Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-28

Monte Carlo casino in magnitude of play has been opened in Moscow.
 The Spanish barkentins Guinieuada went aground on bar off Shady Hccx Point, New York.
 Complete equipment for a brewery | with production capacity of 300 barrels l of beer week was found in rad in Albany, N. '.
 James NJ Cox. former democratic cam didate for president, was the guest of Prime Minister Lloyd George in London at breakfast Saturday. Chlna's first extensive. railroad strike which recently tied up all traffic on the Peking Hankow line has been won by the strikers.
 Dr. stephen Smith, aged es years. died at Montour Falls, near Elrnira. N. Y. He would have been 100 years old next February.
 While Miss Mary Hurley was waiting for a street car in Boston a man stepped | from a doorway, wrenched a diomand l ring from her right nand and fed | Eight persons were killed. and. more | than 150 injured in automobile accidents
 in Massachusetts, last Saturday and Sunday.
 Edmund B. conant, widely known throughout the country as an auctioneer of mill property. died suddenly of heart !; trouble at his home in Lawrence, Mass
 He was 6S years old
 1
 T Even the Bible has not been kept inn .l mune from Germanys wave of rising prices. 2. The. most modest editions, such as
 sold for fifteen to twenty marks at :he
 close of 1s21 now cost sixty to seventy. :. Loom hxers of Lawrence, Mass. nfili-
 ated with the American Federation of cept the Pacific Mills offer of the form
 CT wage scale effective October 2. When Assessor Schoheld. of Oxford
 Mass, announced that the tax rate for
 the year 1922 is set at 521O thousand more than dauble that of last year when
 1t was s2250, the inhabitants were 4 struck dumb with amazement. es Carl Gantvoort former grand opera singer and now a motion picture actor | against Anne Gantvoort. an actress
 whom he charged with dessrtion. ' Eleven Japan ,se students, who ars . just completing a tour of she bnitet ,r States, were guests of the New lIavei . Y. NJ. c. A. Saturday and ,Ta-e'taken pi ,r trip through Yale univsrs.ay aad th ;. Yale bowl.
  Il four other members of his family wer
 killed when the automobile in which the V were riding was struck by a Chicago an Eastern Illinois at Haubstadt, Ind, te miles south of Princeton. Ind.
 Because her husband kicked her pc :. kitten around. Mrs Rose Sipos. S7. 7. dead. She died in hospital in Clevt -A land, from bullet wound self-inflicte 7 l Thursday night. Sipos was fondling th ' kitten when it scratched him.
 William E. Chatham. ana Is year ol 'e boy, is said by police to have confesse i responsibility for a fire which did damae
 estimated at a half million dollars in tt
 down town section of Winston-Saler
 N. z. :.
 The body of Howard D. CanfieId, 2 III son of the late Richard Garfield. gamble as of Saratoga Springs and New York cit 70 is on the way to a point in Rhode q land for interment following his death SC Honolulu.
 'n' The killing of one prisoner and the ca capture of threee others who escape Tn from the Sioux City Falls (s. -D.,) pen on tentiary August r was accomplish, a through boatman at Pedro and tel ne phone operator at Creighton. TOT For the second time this year. E.
 Doree, who is serving ten years ih Lea re- enworth for violation of the espions nd act, has been granted leave of absen Ill to visit Philadelphia to see his fve ys years old son, Lee Fred, who IS Deiiev
 dying of peridcarditis.
 NC Announcement was made by ths Glib.
 & Barker Manufacturing compar ITS. tanks and pumps. that owing to i ike proved business conditions night sh gar will be put into operation. nd
 the William NJ. Wood, president of { the American .Woolen company. Andov ars Mass, offered reward of $500 for .. return of a pocketbood and it contel md carried by William M. Wood. Jr.. wi ny the latter was killed in an automobile of cident near Reading on August un-
 in Larksville high high school. Wilk and Barre, Pa, a three story structure W iirl- accommodation for 500 children, prac
 ally was destroyed by mine cave in t
 engulfed it to depth of 25 feet !
 building toppled slightly forward as ON subsided It was valu31 at s250,oo aw- William D. Twlss. agent of the Ever flaw cotton mill. Lawrence. Mass, announ ion that full time operation swould be rest the ed at the plant Tuesday at the wage r
 in effect before the textile strike. kes u)ythe(M ziymahilNIdt leo an-
 re- Donald B. MacMillan, the Arctic rn- plorer who headed an expedition to Ba of Land year ago on the schooner B sat din is on his way home, according oth- radio message received at Freep lnts Me, by his sister, Mrs Letitia N. F. ions ling sanuel al stazo. Ss years old. of N Pat ton was discharged in Central dist
 court in Worcester. from charge
 second degree murder of Antonio M
 ducco tof Boston, on the night of J sHA 12 by shooting him.
 P.) John Alkman Stewart. chairman of nen- board of trustees of the Jnitei st the Turst company of New York, advise mer Abraham Lincoln and friend of Johr gov Rockefeller, Saturday celebrated Afg- Tooth anniversary of his birth.
 the phyhical condition is good. by