Norwich bulletin., 1922-09-21
BRIEF TELECRANS

LtcenelnE or women as lay Eeaders in I the Protestant Episcopal church was ap- proved in Portland, Oregon by the house1 of deputies.
 While all New England Is looking | about for its next supply O. coal 1o0,o 900 | tons of British coal is tied up in the | harbor at Boston.
 Sir Robert Stevenson Horne. chancellor < of the exchequer will be the leadingA member of the British debt funding dele-f gatlon that is to visit the Unite1 Statess
 The retail cost of food to the average family in the United States decreased two per cent in the month ending Aus hst 15.
 The body of Mrs. Maude Pease of fRe- were was found off Short Beach, Mass. apparently suicide. The throIt was cut.
 Donald B. MacMilIan the explorer. back fron Baffin Land after more than year of exploration and research, yis- tied Boston yesterday.
 The steamer Calvin Austin of the Met ropolitan line, with 300 passengers aboard bound from New York for Boston, lost her rudder in the Cape Cod canal
 The republican town committee of Waterbury has organized with John C. Sherwood as chairman, succeeding Judge Arthur F. Els
 The Fifth district republican congress sional convention has been called for Sat urday, Sept. 30, at 11.S0 a. m., in Water N0yrcyP To D ! expected to be the nominee. Mrs. Katherine N. Hanerwas of Wa terbury has been chosen as the woman member of the republican state central committee from the 18th senatorial dis trict,
 | Governor Cox of Massachusetts, in a proclamation asked that the national and state flags be flown on Sept. 27, the 2ooth anniversary of the birth of Samuel Adams | in Boston.
 The presidential contest in Poland the coming November vii lapparently be between Marshal Joseph Pllsudski, the present chief of state and Ignace | Paderewsl1i.
 Hendrick Randall who escaped with Charles Warner of South Weymouth fren l his cell at Deer Island, Boston is back in his cell, having bee ncaptured in a corn field near the institution.
 Arthur 1T. Pease of Beachmont, Mass.
 56 years old, was held without bail 1T
 Chelsea district court on a charge n
 murder, while the police continued thei
 investigation into the death of Mrs
 Maude Pease, his 51 year old wife.
 Warrants were given to federal officer
 at New Haven to serve on the five me,
 arrested at a farm in Cheshire. at yhicl
 place large quantity of so-called gin.
 still and equipment and counterfeit label
 were seized.
 Members of the order from far an,
 near, 1T they can reach New Haven i,
 tune: Will attend the funeral on Friday o
 Daniel Colwel. historian of the Knight
 tary.
 Russia intends to support the Turk
 morally, and perhaps will give them nu
 nltlons, If they should be needed; but
 IS considered in Moscow as extremely in : likely that Russian troops will be sen
 to assist the Kemalists if they attemp : to take Constantinople. Supreme Court Justice DeCourey i Boston authorized Bank C1mmissione i Joseph K c, Allen to sell fer $55o.oo
 the interest of the Cosmopolitan Trus Company in the Empire Circuit of motto f picture theatres, located in several Ne,
 England cities.
 i Allan A. Ryan, who filed petition 1 voluntary bankruptcy last July with | abilities of $1S,000,000, has filed incorpc , ration papers in Albany for the establish ing Of new firm dealing Ill stoe1 an ponds, to be known as Allan A. Ryan Cc Inc.
 Arrangements for the observation . Australia of the solar eclipse, to cccu . September 21. which has attracted SC e entists from all corners of .he globe hay
 been completed by pr. ". ". Campbe e Of the Lick observatory of California. 1. The second wife of Emile !. Ciarno n proved to the satisfaction of the dlstr! d court that her husband was a divorce a man when she married him recently, an e thereby obtained his discharge from Il i. Salem, Mass. jail.
 After family council of the houAe ', Hohenzollern, held here, 1t was official
 announced that former Emperor Villa :, is to marry the widowed Princess He r mine von 7Schoenaich-Ca -Carolath, who ": = born Princess Reuss of the elder line.
 The German government, according ''.' z the newspapers has paid to the ali = 10,000,00o gold marks as part of the i ?, gtallment of 2e,4oo,000 due in liouid " ton of Gernany's private pre-war deb . to allied nationals.
 as Michael Eapoli of East LonEmaedo 's Mass, one of three victims of shooti, at a christening party in that tofn, di h. n: in hospital in Springfield The oth iu two injured are expected to recover
 The 11o loomfixers of the Dwight Ma
 featuring Company, ChIcopee, Mas 1T struck when the company refused
 grant them 8 wage increase of 20 I ct cent. countering with an offer of II ] se per cent
 ee Announcement was made at Greenhe se Mass, by William Burns, in charge of ITS local office of the state department K public works, that a new -fve-mile st as- of concrete road, part of the Moha ed trail, in the town of Shelburne, would ne opened to traffic Sunday