Norwich bulletin., 1922-10-10

ago concern. will on Nov. 1 assume con- rol of the Shuts Baking O., of New .ork. A game preserve of about z.eoo acres lose by the Sleeping Giant in Mount Carmel, has been leased to the state by armers in that section. A Horace Mitchell, 65. for many years prominent in Maine politics. died at his lome in Kittery, Maine, after an ill., less of six months. New quarters for Thomas J. speIIacy, democratic candidate for United States senator, were opened in Hartford last night.
 Edward c. Giny, of Danbury. former chief of police of that city, was nomi- mated for sheriff yesterday by the democratic Fairfield county convention in Bridgeport.
 John J. karr, charged with assault upon his wife, in the West Haven court. had thrown pound of mustard GOV cred frankforts at her.
 Frances 1922 wheat production is estimated at 235, ,3s0,ooo bushels, a de- crease of iSs,o90 900 from last year, and that of Germany at 6s,670.O00 bushels, a decline of SS,13O,OO0 bushels.
 A. \. CoIgrove, city editor of the Wa American, was appointed cam paign manager for Lieutenant Govern or Charles A. Templeton. republican nom:- nee for governor.
 Joseph A. Richotte, Pawtuxet Valley striker. was fined s25 for contempt of court. in that he failed to obey an in junction enjoining strikers from inter fering with the operation of mills.
 The historic Wayside inn, situated on the Boston and Worcester state high way in Sudbury, and one Of the mos, widely known hotels in New England will soon pass into the possession Of a company of Boston business men.
 With nearly 400 delegates attending the Bricklayers',. Masons' and Plasterers International Union began in Spring field, Mass, it's 18th biennial convention which will continue for two weeks.
 Strikers at the Great Fsns Manufae turing Company's textile mills in Som
 
 ss hours week and pre-strike pa! nave offered to consider compromise O 50 hours.
 Independent oil, & Gas ce., of oklf homa. declared a 200 per cent stoc dividend. Special stockholders meetin was called to vote on proposed increa. in capital stock from s3.oO0.0OO to s1o l oeo, ,ooo.
 White Metal Manufacturing Co.,, Inc | filed suit against the alien property GU, todian for the recovery of it's properi which was seized and sold for more tha s5OO,OOO.
 The total of pledges and gifts to u Masonic Temple building fund in Ne l Haven up till noon yesterday was $25 59s. which sum was given by 2.s22 il i dividuals.
 Reuter- despatch to London fro Athens, dated Saturday. says the Gre | government has received a severe war l ing from France against tre despatch
 endorsements to Thrace.
 Captain Frank ". Guilty. head . the detective bureau of the Springfie police department, rendered bis resign; tion as a member of the bureau and il department in order to enter private d Itective concern.
 Federal intunctions will be applied f, to prevent proprietors of certain grocer stores and soft drink establishments sel
 ing intoxicating liquors during u American Legion convention week Uni ed States District Attorney Burns al nounced in New Orleans.
 Miss Lily Darcy of New Bedford. vi
 was secretary to Judge Joseph Walk
 while he served as congressman fro
 the 18th district, Boston, filed pape
 for the republican nomination to fill h
 unexpired term.
 Mrs. Katherine Medley, who shot h
 husband, Frank Medley, in their Broo
 line, Mass, home last Saturday plead,
 not guilty in district court to a char
 of assault with intent to kill She ", held in $1o,ooO bail for hearing We nesday I Mrs. Mary c. Brady, held for the Xii ing of her husband, Fred W. Brad
 at the Lowell city hall last week, plea ed not guilty to an indictment char : ing murder in the first degree. H arraignment was before Judge Har
 mond in the superior court in Cambrids Mass.
 f Throwing pennies onto the stage of Middletown theatre Saturday was : pleasing diversion to Irwin l.. Vaughs
 of Groveland Mass, a Wesleyan sopi Q more, but it proved disturbing to othe Yesterday Vaughan was fined $50 a
 costs on the charge of creating a , turbance.
 All attorneys who had been engas 3 to defend Antonio Raiano. known 5 Tony the Barber who shot and kill
 Frank Cozzo of Waterbury, at Sa'
 Rock, last July, have retired from | i case, it was stated, after the states 2 torney had been notified by three
 their action.
 Frederick W. Huxford, of stanfo n prosecuting attorney of the court
 common pleas of Bridgeport and spe; CT of the state legislature last year, W 2 nominated for judge of the probate co . in Stamford distrSct- by the republic |. probate convention.
 s The first fatality of the football g,
 son in New Hampshire occurred vest
 day in the death of Frank Massa,
 member of the Franklin High Sch
 eleven. The boy sustained a fractul E skull Saturday in game with the jun
 team of St. Anselms college. l. Governor Baxter, of Maine, rescins k the proclamation he issued last Wedn j. day, suspending the open seascn on hu q ing in Maine, four days after the d
 season opened. because of the ,criti : situation brought about by forest fir 1t He issued a warning against carele Q ness in building and extinguishing f