Norwich bulletin., 1922-09-06

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 Postmaster General Work declared that the postal deficit for the fiscal year just ended was approximately ssO,ooo,0oo
 Wheat acreaEe of the Southwest will about equal that of 1921, according to 
 for trolley receipts that the Connecticut Company has ever experienced, the of- ficials of that company said
 The Big Elm Hall refinery at Napoleon vile, La, owned by the !. Godchaux Sugar company, was destroyed by fire. Com pany officials put the loss at s2,O00,ooo.
 Gideon NJ. Wakelee. one of the oldest | and best know democrats in Fairfield 1 county, died Sunday at his home in South Shelton.
 John Clark of Hartford. arrested at Savin Rock on suspicion of being pick pocket, proved to be man of respecta- | bility.
 William Marconi is enthusiastic over l the vast progress made in wireless te- 1 legraphy and telephony in the United 1 States since his last visit
 The fred clergy led by a group of young men, held its first congress in Moscow early in August and discussed plans to establish a new live church"
 Mexico City spent its first Sunday in many years without motion pictur shows due to strike of the cinematograph op- orators and other employees.
 Mrs. Myrtle Suzanne Browne wife of Porter Emerson Browne, well known author and playwright is dead at her home in South Norwalk, after long illness.
 The state department of the American Legion will request Governor Lakes signature to a telegram to President Harding urging him not 10 veto the fed eraL bonus hi -7s5ss
 John Hanrahan, arrested In East Hart- ford on the charge made by railroad de- ]. teetives that he had tempered with To- comotiye, will be arranged on a technical charge of breach of the peace in Hart l ford this evening. He IS being held in i $500 bail.
 l Mrs. Ida Stein, 5s years old, of 4s Suburban avenue, Stamford, died at the | Norwaik hospital Monday night from a 1 fractured skull, received in an automo- | bile accident on the Post Road.
 Four men who went hunting birds out of season Monday were fined a total of $107 in West Haven court The pen alty was s1 for each bird killed, with costs added.
 ! Coal exported from Sydney, N. S., piers last week made a new record when i 9S,000,000 tons were shipped. Figures for the present week are expected to sur pass those of last week.
 An explosion followed by fire in the
 ammonia plant of the Althano Humus
 O., of Hackettstown, N J., fertilizer
 manufacturers, destroyed three of the
 compahy's buildings, with a loss of $1o0,- 000.
 ed the presidency of the Republic of Colombia on the seventh of this month has appointed a national cabinet, giving representation in it to aii political par , ties.
 Former United States Senator Morgan i G. Bulkeley was elected at the Hartford
 republican caucus last night to head tht delegation to the republican state con
 vention which will be held in New Hayer
 next week.
 State Senator Arthur E. Bowers. n
 Manchester, announced yesterday that h.
 will be a candidate for lieutenant-govern
 or providing the candidate for governor 1, r not also from Hartford county. e Mrs. Charles D. Stewart of Br,sto s suffered a fracture of the skull whe d the car which was being driven bv he t son Paul. crashed through cernep l. wall on Ryan's Hill, on the Hartfor d Notice was sent out to towns bv tb 1t democratic state central committee cal 7, Ing attention to the fact that today > the last date on which delegates ma t be chosen to the democratic state COT J. Vention at Hartford two weeks hence n Meal Sullivan, II years old. va
 drowned in West river, New Havel
 yesterday. He had been bathing wit
 companions when he stepped into dee
 water and disappeared. His body WA "A recovered.
 e Jacob Nessler, formerly of Farmln, D. dale, N. J.. was arrested in PIainyiI l. yesterday and charged with the the T. of an automobile in Freehold, N. le two months ago. Nessler was arreste g following advices from the Jersey a,
 thorities. and is accuse dof setting Il n car in CIV Britain.
 
 ,e Eight delegates to the denoera. ,- state convention were elected in Cree V wich yesterday at the party caucus. n y delegation was equally divided betwee
 men and women and was not instruct,
 whom to support.
 IS Peter J. Prior and William J. Fors
 were elected delegates to the oem of cratic state convention at the cauc Fl held yesterday in Plainville While tn es were not instructed it is reported tn gel they will support Augustine Lonerg; is for senator
 Id In Two Russian widows with seven chi is dren left Moscow recently on their wa as to relatives living in Lincoln, Neb.. u } :, trin having been made nossihfe hx,= +, hs