Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-15

Tho plant of the Hunt spflIer Mnnu- facturting company in the South Boston district was damaged by a fire which caused the loss of about S5O,O0o.
 The Hungarian government is pursuing actively the measures it has inaugurateI for the suppression of the fascist move ment in that country.
 Jacob NJ. Ancoshian of Cambridge, who was shot in the abdomen by holdup man, in Somervillc, Mass, is in a serious condition in the Somerville hospital.
 Mrs. A. E. Kicker, 62 years. for forty | years identified with Poland Spring sum mer hotel life, died at Poland Spring, | Maine, Sunday.
 Five men arrested by the Moscow po- | lice had admitted murderng 10S men, | women and children, their motive being l robbery. The funeral of Edward J. PoI, son of Sylvester z. Poli, the theatre owner. which occurred Tuesday. was one O. the largest ever held in New Haven. CHy Clerk Herman Hess, 61, of AIer- l iden, who has held that office contin- uously for over 35 years in Meriden, died from heart trouble.
 The national association of state
 universities concluded it's 27th a nnual
 meeting in Washington and selected Chi cago as the meeting place in 1923. George L. Fancher. a druggist in
 Winsted since 1877. and owner of Apo thecar;es Hall, died at his home in Ca | millus, N. Y. Delegates from almost every state in : the Union began arriving in Birmingham,
 Ala, for the annual convention of the i United Daughters of the Confederacy. The notification committee of the Pitts i burgh Episcopal diocese brought formal
 word to Rev. pr. Alexander Mann, rector i of Trinity church, Boston, that he had l been elected bishop. of that diocese. ] The Textile strike in the Suncock mills, ! Manchester, N. H., was ended when Agent G. E. Prest was notified that the. former workers had agreed to return on the 54 hour week basis.
 William Henry, wanted in Windsor, Vt, for escaping from jail while serving
 three year sentence for theft, was ar
 rested in Montreal He expressed will r ringness to waive extra dition proceedings. Alfred Tondra. middle aged piano
 teacher, White Plains, N. Y., who was
 convicted last week for the abduction of fifteen year old Rose Bezeedes. was sem tenced to eight years in states prison. [, The Majestic, worlds largest steam , ship, which arrived in New York, will start at dawn today for Boston, to go l into dry dock for the first time since she went into commission last spring. The reason for the disappearance of
 many golf balls on the Augusta Country
 club, (Me.) course has been solved The
 culprit was a squirrel. From the little
 animals winter storage have been recoy- cred 31 balls
 Nineteen prizes, including silver loving cup, were awarded to J. ogden | Armour. Chicago meat packer. for his mum and vegetable show of the North Shore Horticultural society, Chicago. Federal Judge James 0. Wilson of
 Fort Worth, Texas, was exonerated of tcharges made against him by a church paper and from pulpits that. he was leni- 7 ent with bootleggers and that he ate and
 drank with them and otherwise encoUrag- ) ed them in their operations.
 l The fresh water mussel of the Missis- sippi valley, from whose shell is manu- l factured pearl buttons, is the property
 of the land through which flow non- navigable streams of its habitat, the su- 1, prene court held.
 : Frank Bacon, veteran actor, forced by |, i'll health to give up his role in Chicago, as 'Lightnin' Bill Jones', after more than 2,OoO performances, probably will return to the cast before the play goes
 to Boston next month, according to John 2 l.. Golden, producer.
 | Sir Montagu Allan, president of the \ insolvent Merchants bank of Montreal Twas acquitted of charges that he had ; signed and presented to the government
 ment false statement of the institution
 financial condition for October, 1921. 7 The election of Albert K. Pope, demo-
 crat, over his republican opponent in the T special election at Oxford, gives the . democrats 55 seats in the house of rep : resentatives instead of 54 as previously 0 reported r Fear of an invasion by American rum :, runners caused provincial officials al v Regina, Sask., to withhold announcement
 that Saskatchewan on October IS had ]; applied to the dominion government foI n an order in council closing out export
 liquor houses.
 . The Bates college men who are to de. : bate with the Yale university at New
 Haven on December Is, are Erwin D Il ] Carham, '25, Auburn; Herbert E. Nor d rell, '25, New York city, and William E f Young, "A, Lewiston, it was announced a ltoday. The question to be debated vii
 be decided later.
 Archie Roberts, of Andover, Mass :, walked into the police station in Stam F ford and said he was wanted in hi 2 that he had been missing since Ser 5 tember: The Andoyer police sent wori < that they would come after Roberts. .n Nathan Jansen, dry goods mel .s chant, of Worcester. who claims he con F tracted chronic bronchitis and partiall '1 lost his voice through sleeping H dranght in the upper berth of al Pull
 man car on a. trip. to New York. in De
 cember 1920 is suing the Pullman com D pany for damages.
 In Q special election held in oxfori IS yesterday. Albert K. Pope. democrat al was elected as representative in tn s, republican. Mir Pope feceived 1s lel votes to 1i6 for his opponent Tn Esl special election became necessary as D. resuT ef tie at the state election
 week ago