ing the next year in advertising New : England. James W. F. McAdams, oi :. Meriden. Conn.,, was elected president oi the association.
 ! The Washington navy yard has deliver . ed to the post office department the frs 9 hundred of an order of approximatel! n ten thousand letter boxes, marking tn d initial entry of government establish e ment into the manufacture of the ordin : ary boxes used on street corners for tn e reception of letters.
 V Several hundred men, women and chiI < dren orf Cheektowaga. x. r., battled wit i, iLehigh Valley railroad detectives wh
 attempted to prevent them from haulin
 away the contents of three carloads c
 anthracite coal, which had been dumpe
 on the tracks.
 Called upon to indict Jessie BaumaI ls 29 years old, for the abandonment of he y eight weeks old baby, grand jury v. New York listened to her story of mil d cry, raised fund of $50 for her, an f set her free with the promise of furtht n | aid.
 10 Treasury officials do not share the r, n lief recently expressed in other high al d mtnistration circles that the federal goI Id ernment's $670,00o,000 deficit for u m present fiscal year can be entirely wipe
 out by economies in current expend
 lures.
 Mrs. Bridget Mary Convey, aged 10 0. who attracted considerable. public atte
 Ition some months ago by attending he prize fight in Sioux City. Iowa, died in " hospital at Omaha, Neb., of ,old age al It. complications resulting from . breki d, leg. She was born in Ireland. lg
 a The tale of the hanging of Benn ok Swim executed at Woodstock, N. B., O,
 6 for the murder of Olive Swim, was r C. told before commissioner appointed he the attorney general of the province 70. investigate the bungled execution. Swim ly body was cut down before life was c io, Itinct and second hanging became ne
 essaty.