Norwich bulletin., 1922-07-19

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 BRIEF TELEGRAMS An attempt will be made in the chamber of deputies at Rome to vote down the facta government.
 Columbia University began the sec ond week of summer session with to- tai enrollment of 12.364.
 Two more killings in Detroit's Down River district were laid by the police to rum runners
 An inventory of government owned trucks in New Haven is being conduct ed by the post office department there.
 special British mission will arrive in the United States early in September to arrange for the funding of the British debt to America.
 Adolfo De La Huerta. Mexican minis ter of finance. denied newspaper reports from Mexico City that he intended to resign.
 TorrentiaI rains have caused flood conditions in all the rivers of the Tyrol. The railways are submerged in the val leys, stopping all traffic.
 Dissolution of the corporate existence of the Yale Brewing company and clos | ing of it's plant in Fair Haven means the probable removal of landmark.
 Burial has been given in Bridgeport to the body of man dragged in from the Sound by fishermen. It was found off Bridgeport light.
 Nathan Easterbrook, Jr., of New Haven. once head of the Easterbfook Manufacturing company, and shipl owner, died, aged Ss.
 William Durban. :. died at Akron, O., from burns suffered late yesterday when playmates poured gasoline over his clothing and lighted match to it.
 Charles Ransom Miller, for forty years editor of the New York Times. died at New York. He was 7S years old.
 
 A wage reduction which went into ef feet at the New Haven Clock company last week is said to be the third made there since the readjustment period be- gan. T
 Emma Goldman will not be allowed to enter England, as her presence is con sidered undesirable. This statement was made in the house of commons by House Secretary Shorti.
 The supreme court of Porto Rico. by a vote of four out of five. has sustained Governor E. Mont Reiy in his contro- versy with the unionist attorney general l in the various courts of the island.
 Because ". R. Thomas refused 10 speak to Louis Mcconnell, the two men fought with shotguns from the porehes of their homes in Taylorville, Ills. Thom- | as Is in hospital. Mcconnell was re- leased on s2,0oo bond.
 The French automobile industry has passed the severe period of the general 1 industrial crisis and is gradually getting i back to it's normal state, according to i Baron Petit, president of the Syndicate of Automobile Manufacturers.
 Mrs. Lewis Brinton. socially promt- nent and wife of Dr. Lewis Brinton. head of the American Stomach Hospital at Philadelphia, was stabbed and seri- | ously wounded by Japanese cook in her home at Villa Nova.
 Virtually all the s1oO,o estate of Mrs. Annie Leroy Foote of White Plains, | N. T., mother of Mrs. Irene Castle Trc- main, former dancer is divided equally l between Mrs Tremain and her sister, ] Mrs. Elroy Bradford, of Long Island.
 New Orleans police are Investigating the story of Mrs. Robert Dopp, 22, who claims she was Kidnapped gagged, beat en and held for a night and day in house on the outskirts of the city by two men.
 The wedding of Miss Katherine T Wendell daughter of the late Jacon | Wendell, Jr., of New York. and Lore porchester. heir to the earldom of Carn arvon, took place in St. Margaret church, Westminster. Eng.
 Lionel G. Curtis, lecturer at Oxford l England, arrived in New York on th' liner Adriatic to lecture at the secont session of the Institute of Politics whicf opens at Williams College, Williams town, Mass. on July 27.
 KatherinE of secretaries of cham bers of commerce at Momausuin Satur day will probably resolve itself forTna ton of a state association of secretaries which has not existed heretofore as il other New England states.
 | ignatton as assistant secretary of tn treasury, in charge of internal revenu' and customs. it wass stated at tn White House.
 The launch Betty AI.. missing iron Put-in-Bay since Monday morning, va picked up in Lake Erie early yesterda! bv the United States cruiser Morrei with a disabled engine, the launei having been drifting nearly 2o hours
 The Rev. W. W. Culp. former sprint Valley, Ohio, minister, who 'eloped WIFI Miss Esther Hughes, IS, boarder the Culp home, pleaded guilty to oesert ling his family, in probate court. ana Wa sentenced to one year in the WorKhous and td pay fine of $500. C. l.. Eyanson, of Philadelphia. Pa has been appointed member or tn staff of the Manufacturers Assoclatlol of Connecticut to succeed Clifton U Jackson, of Springfield. Mass who ha resigned.
 marty of twelve Japanese student selected from the imperial university T