Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-05


 Edwin D. Reynolds, 27, of Minneapolis. brother of Marilyn Miller, who was married to Jack Pickford, movie star, Sunday, has been made defendant in a suit for divorce by his wife.
 Dr. Charles Henry Land, international ly known for his inventions and research work in dentistry, died at his home in Detroit. He was 73 years old and had | practiced dentistry 5S years.
 The newspaper De Tag of Berlin says i 1t learns that owing to the collapse of | the mark the government has been oblig | ed to cease the purchase of foreign cur rency for the payment of reparations
 Thirty-five cars were rendered useless | at Worcester when they were discovered | in the New York, New Haven and | air hoses cut through
 Charles H. Frye. Seattle capitalist announced his selection of Beacon Hill in South Seattle, for the observatory wrich | will house the largest telescope in the world. From the Rocky Mountains in Mon tana to the Columbia river in Washing lOH dtlu- up LO OIle Inll6S lIDll the Canadian border, thousands of men are fighting fierce forest fires. | Forty students headed by Professor Miller of Lehigh university arrived in Budapest on a pilgrimage of friendship, and were solemnly received at the Acad- emy of Sciences.
 Mayor Cowart. of waycross, Ga. las | he If b,rb where barbers had refused D shave non union men employed at the Atlantic Coast Line shops.
 Il Mrs. Ada German Magness. daughter of the late United States Senator Arthur Pue Gorn&n, applied in the Baltimore county circuit court for a divorce from Charles J. magness on statutory grounds.
 The Standard oil company of New
 York yesterday announced a reduction of two cents a gallon in the price of gasc
 line,- which will now sell at D cents throughout its territory
 Dr. Reinhard strecker, president of the i, prohibition national committee of Ger many. will visit this country in October to inquire into the prohibition question and it's enforcement
 The present mosquito pest was pro
 nounced the worst on record in Connecti-
 cut by Dr. E. H Jenkins, director of the
 Connecticut Agricultural Experiment sta tion.
 Hezelxiah R. EIwood constable and deputy sheriff in Fairfield. was acquitted
 in the Fairfield town court of the charge
 of illegally accepting money from mar n u-bo he had fed
 e Spot. a dog, Is being decorated al t Long Branch, Cal, for bravery by. tn. l. Long Beach Human society. The do. e is credited with having jumped from tht hIi municipal pier July IS and rescued ( 1T cat which was struggling in the sea. i- After running battle in the fog. tn, l. police boat Biueboy. captured a moto l. occupants with violating the prohibition f. laws, and seized 300 cases of whiske! 1t found on board.
 m A giant gas well estimated to b g making 30.o00,0o0 feet of gas an hot d and spraying oil Is holding up pas e. senger and freight traffic lover the St pr Louis and San Francisco railroad be to tween Bristow Okla, and Kellyyille. 1 a. Smashing all speed records for Ameri i- can ships on the run from Cherbourg | n. Ambrose lightship, the President Hard Id ing steamed into Hoboken, N. J. WI, st ten American college students as mem
 bers of her. crew.
 This is a swordfish year on the mort
 Atlantic coast, and more have bee IS caught than ever before. Arrivals q
 lAI. T0s V of July were announced as S4SO fish, pc record. d. Horace L. Johnson. 50 years old. re mail carrier of Brownsville. Maine, con It. mitted suicide in Worcester by cuttin his throat with razor, in the bathroom a. of the home of his sister and brother n 'l. in-law.
 Mrs. Joseph Weber. has bssu release
 on s2,000 bonds after she had been d
 raigMd in municipal court, Cincinnati ID on charge of cruelty for caving burl n ed the trumbs of her four-year-o.d S IT with hot smoothing iron iast Saturda lu Miss Mathilde Mccormick. daughter aL Harold F. Mccormick, refused U be i @ c@A terviewed concerning he rengagement iA Max Oser, the Swiss riding master. wht e she landed at Cherbourg, from the stear =. ship Majestic.
 w wtp The schooner Maud. carrying q ou Amundsen polar expedition, report .' her position at midnight. August 3 close to Wrangel Island and in iC
 with fine weather prevailing and lii
 snow.
 50 The Prohibition Foundation. incorp,
 ated in 1s1. and of which P. L. G. Hohe ale thai of South Manchester is the interr aet tional secretary for Europe has orga ses ized a prohibition campaign for Ita re- Czechoslovakia, Hungary and German ts
 hi Dorothy Clark, the 1s year old danc VIII in whose behalf her mother, Mrs Etl i've E. Clark of New York has brought s
 in. Los Angeles for s2o0.O00 damal VII against Herbert Rawlinson motion p B. ture actor plans to take action soon no annul her recent marriage to Karl Fl of Boston.