Norwich bulletin., 1922-09-23

ae the Louisvilie and Nashville shops at Boytes. a suburb el Birmingham, Ala
 Great BritaIn's payment of interest of her war debt to the United States, due October 15, will amount to approximate ly $50,ooo.oeo.
 The Capper-Tinchers bill providing for regulation of trading in futures on grain markets was signed by President Hard- ing.
 Iasue of bonds as part of the plan of funding the nations short. dated debt was said at the treasury to be un- der consideration.
 Mrs. Althea G. ouinnby of North Turner and other officers were reelected l at the annual convention of the Maine ". c. T. U.
 LIewellyn D. Lothrop lof Gloucester. i'm yentor of mechanical foghorn in wide l use on maritime vessels, died at Boston i hospital.
 Judge Joseph G. Hyatt. having attained the age Of limitation, he will retire at once as judge of the WestpQrt town court.
 In prociaiminE the week from Oct. 2 i to the fire prevention week in New Hampshire, Gov. Albert o. Brown de- cared that in five years the states fire waste had amounted to S4,I46,O0o.
 Mrs. Alice Woods White her brother Ernest Woods and Joseph Jesso, started carrying a letter from Mayor SflsSraYs a Mayor CrlTieY of RaSfor
 The Canadian government in further cooperation with American authorities in stopping the flow Of liquor into the Unit
 CT States has decided to place agents in
 all liquor. export establishments in the
 Dominion.
 New York city was selected as the l place for holding the next conclave of Ethe. supreme council of the Thirty-third tdegree of the Ancient Accepted Scottish Rite. of the Northern Masonic jurisdic- ttionzof the United States Of AHericaA
 Edmund E. Allen, the Anerican-Kiid- ing expert who recently participated in
 the competitions at Clermont Ferrand.
 France, suffered an accident when his | plane crashed during a flight at Wassar-. : kupper near Gresfeid. Germany.
 The total cariOs movement of II
 leading lines of fruits and vegetables for the week ending September 16 was 20,-s ! 40o cars, gain of 1;6Sstover the pre- i eeding week and 1,5s2 heavier than for
 the same period last year
 Real beer: is crswaing out the less i than-one-hal percent sHaEiety. in Tolado according to Otto w Cumnerow, tsecre- tary- of the Buckeye. Producing company
 which has been manufacturing near beer. l orEariznhsn ef g juvenile. branch of the 4ndepandent Order of Odd Fellows. to be. known as the Loyal Sons, was .ar-
 proved at the annual business meeting of
 the. Sovereign Grand Lodgs of the order in Dstroit
 ] Mrs. Mabel Rockwell s,haeKsr of
 Chicago. whose husband recently sued
 Oscar Bunte, a wealthy manufacturer for
 sieo,ooe, charging alienation Of her af- II fections, was ordered committed . to the { state hospital at Kankakee
 I A male thief masqueradink as a wo-
 man, stole COW from the barn of Harry Jenkins, Holland, Ohio, farmer Wien
 pursued by Jenkins, the thief straddled
 the animals back and rode through 8 field when he dismounted and escaped on foot. s
 : : The body of girl apparently about ,, 1s years old, almost nude and badly
 burned was found on the charred remains of brush-pile about two and haii miles east of North Kansas City, Mo  At g short calendar session of tn, . Nfiddlesex county superior. court in Mid . dletown the petition Of Emil Schutte. re prieyed murderer. for a new trial. va
 taken up and 3 hearing upon it set fo i. | Wednesday morning next at 10 o'clock Miss H. May Hoyt. of RidEeaeId va . elected the woman member of the repub fcan state central committee for the 24tl district at meeting of the republicaI
 delegates to the state convention held il
 Danbury yesterday.
 N. Jasper V. Keller. feraer president .
 the New England Telephone and Tele e graph company. died at his home in Sur v rey, N. H.. where he had spent his sum n mers for eighteen years.
 ,- onacer A. H. BeiIcau of sh. Tiver+., Id R. L, police department was shot Thugs m day night while approaching the farm C s. Manuel Diaz on, Bu1garnarrh road. Tiy ly erton. to make a liquor raid with fou n other officers.
 V The werd was passed around in N., ,g York among democratic leaders that th x- state convention at Syracuse next wee at would develop into 2, bitter fight for tl V gubernatorial nomination between fo7-n,f .5 Goveronr Alfred E. Smith and Willia, of Randolph Hearst. x
 eel Robert c. Morris, New York 'attorr. to has been appointed agent for the Unite in States government on the mixed cIairr
 commission to- ad5udcate war clain
 against Germany. SsE Omar Roberts. N@rth Kemptville ruid convicted. of the murder of his .Is year Q; r. housekeeper. Flora Gray. on st.Ies night ,a Aug. 2S was sentenced to be hanged 7 Nov. g4 by Justice Chisholm of the !Nol ,. Scotia supreme court sF Gr- The eearst steamship cargo of anthra1, a O. coal to arrive; at Boston in many mont IT cam in yesterday on the stessses T 5l g.- laeyereuE It consisted Of ', 500 font
 prepared sizes. fIs he Thrse hnAAr~d and fifty aslewase.s, ;. ds ressntifg siztF-stx institutions attend, ,k- ths q o.1enfnS of the thirty fourth ann, con ent: :pn. of tlse II ass achusefts Co-ope
 adye BanI ieaEssa sn Fitchburs