Norwich bulletin., 1922-10-23


 More than 100 Irish Republican raiders | held up a freight train at Kiltoom, be- | tween Athlone and Roscommon, footing i their booty.
 The new Turkish military governor of Eastern Thrace, Rafet Pasha, has given assurances to the allied generals that the Kemalist gendaramie and army will com init no excesses upon taking over the pro- vince, but will strive to preserve order.
 skirts-not at the knees. not on the )ground-"just sensible lengths seven inches from the shoe soles" are rccom- mended by members of tho New York City Federation of Women's Clubs. with membership of more than 10000.
 Louis IT. Baker. a retired official Of the United Shoe Machinery company, of Bev- erly, Mass, was killed when an automo- bile ran up on the sidewalk on Cabot street and crushed him against build ing.
 Walter socoIow was convicted in Bal timore of the murder of William B. Nor ris in a daylight holdup in Baltimore last
 
 der in the first degree without capita; punishment
 Elmer SchIessenoer. former counsel for the United States shipping board, is de fendant in suit for divorce filed in the superior court in Chicago by Mrs. Hallie G. Schlessinger. Incompatibility of tenn perament is given as cause of the es- | arrangement.
 Sir Paul and Lady Dukes. who was formerly Mrs Ogden l. Mills, are hap oily ensconced in the Paris home of her mother, Mrs. W. K Vanderbilt who there on their honeymoon trip from New York.
 Mir. and Mrs. Hamilton Holt of New 1 York, announced the approaching marri- age of their daughter, Winifred. well known as worker among the blind, to Rufus Graves Mather. who has been en- gagged in research work in Europe for a number 0 f years.
 As Henry Hurley, collector for q chain grocery store company, in Boston, was  South End, two young men snatched his money bag and fled. Company officials estimated that the valise contained be tween 8 900 and s5,000.
 Federal Judge Arthur l.. Brown iI Providence, R. l., denied the application of Roland R. Pothier, Central Falls former army sergeant. accused of vii fully murdering Major Alexander P
 Cronkhite at Camp Lewis, Wash, Oct
 25, 1918, for bail.
 The few members of the First ChurcI of Christ, spiritualist, Newark, N. J. who have retained their active member
 ship since the disappearance of thet
 pastor, Mrs. Office Sedille, two weeks ago met in an endeavor to determine the flu , ture of the congregation. Bath. Me-. people saw their frs launching of the year Saturday, whel lightship No. 1o6 was launched at tn 5 Bath Iron Works. Ltd. This is the frs of five steel lightships for the depart ment of commerce, and is so per cen
 completed.
 Lieutenant Walter Hinton. the Amer E ican aviator flying from New York t
 Rio Janeiro, may have to spend som k time in Port of Spain, Trinidad awaitin $ the arrival of a new propellor for whic f he has cabled to take the place of tn l. one damaged in the flight there fror d Martinique.
 e Lloyd George has a keen desire to visi n the United States and was pleased whe II he read news despatches carrying the ar e' nouncement of James J. Davis, Amer 's can secretary of labor, that the Amer " can Gorsedd, a Welsh society, had invia ed him to cross the Atlantic for an CT :. tended tour.
 s A thorough airing of all charge - against his office will be demanded 'e Charles F. CIyne, United States distriC s attorney in Chicago said, after studyin
 the report made by Edgar s. Tolma
 and John R. Montgomery, special invest
 gators of affairs of the federal prescott r ors office.
 Where it has boon possible to mah + comparisons more malnutrition has bee e discovered in the homes of the well-to-d .s than in the homes of the poor. Dr. Wi o liam R. P. Emerson of Boston told tf ie New Jersey tuberculosis league at tf ,e final session of it's annual meeting
 Newark, N. J.
 Q Associate Justice William R. Day II the Supreme Court has decided definitel e to resign from the bench; in view of h n duties as umpire in the German-Amer i'd can claims negotiations, and is expecte is to formally present his resignation as t. justice to President Harding early tn l. week.
 r- Searching for American leaders of a ar international bootleg ring, New York, p' le lice chased an automobile from Hudso n- River pier, through the West Side, hal |. ing it after seriously wounding one of il
 four occupants. In the car police sa
 they found fifteen bags of bootleg
 quor.
 n- Flapper frocks worn by the 17-yes ne old wife of Abraham Allie infuriate h. him so, she charged in Bridge Plaz a. court, New York, that when he returne S home Friday he beat her with a cal lid delabra-threw 57 pieces of their chir ds dinner set at her, then tried to hurl h.
 out the window.