Norwich bulletin., 1922-06-01
BRIEF TELEGRAMS

M.x,can government receipts for 1921 l have exceeded expenses by more than sl'- 750,Ooo.
 A report in Detroit states that Henry Cord is planning to open an assembling shop at Moscow.
 George Farlis, of Bridgeport. who was struck by an automobile in Strat- ford, died at the Bridgeport hospital.
 Steel mills in the YounEstown district are running close to four-hfths of capaci- ty.
 The Chilean government, 1t Is said, will insist that the sovereignty of Tacna and Africa be settled through plebiscite as provided for under the treaty of Ancon.
 First returns from the Hungarian parliamentary elections indicate an, over wheIming victory for the government. Andrew Houghton, formerly police in- spector in Boston and admiral of the Kearsarge naval veterans organization, died Tuesday.
 The old American liner St. Paul has completed her first round-trip since 1916. having arrived at New York from Ham burg.
 l As a result of a recent drive on com munist proHagandists throughout Es- thonia 51 of 104 arrested have been con- | victed and sentenced.
 Injunction proceedings were brought l against the Bridgeport Savings bank, I by the West Side bank and the Amer ican Bank and Trust Company. | The monthly review issued by the fed l eral reserve bank of Boston predicts a ] stimulating effect on trade from the 1 freight rate reduction recently ordered. I Chief Justice Taft will leave shortly for England where during a stay of sew eral weeks he will study the English ju-
 dieial system.
 The unusual volcanic activity in tho region of Kilauea on the Island of Hawai-
 has stirred long dormant craters to fresf activity.
 The Automobile club of Hartford Il planning to publish a 32-page monthly
 magazine to take the place of the Auto
 mobile club bulletin which is now issued All uut8EOrhVto Eeply Dy Cnllo 70 tn Peruvian proposal to arbitrate the sove . reignty of Tacna-Arica is understood t have been presented at a joint session o the Chilean Peruvian conference.
 A continuance until June 14 was take
 in the case of Said Mubarek of Torring : ton, charged with passing a worthles check, when~the case was called in tn :, New Haven city court. I Seven automobile bandits held up thre
 men in an automobile at Long Island Cit
 and robbed them of a S15,000 payroll be
 York silk dealers. - Leaders in the recent revoIutionar ' movement, according to despatches frol :, Managua, Nicaragua, have been al | rested after the discovery of another al s' legged plot to overthrow the government AInado Aguirre. secretary of comnu1 ' icatiop. and public works of Mexico, ar lneunced that 4.157 miles of roads fer th { use of automobiles and motor trucks wi
 be constructed.
 The crew of the. coast guard station [ II Cape Lookout picked up and lowed. int ,- Beaufort sub-chaser of 72 tons, wN,c n had broken down east of Cape Looko, l. shoals
 l. The congestion on New York,s subwa, at was expected. to soon become thing ,y the past with the addition by the Inte
 borough Rapid Transit of 246 trains S. their daily service.
 Announcement was posted at the ia g, tory Of the Underwood Typewriter c It Hartford. that the summer vacati le would begin Friday night. July 2s, a. iy conclude Monday night, Aug. 14. e. c. NJ. Babcock. commissioner of hir
 ways Of Minnesota, and Deputy Comm
 sioner John H. Mullen are making a to
 Iof the highways of Connecticut, accol IT panied by Commissioner c. J. Bennett.
 Rev. Peter Petri, pastor of a To. @ Roman Catholic church in Atlan d 7, City. N, J.. was elevated to the rank oe monsignor by Pope Plus xI. Fatl Y, Ui Petri has been connected with his parI in- i there for more than 2S years. There was a brilliant scene in ,. ne house of lords when the Earl of Balfo in recently created peer by King Geor
 was formally seated amid all the { 'm ',, cient ceremonials incident to such  er-
 A generaH-heavy blossominE of ap
 trees in New England with the except
 Of the Baldwin variety, which for RID most part has shown a somewhat Il,
 blossom, was reported in a survey Of fruit prospects for the district. urt
 me Republican senators com mmitted tn, ant selves to the movement designed to br ur- about anendmefA of the existing sen nal rules permitting unlimited debate. B,
 vote of 32 to l the republican. confere ion decided to. draft and press a new clot we rule.
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 by By far the greatest event in the ker tory of New Haven lodge of EIks si for It's organization will take place tonight He Hotel Taft, when $40 members will in initiated as a class, thereby bringing use membership of the lodge to nearly IL ter, ltal Everett J. sturEes. who retired yes 2. day from the position of bank conn
 sioner for the state, was the recipient
 a testimonial from his office associate. RD the capitol. The testimonial was a la
 leather travelling bag. air lew Operations of an alleged natiOn-w Tes- automobile theft ring with headquart was in Chicago and of which Con" Shea, w bor leader now under indictment air. murder in connection with deaths of