Norwich bulletin., 1922-10-31
BRIEF TELEGRAMS

VAAAAl A1AlV1lt4NLu dissss s's turnout ot is'ose,oso @ ssa tons ' Of coal.
 Fccdsturs exported by tho United States last year were valued at s1.sss,
 Western Union win resume cabis 1et- ter and weekend letter services to Great Britain and Ireland on Nov. l.
 A bill was introduced In French senate cent te kssSeEs f 7,.ssiaa government bonds.
 GeorEes olornencsau, former premier of France, will address the Philadelphia Forum early in December.
 Norwegian government yin seize yes sels of less than 100 tons found within territorial frontier carrying liquor in ex- cess of requirements of those on board.
 The PennsyIvania system has just completed and placed in service at Pit cairn, Pa, a modern 34-stall engine house with a turntable at cost of s1,3s5,0
 
 EIizabeth. Che s-year-oId dauEhter os MT. and Mrs. Henry Hamilton Of North Aledford1 Mass, died at 4 hospital there of hydrophobia.
 h tho city court in Bridgeport Ste phen TurmaT vas held without bail charged with first degree murder or -Andro Koyacs. following quarrel.
 The fascisti invaded zPiarenza, Italy, Sunday They sent commission to the prefect and informed him that the fascis- u regime would be put into force from that moment
 The midnight soiree in ultra-fashion- able salons and modestes in the Tiergar.I- en section of Berlin, is a new form of advertising to which the people of the metropolis are now being treated.
 Announcement was made to the stu dent body of Mt. Holyoke college from the office of Dean Florence Burlington that hereafter knickers must not be worn in the college class rooms.
 A new postal convention between the U. s. and Canada to facilitate the inter. change of mail wiIl be considered at conference to be held at Ottawa some time in December.
 Mineral production in Canada during the first six months of 1922 reached a yalue1 of $57, ,682, ,944, of which $26,475, ,544 represented the valuable of metal pro duction and 1,207, 400 the non-metals.
 That the League of Nations, with the cooperation of those powers not yet in- ciuded in it's membership, will achieve the objects for which it was formed, is the belief Of the Japanese government. Fifty-three nominees for congress in l.the coming election including nine re. publicans ard nineteen democrats, favor amendment Of the constitution to permit congress to override and nuIlify decisions Reuters Rome eorrespondens, reports II small conflict between the fascisti/ and iconlmunists there Sunday afternoon. One person was killed and several were in5 jpred Qfdes was quickly restored.
 The ,esn tury old homo of Leslie L. Judd, deputy game warden in sherman, was destroyed last night by fire which is believed to have started in defec- tive chimney.
 
 1 The coast guard eutters Acushnet left Vineyard Haven to arch for the steam lighter Lizzie D. q. which has been missing with her crew of I3 men for ten j days.
 ] The masters of two coal barges driven on the rocks at Sandwich, Mass. 1 in a gale which parted the twelve-inch towing hawser attaching them to the
 
 CTS by coast guardsmen. The London Times understands that the mission to negotiate the funding of the British debt will likely leave for the t.. s. between the end of the elections and Christmas Its personnel has not yet Ibeen decided.
 I 4 woman believed to be Marorie Logan who was found lying on bed in her department in the Back Bay section Boston, with one of her wrists slashed died at the City hospital A partly emp tied can of poison was found near the l bed.
 Heads of the police and fire depart ments at Somerviile, Mass, cooperat- ing with Walter Wedger, state explosive lexpert, are trying to determine the cause of the explosion in gasolin; J tank that resulted in the deaths of fou, boys and serious injury to another. l Judge Hammond in the superior cour ! in Cambridge, Mass, sentenced Adam Guillemette of Lowell to six months i. I the house of correction for manslauga lter His car collided with another atr tomobiie on June 21 and Robert c. Cliff ford was killed
 ! The schooner Dorothy Palmer. , member of the ill-fated Palmer flee. was brought to Woods Hole early bi l the coast guard cutter Acushnet, whici picked her up to South Shoal Light il lR disabled condition. Mayor Peter F. Sullivan of worces tter, who was defeated by ex-Mayol John F. Fitzgerald of Boston for tn democratic nomination for governor, an nounced his candidacy for the demo cratic nomination for mayor of this cit, ,. .E flor a fourth and last term" 'i The house, barn and sheds adjcinins ,: with contents belonging to Morris .I Schulman in the Miilington section. foul miles from Moodus, were burned yes terday. Only the livestock was saved The loss was $6.o00.
 Tho cornerstone of New Haven's frs Il junior high school and which Is named school faculty in recognition of fit. ,.l years of school service, was laid yester 2 day.
 The Berlin Evening Am Mittag state former Crown Prince Frederick William