Norwich bulletin., 1922-10-14

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 BRIEF TELEGRANS l
 Latyis abandoned the rubIe In favor of the franc as its monetary unit. < Elgin Motor Car Corporation, of Chi cago, was petitioned into bankruptcy. 
 New Jersey potato production is esti- mated at i2,74s.oo- bushels, compared with 9,o25.ooo bushels last year.
 John A. Prescott. of Kansas City, Mo-. was elected president of Investment | Bankers Association of America in con- vention at Del Monte, Cal.
 David Goldring, of Nferiden, alleged to have robbed Meriden gas companys l meter by using the gas to run still, | was fined $50 on the charge of fraud. | school of politics and government arranged by the Massachusetts League Of Women oters. will open at Rad cliffs college on October IS. The federal fact finding coal connais- sion. will hold it's organization meeting
  nounced at the White House. l Bank Commissioner John E. Bryne has forwarded to the federal authorities at Washington, a statement of the condi-
 tion of state commercial banks. l The third annual meeting of the Amer
 ican Petroleum Institute will be held at
 the Statler hotel St. Louis, during the l first week in December
 1 Alabama Power Co.,, which operates the J governments electrical generating steam plant at Muscle Shoals, Ala. renewed it's
 contract for another year.
 Charles Passanisi, of Church street New Britain, arrested on the charge of l transporting liquor was found guilty in I court and fined s2O0 and costs and with
 10 days in jail added. Former President Gonzales Flores will Ii represent Costa Rica in the dispute with Il Great Britain over oil land concessions, which will be argued in Washington be- fore Chief Justice Taft as arbiter. II Car loadings wor the week ended Sept. 30, totaled e9S,SS1, within 3 per cent.
 of tn erecord for all time in American railroa ding, and an increase of 15,oeo cars over the preNlOuS tWcek. D American grain is cIosging up the Georgian Bay ports, according to a re- port by James Carruthers, leading grain dealer in Montreal. Canal ports and es- pecially Montreal harbor, are also being
 congested by the shipping. Latham S. Bartlett of Chestnut Hil
 Norwalk, aged 19, died from broken Inc Pyao Jel-,,
 an automobile he was driving struck 2
 "one man" trolley car.
 The funeral of Raymond Bradley, tn,
 Bridgeport high school lad who killed
 himself leaving 6 not which sought tc explain his intended act, syill be helc I i this afternoon. Schoolmates will b.
 bearers of the casket
 A series sof Saturday. afternoon tea, with dancing in commons was announces E by Dean of Students B. F. TwitcheIl. o 5 1 Yale yesterday. The idea was tried GU
 last spring and was successful, The use of intoxicants caused the re ! vocation of 324 motor licenses in Sep q tember in Massachusetts. the larges number for any month since the moto , vehicle bureau was organized. Captain John L. Mason, once shippe :. of the famous clipper ship Young Amer ica, which made many fast trips aroun
 the Horn many years ago, died in Bos T T ton.
 !s Reconstruction of the present Gree T. cabinet is expected when Alexande r Zaimis, who recently accepted the pos T. of premier and Is. now in Vienna, arrive 5 in Athens
 It is learned in reliable quarters g The Hague that the award of The Hagu y arbitration tribunal in the case of tn = Norwegian ship owners against the Uni 1T ed States, amounts to $1r,972,200. f The Massachusetts supreme court ru
 ed that in cities which had adopte IS charters of the form known as Plan the awarding of contracts was an execi D tive function to be exercised only | " mayors.
 E. The Boston police were asked ycste II day to be on the lookout for Miss. NJ; e. ria de Corte, Belgian girl who was e nurse on active duty during the wor Is tWar.
 c- As Bt. Rev. Chauncey B. Brewster 10 the Protestant Episcopal diocese of Coi IS. nectlcut will be in New Haven on O es tober 26 and 27 at a conference on d he ocesan work a dinner will be given in h oi honor.
 Frederick Bergera of Portchester, w. r., was held for the superior court ng tn echarge of stealing two torches fro n- the Greenwich Ornamental Iron Work of and selling them to a garage at Por
 chester for s2o. The articles were valu et at s1o5.
 he .s- No criminal responsibility was fou ill by Coroner John J. Phelan for the dea est of William Sheldon, a city emp.oye ss- Stamford, who died after being stru or by the automobile of Henry R. Rose ply Yale Divinity School student, on octot ,n- Q.
 -en John c. Ready, chairman of the S, he tenn Federation of Shop Crafts on { ur, New Haven system said that the reope lat ing of car shops in New Haven by [ led company on Monday next was not expe nv ed to have the least bit of differer ,ut with the strikers"
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