Norwich bulletin., 1922-10-24

SIX months WAS Sz.SGI,l0I.
 Milk distribution by auto truck is be- coming more general and nationwide movement in favor of such transportation IS now in progress.
 Condemnatory resolutions aimed at masked and secret bodies have been pass ed by the administrative committee of the federal council of churches.
 The Bridgeport Hydraulic company has asked the public utilities commits sion to authorize it to charge Bridgeport i for water furnished for fire service.
 Henry Connor. who was hurt in an au- tomobile collision at North Haven a | month ago, died at his home in Green wich as a result of that mishap
 West Points football squad will come to Derby Friday noon and put up at hotel until just before the game with | Yale on Saturday.
 Frederick Northrop was probably ia. tally injured in Waterbury last night l when he was struck by an auto truck op- erated by Thomas Keys at the junction of Bishop and North Main streets.
 
 Motor vehicle bonding companies de- clined to furnish bonds or accident poli- cies for the municipal buses because they considered the danger of accident too great.
 Los Angeles G Salt Lake raiIroad will construct thirty-two miles of road from Lund to Cedar City in Utah at a cost of s79S,000. Line will tap iron ore de- posits.
 German potash production during 1929 may reach 12.5o0, ,Oo0,ooo double hundred weights. Production up to end of Sep tenber approxfmated 1O,0OO,O0 double hundredweights
 Something akin to consternation has been caused in Russian monarchist cir cles by Grand Duke Cyril's recent mani festo claiming succession to Czar Nich- olas II.
 Stamp collectors in Germany have been warned to be on the lookout for counter felt German stamps alleged to have been made in London during the war for use by English spies in Germany.
 Members of the Allied Shoe Workers of America employed at the factory of the Watson Shoe company, one of the largest in Lynn, Mass, walked out to the number of 100.
 The man killed in the collision of 6 trolley car with an automobile on high way crossing in North Haven is believed to be James Sollazzi of, 4S East 18th street. New York city. 
 George N. Andrews of OakvilIe, an em- p1oye of the Oakville company sustained a fracture of the peIvis when an eleva- tor in the plan which he was operating fell three stories. Two new federal judges for Massachu- sets, James A Lowell of Boston and Elisha H. Brewster of Springfield, were sworn into office in an impressive cere- mony in Boston,
 J. Thomas GettlEan of Revere, Mass, was placed on trial a second time in su- perior court in Boston, charged with the murder of his aunt, Mrs. Lizzie NJ Cook of Revere. in June, 1921. The jury in the first trial disagreed
 More than 2,0OO of the worlds prom inent surgeons, including o5 or 30 from
  in Boston for the congress of the Amer ican College of. Surgeons. Thomas Stratton of Cambridge, Mass. pinned for several minutes beneath his burning automobile near Portsmouth, N. H., craWled from the wreckage with l only a scratched face.
 Bond fb Goodwin has combined with | Afou ird 4 2 business in commercial paper, bank ac- ceptances, collateral, loans and invest ment securities under name of Bond 6 Goodwin, Inc.
 Fire of undetermined origin totally , destroyed the two story frame barn owned by Samuel Hall in Cheshire yes terday afternoon. The barn was flleC with hay, grain, potatoes and apples. The loss is estimated at $8,0O0 with sS0t insurance.
 ] Found guilty of driving their automo
 bile while under the influence of liquor two respondents in Bangor, Me, munici , pal court were each fined $1,000 anC f costs, the maximum fine and the heavi I est ever imposed in the state. . Frank vaIenti of POrtchester. N. Y was fined s75 for reckless driving b l Judge Mead in Greenwich, and a recita . Of the incidents leading up to his arres g indicated that Valenti was making z miles an hour at one time
 Scores of persons massed in front of l hall in McKees Rocks, Pittsburgh, toll s Chief of Police Edward Reider that if h : did not prevent a Ku Klux Klan meet 7 ing within the hall, they would" Reide s broke up the meeting. The crowd dis
 persed.