Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-18

WounQS received when ne was attached I, by five unknown men. The Canadian government has accepted the resignation of Howard G. Kelly as a director of the Grand Trunk Railway and he automatically ceased to be pres ident of the road.
 While seated at table with seven frieds in summer garden in the -ear of his grocery store in Brooklyn, Camelio Ferraro was shot and killed by 4 gun loaded with buckshot.
 Eagle boat 52, with "A citizen sailors of the naval reserve from Philadelphia and nearby points in Pennsylvania and New Jersey, was disabled eff Block Is- land
 Metal Ball company caused damage es- timated at $4O,oOO. The flames are be- lieved to have originated from cpon- taneous comDlstion.
 Max Oser is reported to have gone 10 Basic, Switzerland. his native own, where he must take the first legal steps in obtaining the necessary papers for his marriage to Miss Mathilde Mccormick
 Many delinquent federal taxpayers are being rounded up in New Haven as the result of a drive by the office of the collector of internal revenue. An average of $500 and s400 is collected each day.
 Joseph Viola, tailor, shot hls wife. Emma, in the kitchen of thei~ home in New York and then shot himself. Mrs. i Viola was taken to a hospital with a bullet wound in the neck and it was said she would not recover Graton and Knight Manufacturing | Company, Worcester, belt makers, has l increased it's working force from 200 to 1900 at the local plant, and i:s new tan nery In St. Louis Is renorte1 to be run ming at 75 per cent. of capacity.
 The canal barge steamer westchcster, towing two barges with -otll cargo Of 46,000 bushels of grain. arrived iri New York, the pioneers of new aH-the way by water service from Toledo to N.w York.
 ]! Dispensation by the federal or state government of whiskey Of physicians prescriptions was recommended 10 the convention of American PharmacuetIca association in Cleveland. by Samuel L Hilton, retiring president.
 The American Tobacco company ana the Chicago Tobacco Jobbers' associa alton has been cited to appear before the fed eral trade commission and answer charges involving alleged price nxins agreements.
 Mrs. Mary Margaret Roper. s3, whc has lived at the Jackson county tMo.I home for the aged for 12 years is on hel way to Columbus, Ohio. to live with heI son, Joseph, 62 years old. whom she ha! not seen since he was four years old.
 Mrs. Mary B. Hart of Niasted re ceived word of the drowning at Bellow' Falls, Vt, of her daughter Mdbal, wifi of the Rev. Rodney W. Roundy of Uppe1 Montclalr, N J., who is associate sec retary of the Home Missions Council il New York city.
 Rather than have her ears torn of h, two hold men who followed her into he garage and clutched 2. ner dianon, earrings, Mrs. B. P. Bergen of Brook ly. gave them the jewels an1 S2,50 worth of other gems she was wearing.
 ( Foster. labor leader, from Colorado 9 the direction of Adjutsnt-Generll Ham rock, will be challenged a. mass meet ing in Denver, at which Foster will b the principal speaker.
 Edwin B. Traitor, whose experience in the Jackson Hole coun.ry of Wyoir ing was said to have formed the basis O Owen Wister's novel, The Virglnian. dropped dead while eating all ice creaI soda in Los Angeles.
 Frank E. shaughnessy. 3s years old was arrested in Bristol, on a warrant is sued by the authorities of SpringfelC Massachusetts. Shaughnessy waived ex tradition and will be sent to Spring field He is charged with stealing stickpin and $500 in cash.
 Emil Dankworth, of New Haven. wa sentenced to three months ii jail n Judge Edwin s. Thomas in the Unite States District court in South Norwall on a charge of sending postal cards wit obscene drawings on them. through th mails. Dankworth is an artist.
 The schooner Good Luck brought f Boston, Emmanuel Oliver, 2 Glouceste fisherman who had been adrift in Soul Channel two days and a night afte being separated from lis vessel, th schooner Hortense.
 Witnesses to the trial in Boston six Italians for the murder of Micha Scarpone, alleged blackhand victom, al | being guarded with extra care as tF result of the shooting of Carmello Fal raro in Brooklyn.
 
 The officer of a reward for the appr, hension of railroad vandals in Mass chusetts Is dependent on a report of u character of damages done 70 rail equll
 nent and property since the beginnir of the shopmen's strike, Governor Cc said
 ResoIutions calling upon the Unite States shipping board tY info: m ] house where and how much liquor bought for sale on Americau shi,,s sir, the national prohibit >n law went iD- effect, were introduced by Represent; lives Gallivan, democr lt, Massachusett and Brennan, republican, Michigan
 Unable to sell or give away .he O suspension bridge spanning the Coi necticut river between Warehouse Poii and Windsor Locks. the Ha-.f,rd count commissioners are prepared 10 gc befol a meeting of creditors ani represent. tives of the county next monti and r quest an appropriation to pay for is r Yncval.