Norwich bulletin., 1922-10-20
BRIEF TELEGRAaS

BklEF IELE6kAN
 An extension of president Ebert's tenure of the ofiice of chief executive | of Germany until June 30. 1925, Is now practically assured.
 bomb thrown into frequented street in Belfast exploded. woundirE four persons. Many others narrowly escaped injury.
 Two bombs were thrown at . party of national soldiers Tn Washington street, Cork. None of the soldiers was hu-s but two little children were wounded.
 Francis schlatter. widely known as the King of Healersp who died in q rooming house in St. Louis. came to his death as a result of hemorrhagesl induced by tuberculosis.
 A 300 per cent. stock dividend was declared by directors of ahe Ohio oil company, another of the Standard o.i group, payable December 50 to stock of record December l.
 Wsves are breaking over the three mated British schooner Seaman A. O., Jersey City to st. John. N. B.. with hard coal, which went ashore on Sow and Pigs reef Mass. Coast guards men. In the bye election held at Newport. IJEngland. for member of the house of commons, the conservative candidate, Clarry. polled 13.515 votes; the labor
 he, Bowen. 11.425. and the liberal. Moore. s.s41.
  .n- pon Jiji. Japanese language newspaper at Honolulu. the soviet army has cap
 tured Nikolaevsk, from the White
 Grards and is marching on vladivos- tok
 l General Francisco Mrguia, accompan- | jed by a few followers, is attempting
 to escape the Mexican federal troops
 and retreat across the international lin, | into Texas, convinced of the complett
 breakdown in his plans for a rebellion Dr. Paul s. Reinsch, counsellor tt
 the Chinese government at Peking, ar. rived in Shanghai on a seamer iron who is suffering from neurasthenia, ha.
 been placed in Shanghai hospital | Seventeen members of the Quinc, (Mass.) Granite Manufacturers asso- citation, acting independently of the or Iganization, signed agreements with tn i granite cutters and the men will re
 turn to work.
 Mrs. Nellie Grant Jones. only dauEh
 ter of General Ulysses s. Grant ans ' who was a White House bride in 1s7 left an estate of s75,OO0 according to
 petition for letters of administration
 filed in Chicago. She died there Aug 30.
 The undivided support of the con gregation of the First Presbyterian church. New York. is given it's preacher Dr. Harry Emerson Fosdick. against
 whose liberalism charges have bee
 made by the Presbytery of Philadel
 Ehia.
 Vincent delman, of winsted. a brake { man in the employ of the Central Ne England railroad. was instantly kille : when he failed to observe the Woodlan : street bridge, Hartford, as a box ca : on which he was standing approache : it. His head struck a lower beam. : Mrs. Meda HodelI. 20-year-old widov who faces charges of murdering he : husband, Romie Hoden, and her ia : ther-dn-law, David Hodell. poisoned t4 2 latter at his own request, according
 testimony introduced by the state { s her trial in White Cloud, Nicn . Coroner J. ,. Phelan in Brideepo $ found John Roth of Bridgeport, driv, : of lumber wagon, criminally respol : sible for the death of Edward Monsk b one year old. The baby was playir . near his home in Fairfield on Octob, e Il. when run over.
 VI. word was received in Danbury h the sudden death in Brooklyn, N. T., Q Samuel L. Stevens, 32. of Danbury. M
 Stevens was a representative in q f general assembly of 1913 and was $ past president of the state aerie of E g g,es.
 e John Brophy, prominent resident
 Ridgefeld, died at the age of S2. I It represented the town in the general a ! scnsbiy in 1893 and 1903. was a coun d commissioner for Fairfield county f. t 1s years. retiring two years ago, ar d had served as selectman of the tow l. Five hundred persons got out of js j. in Bucharest, Rumania, after beir
 confined during the three days of fe d tivities that followed the coronation | King Ferdinand and Queen Marie, C l. eryone of whom the police had tl = slightest suspicion was locked up du e ing the period of celebration. { A charge that the Radio Corp-prs 1t tion of America. the General Electr
 lcompany and others have entered l. conspiracy to obtain monopoly a wireless service and prevent individu Il use. of the. radio, is made in a suit fl, is in United States district court by Jol d o. Yeiser, Jr., of Omaha I'll Efforts of tho American Publ it Health association to prolong the e e pectancy 6 life which now prevai j. throughout the United States at lea e 20 years within the next 50 years W:
 set as the goal of the association v a resolution adopted at the annual co ,f vention in Cleveland.
 v BANKERS BIDDING FOR s1oe, ,ooo. O. g LOAN TO THE ARGENTINE GOV d Washington, Oct. 19.-The gover d nent of Argentina has received ne le bids from American banking firms f is a loan of about $100, ,000, it w
 learned here today. A loan of $21: g 0o0. .0o0 recently was contracted by | Is Argentine government with Blair s. Company of New York, but it failed le ratification by the congress of Arge es tina.
 -hi With $50, ,o0o. 900 loan maturing T. the end of this year and the need e additional funds by the new admin -o1 tration of Argentina, a new financi i'd operation is considered necessary. It
 understood negotiations for the ne