Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-06

Houston and Texas Central train crashed into a Waco Marlin at Bemond.
 A big baboon, thought to have escaped from a rum running ship, is being sought in the vicinity of Babylun on Long Is- land.
 Mrs. Lucinda Baugh, %, an invalid. was burned to death at the home of her niece, Mrs. Frank Ferris at Cos Cob Sat- urday. ..- ----
 Ignatius Grenera. 13 years old, of San Francisco, confessed to setting fire to 29 buildings, in wnIcn there was $1S00O loss, because he got a kick out of it, according to the police.
 Mrs. Grace Gates of ChittenangO, N. r, is the first woman to bag a deer in back an eleven point buck, weighing 200 pounds, from Big Moose.
 Probably the youngest editor is AL fred Glenn Fleming, who edits the Grant vile News, a sprightly Calhoun county (W. Fa.) weekly newspaper. Editor Fleming is Is years old.
 A fleet of six schoOners. believed to be the liquof-laden sextet from the Ba- hamas. whose. coming was forecast bu customs, officials was sighted off the New Jersey coast by dry navy scouts
 George A. Porter. wealthy Stratford real estate man and proprietor of the StratforG bowling alleys, died from a fractured skull received when he stepped in front of an automobile.  Observance of November 1e. Armistice Sunday by 'dedicating ourselves anew to the task of ending war; is suggested in statement issued by the Federal Council. of Churches of Christ in Amer i ica.
 Capt. EyAn E. Young, United states
 minister to the Baltic States, will sail on 1 November. Il for Bremen From Bremen he will proceed to the United States 0n 1 board the steamer George Washington to undergo an operation.
 Johns-Manyille. Inc. anAounced yes l terday that it had called for retire ment at s120 a share and accrued divi- dend of all of his outstanding preferred stock and that it would pay. atsome time | in December cash dividend of $40 q share upon it's common stock.
 Anthracite producers in, Penns5lTania were asked by Federal Fuel Distributor Spens to conhne all sales of coal from i the mines to legitimate wholesalers and retailers who deal directly with the ul- 1 timate consumer.'' Fr'."
 An insurrectiOnary movement has 4k1- -ir1n .f off 1 the coast of Asa Minor, where the pop ulation is demanding the return of its I former autonomous regime, under the protection of the League of Nations. :. A verdict for $1,500 damages of $1,50O damages in favor of George Cart l CT, 45 years old, who charged Miss Alice tPeel, A, with breach of promise to wed
 him, was returned by jury in superior court in Cincinnati. i Too much prosperity and the misuse Oi i money were blamed for youthful elope-
 ments, murders by women, and other re-
 cent sensations, by Vice President Cool lidge.
 John. Kaminsky, indicted for murder in the first degree as one of the leader: 1 of the mob which on July 17 last, attack ed the Clfftonviller mine near Wellsburg w. Va, killing Sheriff H. H. Duval, wa
 acquitted Saturday. 7
 While neishbors stood outside tn, house too frightened toF help,. Mrs. An toinette GugIairo, Ss, and her daughters lBernfee, IS, fell under the blows of al
 axe. swung by Michael Garlosi in Chica
 go: s3.< Il Rev. pr. John J. Mccoy, rector. of,asi
 ,Anne's church. Worcester, and one of tn
 best known Catholic clergymen in Nev
 England, died Saturday. while walking . in the. parish grounds. He was 69 year
 old. Death was due to heart trouble. : ..-se eas-.y---+-->>..-------+ I The Rev. John Kceth, aged Baptis : minister, was slain on his farm nea IPlain Dealing, La The. authoritie
 sought neighbor whom another farme
 said he saw fire. at -Keeth, supposedly; t satisfy resentment caused By kindnesse
 the .Keeth family paid to his daughter. II A solemn ceremony was he4d saturda | in honor of the Italian Alpine soldier :, who fell in the war. General Diaz, mir lister of war, wentIto the cemetery, 'ac s comparied by his general staff The fol : eign embassies were represented by thei
 military attaches. ,f,e Fl Francis Miller, of Providence, R. ] e a former member of the executive boar
 of the Industr1al Workers of the Worl t l imprisoned, at the federal penitentiary n Leayenworth, Kas., for war acts; hs s been released internationally by Pres : dent Harding.
 s The Schulkill river Is lower than It has been in the last fifty years. Tribi e taries are drying up and number e towns along the Schuylkill are almo
 without water. This .>river furnisht ! PhiladeIphia's main water supply VI Italian fAscisti methods were being er
 ployed in an effort to break the stre l. railway strike in Lima, Peru, which Vi j. lrenewed by the workers Thursday. Pror n. inent society and business men have Q d ganized the social order league% al g are acting as conductors and motorinen
 Extra New York Cotton Exchan .- membership of 4. E. Kendrick has. be s-l sold to Louis Brooks for s3e,ooo. ! I'll .a IS the highest price ever paid for g mel D bership, and represent an advance :. le $S. 800 over last previous sale. Latest D l- price reported to be $s2.o90.
 at 4 public offering of $ls,sOs.oag fl sr and refunding mortgage thirty-fye ye; O. , per cent. bonds of the Louisville c e. and Eiect1lc company will be made i S day bs- 6 syndicate sconsisting, amo ! other firms. ofe the Guaranty coTnpe
 of New York.
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