Norwich bulletin., 1922-10-21

& Company, died at his summer home in Bingham, Mass. He had been i'll only two days. ..,-
 William T.. Miller, president or the Henry F. Miller Sons Piano Company and lineal descendant of Roger Will Hams. died at h.s home in Brook,ine, Mass.
 Word has just been received in Ore mo- Me, of the death, from exposure on Wednesday night, while hunting, Of Nelson Morrison at Lataque, Que. He was $ years old and married.
 Purchase of the Birraingham Age Herald by Frederick I. Thompson. own CT of the Mobile Register, involves the retirement of Mir. Thompson from the United States shipping board.
 The weather bureau in Boston which week or two ago was reporting the warmest October days on record Thurs day reported the coldest Oct. 19 in the annals of the local bureau.
 Saratoga Springs, N. r., was chosen as the next convention city in the clos ing session in Springfield, of the biennial convention of the International Union of Bricklayers. Masos and Plasterers.
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 sIaakenins Of activity iA the cotton spinning industry during September a' compared with August was indicated ir the csnsus bureaus cotton spinning re port. .I
 Fourteen -year-old BernaEd McRAe told Judge Ahern in the Boston dis trict court that he had. torn up a $i, 600 Liberty bond which he took from the headmaster of a Bay Bay private school
 The Japanese coasuiar rep<esentstlv' at Vladivostok has appealed to the for eign office at Tokio for additional war ships to protect Japanese life and prop erty against the reds who are advanc ing on the capital.
 Rear Admiral seatou Schroeder. 5s retired, from 1909 to 1911 commando | of the Atlantic fleet, died at the maya l hospital in Washington after an ill ness which began several weeks ago a his summer home in Jamestown, R.
 Albert l. Johnson, 1s. ecraessed t the Jamaica police that he was tn rokber who burned Mrs. Emily \ Schultz with matches on the afternoo | of October 13 to make her tell wher he could find some money in the .hous'
 Removal Of F. Mont Rely from th governorship of Porto Rico was aske by Martin Traviese, former acting goH ernor and secretary of state of the is and government, in conference wit Secretary Weeks-
 4 new draft of regulations to carr out the bone-dry prohibition ruling Attorney General Daugherty was con pleted by officials of the prohibition un
 and taken under adyisement by Seer
 tary Mellon.
 Chikri D. saIih, wholesale drygoo,
 merchant of Worcester, was arrested (
 an indictment warrant. charging Ia
 ceny of $7,0o0 from Merchants Nstiol
 al Bank, and taken to superior crim
 ..--A OSaFt. Owen Pardue, years old, had fr meal Thursday for the first time weeks, after having been fed on nut
 milk and persimmons while penned l
 stark naked on the farm of "natu , healer" near Nashville, rem.
 Miss Elsie K. Grieser. dsughter Eugene Grieser of 'Whftestone, N. l.; l the first, woman to paddle a can
 through .. the Panama canal from u . Atlantic to the Pacific shore, dlstan 3 of forty-two miles.
 Furs valued at s15.eoo, taken by t' men who broke into a furrier's in t s Little building at the corner of IT : mont and Boy1eston streets, Bostc = were recovered, later at Count VII
 the taxicab chauffeur who drove l. robbers to the village took the poi l. to the scene. The robbers escaped. | Vice President Coolidge. in spee S made in Newark in support, of the. ca l. didacy of the United States Senat }, F'relinghuysen, defended the fote5 > policy of the Harding adrninistrSAi y and declared that the United Stat
 would be glad. to recognize any gover It ment set up in either Mexico or Russ -, One man was instantly Killed and q $ other fatally injured at Av' > Mass, when a New York, New Hav s. and Hartford express train bound k Boston from Middleboro; running h .e hind schedule. swept through the s' $ tion there, striking the two,. who h Id just alighted from a local train oou