Norwich bulletin., 1922-09-12

| Liberty bonds valued at $210O were stolen by persons who drilled the sale of a provision market in the Charlestownl district. Boston.
 The e1aet amount of the khortage found in the accounts of Clifford II. Dickson, missing postmaster of Pitts field. Mass, was s1e,65o.
 The name of Raymond Kirkpatrick, of Cleveland O.. was added to the, wool alcohol death list in New York bring ing the total to fl.
 Michael Bernlek. 4, resident of Wa terbury. was taken into custody for the Cheshire authorities on a charge of at- tempted arson.
 Fred Gsuthier of Hartford was elect ed president. of the. State Barbers Asso- citation for the twelfth time. Next years convention will be in Danbury.
 Recovery of Miss Eva Colby. aged 1s. of Southington. who took poison. was assured the Merlden hospital doctors said yesterday noon.
 oniciaIs of the Park Manufacturing COfllPdhy OA AGSS-s dnLOunC--O that the 20 per cent wage cut. which caused strike of 100 operatives March 2s, will be restored.
 Richard Croker, IT,, of New York, is reported to have told a journalist in Dublin Saturday that he came to Ireland l from the United States for the sole pur- pose of visiting his fathers grave. |
 Mra George Var orden, wife of Col. onel George Van Orden. commander oi the Second regiment. United States Ma rine Corps. Port Au Prince. Haiti. died suddenly last night at Cape Haitien.
 - Joseph F. Boschsu of Fall River, !, i patient at the state insane hospital, wa
 accidentally killed when a loaded OK
 cart which he was driving ran over hi
 head and shoulders.
 1 4 cablexra-, to Prof. r. s. Furnlss O Yale. university, from Bombay presiden ey. India. informed him that borin g Gates missionary. had been killed il ia sMohzntmedan uprlEng in shclapur
 India.
 + Ths law authorizinE an Increased al llowanos to offieer-husbands in the gov ernrrent service cannot be stretched |
 include otticer-wives. under ruling 0
 Controller General McCarl
 Five pe-sozs were injured, two 0
 them probably fatally when an automo bile in which they were riding va !, struck by an Erie railroad train at tn Van Houtsn avenue crossing in Clifton N. J.
 Testimony that William F. Brow and John Rabbit, both of Natick, ha sold liquor to national guardsnen a Camp Devens was heard before Unite States commissioner who ordered tn men held for the federal grand jury. l The Maine law court has kande down a decision that the fish and gam
 commissioners cannot prohibit loOste l fishing in prescribed sections along th coast.
 "The Descent from the Cross" consid
 cred by critics to be Rembrandt's great
 est religious painting, has been adde
 to the Joseph E. Widener collection a - Lynnewood Hall, the Widener residenc in North Philadelphia al Rt. Rev. William Turner. Roma
 Catholic bishop of Buffalo, returned 0
 the Adriatic after a two months wis . in Ireland. He advised against givin monetary aid to the factions Of tha : country.
 Il Rev. William, A. Granger, president C t the New York state conference of tt : Baptist church, dropped dead of heal s disease in the pulpit of the First Bapti.
 church of Mount Vernon during th morning services Sunday. 2 The press of work due to the enfore, : ment of prohibition will cause Natha o A. Schatz and George H. Day, prosecu |. 2 ing attorneys in, Hartford, to ask fc d a special prosecuting detective to assi 6 them. Private detectives headed by Robe
 BridEman: who formerly was on u
 state police. raided eleven of the thi sl teen, saloons in Southington. and a , cording to these officers, evidence ",
 secured.
 - Antonio Louise and Edgar LlEgge 6 both of New York are under arrest s Ansonia, being held for the federal a j. thorities. on charges of being membe | of a gang which has been raising al e distributing bills.
 Free Masons. from many places h t e state were in Bridgeport Saturday ey {, ming to attend the institution of Bridg :; port Chapter Order of DeMolay. whi
 is open for sons of members of the fir If ternitys although 1t Is not concorda
 branch.
 Mark Hewitt owner of a shack in
 lonely section of the country near Ma [. chester, Conn.,, was arrested in come
 tion with the shooting of Robert Hen 1, of Manchester who Is In the Memorial ho "a pital with buskshot wound in his rig '; leg. s,s- l. A rndio despatch received by Lloys le London. from the British steamer Ki d fauns Castle reports that the steam le rescued $40 persons from the Germ. y steamer HamVfonia, which sank Satu Id day evening et e.2e o'clock in latitu
 41.5o north, longitude 1o.5o west. Two Civil war veterans, both over V and listed as dead on the records of t rs 1ith Infantry later the Fourteen C. Zouaves, appeared among the fourte ly members of their old company at a n ig morial service to their old command, .y Brevet Rrigadier-General Edward
 TnzlAA jn RraaklSn Sunday.