Norwich bulletin., 1922-07-28
BRIEF TELEGRAMS

DklEC IELEuNftlIl1
 Concessions of approximately 2.too,- 900 acres of Bolivian lands have been granted the. Standard oil company or New Jersey.
 Criminal action against art dealers who have been forging works on living American artists is to be taken by the League of American artists.
 The war against booEe snueglers in northern New York is on in earnest. The new border patrol along the border is now a reality.
 Mrs. Daniel Paine GriswoEd, for % years one of the leading members of the Lenox summer colony, died at her Lenox home. r-. 1 The funeral of Bank Commissioner J. K. Bissland, will be held at his home on Enfield street, Enfield, Saturday after noon at three o'clock.
 The estate of the late MonsiEnor l o'Brien, pastor of. St. Patrick's church in Lowell, Mass, is bequeathed to Card inal o'Connell -
 The ships of the Atlantic fleet will mobilize at Newport from August, T. to August 20, it was announced at the Charlestown navy yard. l Use of machine guns in the war on rum smuggiers along the. Canadian bor- der wass denied by customs officials in Washington
 Boston has been chosen by, the con | nf ha Ind af Good Templars for the 1924 biennial session of the grand lodge.
 Ameriea's Good will deIeEation' sail ed from New York on La France to car ry message of friendship from Ameri- can women to their French sisters
 An autopsy on the body of Edwin Snow. who died at Brockton. Mass, des I pite two blood transfusions, revealed
 thate.the= mans heart swas on the righ
 side, physicians reported.
 Dwight W. Thurber, es years old fer
 the last five years treasurer of the Ma
 tional Spiritualist Alliance, died in tn,
 Franklin County hospital at Greenfield
 Mass.
 A strike against wage cut recently In [, ! auSurated- among Canadian RailWaJ
 shopmen was favored by s4 per cent. O , voters in ballot just completed by To , cal unions.
 Major General Alexander Perkhouron
 who was sentenced to death, a few day , ago for leadership of the Yaroslav nut iny in 1918, was executed in Moscow
 by firing squad. : First Litegtenant R. H. StreikhoGs and Second Lieutenant Haylor H. Mon
 roe were killed five miles north of Rar I toul, H., when their airplane fell 50 n feet. !, Miss Leta Nelson, 1s, and wlEiAl 2 May, 20, both socially prominent e Philadelphia. seloped from dance |;
 the Thousand Islands Yacht club, ne; 2 Alexardria Bay,sN N. Y.
 . Charged with the- abdaetfon of il .rt year old Edith Feinstein,@ of Holyoh 1t Gilbert J. Brown of Hartford. Conr 10 twas found guilty and sentenced to tv J. years in the House of Correction. Thirty-f0ur former employees of fl le Bangor & Aroostok railroads shops y Derby Me, were allowed two weel r. in which to vacate their homes le agreement of counsel. Iy Selection of St Cloud, Minn.. as
 site for new $1.ooO,oo0 hospital f
 service men, with facilities for betwe
 250 and $50 mental cases, was a V nounced by Director Forbes of the V,
 erans' bureau.
 c. William Smith. an inmate of t II Presbyterian home for aged coup IF in West Philadelphia, shot t K matrons and then killed himself in " of insanity. The matrons were not SC rr ously wounded
 ed Approximately 800 employees of J. e Winchell & Co, makers of mems a 'ii women's welt shoes, Haverhill, Ma. ar struck in H-otest against the rece IT. decision of the state board of arbitl -e tion providing for wage cut rangi
 from to per cent.
 Miss Wilma Stern. fifteen years old si1 Hartford, Conn, was in a local hospi
 with serious injuries sustained when , rY was struck by an automobile while wa IT. ing arm and arm with three other gI III on Kenberma boulevard, Hull, Mass. oy Mayer CurIey of Boston. replying n. the suggestion of Police Commission lV Herbert Wilson that 100 s.patrolnnen Ls added to the Boston department, s o' that in his opinion the present fo
 was adquate.
 Cambridge, Mass, police in a raid oN a tenement house, found three 1o0-s
 lon stills Tn operation, 5000 gallons lea mash, and 100 gallons of what u ro' termed high grade moonshine" Fl the men were arrested. P, ave Two arrests in connection with ep- police investigation of the killing of
 tective Charles Harm by. bandits in w
 Hoboken last January, while escortint
 messenger ito bank with money, W made in Newark a.s--s,s., Prominent storage and wareho companies of the state were welded to mutual benefit group in Bridgep with the organization of the Connecti Warehouse Mems association at mt ling held in the Stratfeld hotel Count TeohIo, Italian minister of dustry, and Count De Neubrath, G man ambassador to Italy, have signe, convention for purchase by the Gern Il government of former German prope II in ItaIy s .-.z~s-