Norwich bulletin., 1922-07-01
FOUR COURTS BUILDING, DUBLIN. TOTALLY
 DESTROYED BY FIRE AND AN EXPLOSION

ULUINUILU
 BRIEF TELEGRAMS-
 The Massachusetts state contention l will be held in Boston on September 22. |
 large force of Tripolitan rebels was l defeated by Italian troops in sangui1- | ary battle near Azizian on Wednesday. |
 Swept out to sea by a strong tide. Patrick J. Bogle. Jr.. IS, a Thornton, Academy, Biddeford, Me-. student, was drowned at the mouth of the Saco River. Two mine triples were burned. one mine flooded and two railway bridges burned in Colorado coal fields in Boulder and Huerfano counties.
 The osgood Bradley Car company, of Worcester, Mass, has booked a s1, | 500,0OO order from the Argentine state railway for 53 all steel cars.
 Hundreds of vacationIsts bound for points in the White Mountains and Canada were delayed by washouts caus- ed by heavy rains.
 l The General Electric company has purchased the Remington Army company plant in Bridgeport, for price said to exceed $3,SOo.OOo.
 The Japanese privy council passed the naval treaty adopted at the Washington arms conference and submitted 1t to the prince regent for ratification.
 "Conservative jazz" will. be the popular motif in mems clothing for next year, ac- cording to an edict of the International Association of Clothing Designers, in con- vention in Philadelphia. | President AIvarO Obregon of Mexico in a telegram to the San Francisco Chronicle asserted that news from Tampico of Amer jeans held captive by bandits was abso- lutely baseless.
 The Geo. E. Keith Co., shoe manufnc- turers, Brockton, Mass, announced that beginning July 10, its mems snoe factories would operate on schedule of 43 hours a week.
 In what is said to have been the worst rain storm ever known in Tunbridge. Vt. roads were torn up, one cement bridge washed out, other bridges wrecked and crops injured.
 The tug Bathgade, which went ashore off Block Island Thursday with the barge Tenas in town, sank yesterday. The barge was reported as still ashore and badly damaged.
 The heads of families employed until the strike began in the Arctic mill Of B. B. and R. Knight, Inc, met in...that4 village and voted to return tc 5 work next Wednesday. Dr. Harold w. Hersey. who bas been the head of the New Haven hospital : has resigned, to go to the administrative board of Columbia University and the Presbyterian hospital in New York. The three children of Mrs. Mabel Hun Slater, of Webster, Mass, have notified \ the selectmen that they will give 1000 fol fireworks display, July 4, for the benefi of the children of Webster. p Approval of four applications for loan k 1 to assist in financing the orderly market ing of cotton and wheat aggregating S.6. \ 500,000 was announced by the war fnanc
 corporation.
 
 Authorities in Springfield are investI gating the appearance of S10 and s2 bank counterfeit certificates that hay been turned in to a local trust compan by customers, who believed them genu
 inc.
 Selection of Edwin c. Dexter, Calaii 2 Maine, as president of the Chillicoth
 Ohio, vocational school, for disable - so re virtually decided upon by the veterans
 bureau.
 1t Mrs. Elizabeth Kahn, who died of DO If son in a Paris hospital, where she arrive Ie penniless and friendless was a victim
 Apache gangs, who~had piled ner wit m drugs and robbed her of thousands 1- dollars in jewelry and money. ,e The state supreme court in Nevada , f. Carson City, yesterday denied a petite
 of Attorney General eLonard B. Fowl ,a for rehearing of his action attackir f the divorce granted to Mary Pickfol 10 from Owen Moore, both motion pictu ,r satrs
 Retail milk prices one cent per qua .,, in Bridgeport, July 1, it was announce se by Mitchel1s Dairy Company, Farmer ,d Larry COI1pdHy ana bOTQdH Ddl ,,- company. The price for grade B m
 will be 13 cents per quart. ho Sidney G. Ward who shot and kill .s Mrs. Flora Louise Benedict, aged S1,
 her home near Kent Mountain, in Sou
 Kent. May IT, was held by Coroner SaI
 uel A. Herman in Winsted, as criminal
 responded for the homicide.
 An advance of one cent. per quart f
 milk has been given to farmers who sh T, to Boston and Providence markets ov hg the Providence and Willimantic a ,s- Worcester and New London branches ne the New Haven road. u A wamon's body, thonught to be th nt of Mrs. Irene Robinson, of New Roshel Ire N. T., was found in Long Island Soui five miles west of Stamford light, le- Stephen and Jack Albro, fishermen sh' Glen Cove, L. I.
 The permits of two Massaehuse ne breweries were revoked yesterday and 'Hi third was recommended for revocation or Prohibition Commissioner Haynes, Pr
 hibition Director Elmer c. Potter Q nounced.