Norwich bulletin., 1922-10-09
BRIEF TELEGRAaS

pFcVious record or o,ufo set last veal 's "eS announced.
 ><Antonic Bianco. shoe worker was held without bail on a murder charge in Bos- ton for the killing of Joseph Simbohz z Black Hand leader. a week ago. IG The Greek national banks have. granb,d the Greek government a loan of 25o.eqo.- 900 drachmas. to be applied exclusiy ely to the army.
 British oil company completed a s15.- { Enjp .olo plant near Bristol, England. 10 handle crude oil brought in tankerSj from Persian gulf region.
 TraHac managers of all the roisds east | of the Mississippi conferred with officials
 of the department of commerce gln> an ef- fort to relieve the car shartage, One of the saddeet features lof the for | est fire was the finding of the bodies of eleven victims of the cave-in fof a storm wife, eight children and a sllined man.
 The Shoe Workers Protective union, l which has approximately l2.O0o members
 in Haverhill, Mass, sunnaned all 1o at
 tend mass meetings cailediin threeahaIls
 there tomorrow at 5 p, m.
 Suspension from tho New York 'Curb Market association of the brokerages firm of McQuade Brothers for failure to meet it's enga gements was announced by the
 exchange.
 Pope Plus. through Cardinal Gasparri has telegraphed both Mustapha Kenal 1 Pasha and King George of Greece asking ' them to do everything possible to avoid I the resumption of hostiities- Ii John E. Mack. guardian ad liteIn for q Guy Stillman, received letter from Mrs. II Anne L. Stillman. wno is in Canada A stating that baby Guy has been at deaths f door but is better now.
 4 William Ellsworth smythe. author, ed I itor and nationally known promoter O n public Irrigation and reforestation prof 4, ects. died at his home in New York. H, n was 61 years old and native of Worces I ter, Mass.
 | 4 schooner afre on the fishing bank ;. 300 miles east of Cape Race, with ffteei dories. all empty. in the vicinity, was re ' porte by radio to the Dominion Marin and Fisheries agency, Halifax. N. S. 
 Governor Albert O. Brown of Nel , Hampshire announced that. effective a once, txo-thirds of the state troops whic 1 have been guarding shops of the Boscul and Maine railroad in Concord, would b
 withdrawn.
 5 With three mysteriously inflicted buIle wounds in her body, Miss FloCencet Math ews 20. of CrookSton. was brought (
 | &oT : believed to be Charles NJ. Schinn .oflMoun 7 Holly.
 Rev. ". E. Smith. itinerant evangelist l opened his services in ,Latiznen county t Okla. by removing a loaded gun from hi f hip pocket and placing it beside the ope : Bible. After the convocatbon. a secon
 gun was placed on the left of the scrip f lures.
 Burglars who have been active in vari [ ous sections of Penobscot county. Maine during the past few days, changed tn T scene of their operations to Hancoc county. when without waking resident they entered the store of c. L. Burrill i the village of Dedha-,. blew the safe fan got away witt, s2e0 sIimoney.
 ----- When Frank MeaIy, attempted to Ieav : his residence in BrookSne Mass. while hi . wife Katherine was summoning the polio 2 to arrest him on a charge of passin s worthless checks, Mrs. Mealy pulled re n Ivolver and shot her husband. MeaIy Wa e taken to hospital in a critical cond 5 tion-
 An involuntary petition in ,bankruptc
 was filed in federal court in New Tor '- against Paul Alexander and James 7 Morrow, Jr., doing business in Wa 1- street as Alexander & Co.,, stock broker - Liabilities were estimated at $50, ,000 an : the assets at $5,ooo.
 The property loss in the fire wIic ! swept so many towns in northern Ontar
 will probably aggregate between seve
 and eight million dollars. The loss
 life will likely todal between thirty ar $ forty, while between 15O and zoe farr
 were burned out
 d A contest over the will of James / ,e Murray, mining man of San Francis, / and Butte, Mont, who left an estate va Is ued at between $15.O0o 900 and SEQ O0t " 900, was filed in Salinas. Cal, Oh beha ,f of Andrew, Raymond, Joseph A. ar t. Maurice Murray of Detroit, cousins of Il If deceased.
 g. Loyal Mexican troops led by Gener T J. c. Escobar overlook a rebel colum it commanded by General Francisco Mu IS guia in the mountains of Durango ar le routed the insurgents, killing Colon ss Leopoldo Salinas and twenty-two oth, n, rebels.
 T. Benjamin Frankiin's first PhiIadeIph
 home, at No. III Spring street. Philade
 phia. where the philosopher took up h
 residence upon his arrival from Bosto r. is to be tornN down to provide for u
 approach to the new Delaware rive l. bridge.
 r. temporary injunction restrainir Id Charles T. Stewart. secretary of stat st from putting the names of socialist cal n didates for congressional and state offic, i- on the ballot for the general election n, Montana. was issued by the state s, D. preme court.
 al Departure of casual detachment No.
 from Coblenz, comprising two officers an
 on the steamship Reliance about the mic E de, of the, present month. will leave tf
 American forces in Germany as ,. strength of 113 officers and 1.0s6 men. le The General Hospital society of Cor p necticut is residusry legatee of the estat .o believed to be considerably in excess m s1.00o 00o of Mrs. Sarah L. Wincheste It after certain bequests and life estates ar E. taken from it. according to the will prc