Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-26

| William ". Sicon, president of the ! New York Blasting Supply company of New York, was killed when his automo- bile turned over on curve near Bloom ] field, N. J.
 The hotel employees of Budapest have proclaimed a general strike following refusal of their demands for inclusion of a ten per cent. tip in all bills presented to guests.
 Lieutenant Commandant Cregan, quartermaster of the West Limerick bri- gade, was slain when his detachment of 7. seven men was ambushed near Liscarrol 1 Tuesday night by sixty irregulars.
 A message from former President
 Woodrow Wilson, denying charges that | he handed out to Catholics S5 per cent. of the office while he was president has
 been received in Dallas, Tex, by NJ c. 1 Merritt.
 The residents of the Rldgewood sec- tion of Newark, N. J., have placed q problem before the police by asking that
 rnufflers be placed on the growing of
 rccsters and cooing of pigeons until a. nI
 |
 camp for women in the United Sta! ss IS
 in progfess at Jackson's Mills. ne1r Ciarksburg W. Va. today Eighty -hve
 women from fa-ng located in eign.eem counties Of !he state are registered. Nine freight ,,ars were destroyed in ; the yards of the Tampa Nor-ne-h rail- way, in Tampa, Fla. The police found ) bottle of gasoline near where ihe flames 5 originated.
 Major General Clarence R. Edwards. , commanding the First Army corps area. : is one of the general officers to whom
 the special board of; the war department his suggested retirement before reaching the age limit.
 A municipal coal and wood yard in Bridgeport to assist people of small
 means who may have difficulty in bying
 coal the coming winter is under consid-
 eration by Mayor Fred Atwater. Edward Bailey, sa. shot by Hugh Y Noun, 69.' whom he had befriended for twenty years by employing him on his place at Pound Ridge. in New York state died in he Stamford hospital.
 Counsel agreed and the cases of Thos E.. Cahill, democratic general registrar h and Eugene J. Harrigan, depu.y registrar q in the 18th ward, New Haven. each
 charged with failing to file true primary l, lists, were continued until August 30. T The Fairfield County National banl ' in Norwalk has been given permission tt f liquidate as a national bank ana is tc
 reincorporate as a bank and trust com.
 pany under Connecticut charter vI Robbers who cut their way through c four-inch tile wall from. an adjoining Y stcre. stole furs valued approximately al f s2s.ooo, from the Engle and Fet-er Ful = company, On uron road. in the downtown n district of Cleveland.
 Police of Denver and Colorado stat 4 rangers completed the roundup an I arrest of B persons alleged to hay e conducted confidence operations in Colo ' rado, Florida, Cuba and other touris . centers. : George L. oies. who resigned as may
 or of Youngsto zn. Ohio, two months az,
 after stormy sdrnrnistrati)n was ar
 rested and taken to the Do.,ce s:,tirn il
 a patrol wagon U face cni5grs of o5
 structing the sidewalk in trant uf hI - downtown market
 a Records show that Sanford F. Mann p who died in a Herrin hospital and wa n buried in Herrin, H., was 103 yeac e land three months old. He was born il l. Tennessee and came with h,s parents s hl Williamson county when 1t was q wilder
 ness.