Norwich bulletin., 1922-09-08

.e--O funds amounting to s22,1s2 was reported to the annual convention of the Univers- allst church of Vermont and Quebec.
 Tihtry-two airplanes started 8 flight r around the Alps in connection with an | aviation meet at Zurich A Swiss pilot took the lead.
 The auxiliary exploration schooner Sowdoin, carrying Donal B. MacAfillan and party, arrived in the harbor of Syd- ney, N. S., from Baffin Bay.
 HousehoIders of Boston must ,mnkr D, tit 1T minds Q ,ss soft coai :i-xt w:n:tr. James J. Pt ar, Aa s-'ar of the local emeergency fuel cs:Hnlit;ee sad
 eomplet failure af .,. shorc. r>h.,re. 6n the norr'L sz j; sdst Sf Ntw. slu Hind ', season :srtaten:ns the pcspio Of ths district with starvas s- aett winter.
 Marie Peggy" Real of Dayton. who shot and killed Frank Warren Anderson, department store iioorman, o nJune 3. shen attempted to take her own life, is | free on bond at Kansas City, Mo.
 Boston celebrated the anniversary of Safayett's birth and the. battle of the | Marne with exercises on the Common i Wednesday noon.
 Fire in two separate sections of Camp | Devens which destroyed an unoccupied i barracks and an empty stable caused i army officers to start an immediate in- vestigation
 Service on the Boston Worcester street railway at a standstilI since last Saturday midnight because of strike of the roads working force, was resumed in full Wednesday.
 Fred Mason, brother of Walt Mason. 3oet. is dead at Pendleton, Ore. from the effects of drink of ammonia taken by
 mistake for medicine His widow and a sarge family survive.
 Impressed by the gravity of the Austri- Sn financial crisis, the Italian govern
 nent has taken. steps to extend monetary assistance in advance of the other powers
 which are said to be considering similar action.
 The Dominion cabinet was called into special meetig to consider an appeal of the railway ;shopmen on Canadian lines
 From the findings of the conciliation Noard which has announced itself in favor 1f tentative wage cuts. D. F. Kirkland. director of industrial development of the Georgia and Florida railroad and former general manager. of Z -fla Ina roa hot and killed himself near Augusta. Ga.
 Clayton E. Main, 24 one of the twelve
 seld supervisors in this country in the.
 United States prohibition enforcement service died in Providence, R. l., from. Ssteomyelitis.
 cargo of 557 cases of Scotch whIskey vas unloaded in Boston from the Brit | ssh schooner Acadia. captured of Glouces-
 Ter on August 21, y the coast guard cut
 ser Ossippee.
 l Only one of es representative cities in
 She United States reported an increase in
 he level of retail food prices for the ] month from July 15 to August 15, and 1 That was less than five-tenths of one per cent.
 Walter S. Wnrd. son of the wealthy baker, will be brought to triaIon a l trial on charge of murder growing out I of the staying of Clarence Peters. in the Sall term of court according to a state | rent by District Attorney Weeks of l Westchester9 county.
 l The Observatore Romano says .o,nion
 at the Vatican is strongly opposed to the conditions in the proposal of the
 Earl of Balfour for the protection of the
 aoly places in Palestine, made before
 the league of nations council in Geneva. |
 A movement by the shipping board to
 <ave one of the large American steam Shp companies take over the manage
 nent and supervision of the United States I 9e, managing operators of the boards
 passeger fleet.
 ]! Report from Federal Prohibition Dl.
 Tector Linville of Oregon, on the death ot Agents Grover Todd and. Glen Price. in a Said at Portland, brings the total of ! &own mortalities among federal dry law
 enforcement agents killed in line of duty 70 24.
 5 Twenty-four hours after rumors of hI. engagement to Miss Sara Boylan, IT, oi Canasaraga, N. Y, in that little village 3 leone, 35, business man of Arkport, N l S., an adjoining town, was found dead ir : ditch with bullet in hls braln Hu0YI l. Ae was enamored refused to marry him Actig Detective Sergeant Alfred Blass New York, fired two shots into tn, Nreast of Miss Dorothy Bright, a model 6 sd then shot himself U The first check to be paid by the Ger N1an government direct to one of the wa !. sufferers in the devastated areas unde she terms of the Weisbaden and Fran So-German aecords was received by tn . . i ministry of liberated regions Wednesday George Grant Williams, 54. cIty edito : of the Philadelphia Tribune a news . paper devoted to the interests of the ne
 gro race, died in Windsor, Conn. He wa born in Peekskill, N, Y, 54 years az h and was of Indian lineage. n Dr. Charles F. McGulre of New Hu
 ven, is appointed captain, Medics l. Corps c. N. G., ranking from Septen d Der ?, in orders from the adjutant ger . erals office.
 :. A bullet wound in the breast and ar h other in the temple caused the deat T. early in New Haven, of William Augli, e dletown avenue bridge by a passing at ,- toist.
 Automobiles will not be deemed
 necessary part of a Yale undergrad ' luate's equipment while at college dul ' ing term time. it was announced by un II versity authorities. IS Mra Chariaas KnAuiv ax.d es