Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-17
BRIEF TELECRAMS
The presidential elections began Guatemala to continue for a week.

The Right Rev. Thomas Edmund MalIoy vas installed as third bishop of Brooklyn with imposing ceremonies.
 Shareholders of the Bank of Montreal ratified the merger with the Merchants Bank of Canada.
 Study of the Ger,naa language once more has been made part of the official curriculum of Chicago public schools.
 The two hundred and fifty co-eds at Bates college will nos tolerate smoking anon gtheir number.
 Fire in a down town section of Iowa City virtually destroyed a half city block at loss of approximately S500,o00.
 The Baltic Sen mas been converted in- to an isolated lake owing to the closing of the Cattegat and the sound by Ice.
 Boaz W. Long, American minister to Cuba since 1919 has rendered his reslgna- tion to President Harding to take effect at once.
 scope may be revealed through the ar
  bers of band of extortionists.
 A loan of $5.ooo.OO to Liberia would be authorized under a resolution intro duced by Chairman Fordney of the house way and means committee
 Boston police captains told the legis- lative committee on legal affairs that bar rooms, posing as soft drink establish ments, are defying the prohibition laws.
 W. L. Peckham, former manager of the Western Union Telegraph company in Ansonia, was given a year in jail in the city court on two charges of mis- appropriating funds.
 Pope Plus XI, says despatch from Reuters Rome correspondent, has ap- pointed Monsignor Donald Macintosh rector of Scots college, Rome. to be Archbishop of Glasgow.
 The war department announced the award of a contract for 20.000 pairs of officers shoes to the Brown Shoe com. pany of St. Louis, the total cost being sS6,59o.
 George A. Boden, attorney, shot md kill. ed his wife, Mary Boden, g years of age and her mother, Mrs. Julia Taylor, 66 and then ended his life in his wife's nome in Los Angeles.
 Patrons of Boston South End batl house were able to get wet inside as wei as out until 1t caught fire. Then police found still and some moonshine and ar rested the proprietor Samuel Shubert.
 Frederick R ("Kid") Wedge, of Pres colt, Arizona, 40 years old, former lun Der jack and prize fighter, was admitted to Harvard University as a student of tn Graduate School of Education.
 Pigs in Fitchburz, Mass, are turning Il, their noses at garbage nowadays, and tn board of health biameS 1t on the iarg amount of mash and ether brewing an distiliing refuse.
 The 90 day test period for the five cen trolley fare in Bridgeport and Norwal probably will be extended to the end 0 the month at least, Richard T. Higgin, chairman of the public utilities commis sion, announced.
 Richard Henry Dana, T years old | Henry Longfellow, the poet, filed mar riage intentions to wed Mrs. James C l Mumford, 61 years old, of New Tor 1 city.
 Father Francis J. Sexton lost his suI for S105,0oo damages against Eugene I Kinkead. Thomas J. Maloney and Thoma J. Stanton of Jersey City and Hugh Mor tague of Passaic, whom he charged wit defamation of character
 Sixteen hundred boys and 12,s34 gir fifteen years of age in the United State were listed as married in 1920, the cel sus bureau announced yesterday. Eight, two boys and 49s girls of the same ar were recorded as widowed or divorce
 The "shimmy", thn "srarInp and eve the fox trot, are anatherna to the Polls government. All American dances wit the exception of tae one step were 1rohil ited by official order at ;he annual mil tary ball, held at Warsaw recently.
 Appointment of James F. Pershing, Jl nephew of General Pershing as assistsI federal prohibition director in New Tor state to succeed Colonel Herbert G. Ca TOW, was announced by Director Ralph . Day.
 During his forthcoming trip to En land. Arthur T. Hadley, presiden emeritus of Yale University, will Ie ture, during April, on Economic Pro lems of Democracy, on the WatsC Foundation.
 Asserting that there were in the mo,i men and women whom all would be glad have in their families, David ". Griff;t motion picture producer. has warn, the Advertising club Of New York again "the power of the sincere, fanatfcal m nority.
 A general lockout was declared throuEl out Denmark. It affects nearly all indu tries. including the harbor workers most Of the rorts, but not the seame About 15o.0o0 employees are involved. al it Is considered the biggest labor strugg in the history of the country. Toronto brewers have asked the 20 ernment for protection against the hor made beverage. Many men employed
 beer manufacturers have been laid recently because of home brew comp tition.
 One hundred and sixteen New To state soldiers took their own lives owe seas during the World war, stat ment issued by Adjutant General Leslie Kincaid said. One hundred the suicides were enlisted men, and si
 teen were officers.
 William NJ. Wood, president of t American Woolen company, who recel
 ly has been i'll. will leave tomorrt [ from Boston for Palm Beach. Fla, z cerding to announcement made at home at Andover, Mass.