Norwich bulletin., 1922-09-27

services of former Premier yenizelos in an effort to retain eastern Thrace
 Judge Morton in the federal district : court, directed the return to Henry Co., . dat of Boston, Of is6 quarts of liquor | seized by prohibitions officers in GodAt's garage nearly tive. years ago. t. The Massachusetts ballot law commits sion will not concern itself with fixing for the shortage of ballots in the democratic primaries held on Sep tember F.
 ADe of SI.eoo was imposed in mani cipal court yesterday. on Timothy Ken ney; arrested in raid on a pool room. in Boston. in connection with the police drive against horse race gambling places.
 x-ray photographs show that treat ment prescribed for Mrs. Harding is proving effective, Brigadier General c. E. Sawyer, White House physician, an nounced.
 Dr. J. Feiming White. 7s. credited with having much to do with the govern gun cotton, is dead at his home in Buff falo, N. T.
 Edward c. Marsh. editorial advisor for Harper and Brothers and widely known critic and short story writer, accidental l ly shot and killed himself while hunting | on his country place at PaNling, \. Y
 The Polish diet has eutherlzed the | building of the first alI-Polish seaport at Gdynia fGdingenl, providing a deep wat CT harbor at a cost of only 5o,ooo,ooe gold marks. ts Hamid Bey. former Eor.rsor general of Ci1icia. has been appointed by the na tional assembly as general confnlssar of the nationalist government. to the Cali phate in Constantinople.
 Employment conditions improved ma tersaljy in.1 50 out of 42 important -in- dustries of the country during the
 month of August, as compared with July,
 the department of labor announced. Arrangements for flight. around the world from London. England, are being
 made by Colonel L.. E. Broone, an avia- itor of that city. who has arrived at Vic
 toria, E. C.
 ] Announcement coming almost simuI-
 taneousiy of gold and silver strikes in
 seven mines of the Rand Mining district l causer repetition of early California
 scenes in Randsburg. Calif. today.
 Jacques willard. editor and language 1 teacher for whom a nation wide search
 was conducted in Chicago in December I,of 1920 and held for ransom committed suicide in St. Louis by cutting his throat. He was forty years old.
 I Former Sheriff Edward W. Dewey of
 Hartford announced his candidacy for : the republican nomination for the of fee in opposition to former Assessor Al
 bert NJ. Simons who is also a candidate
 for the nomination.
 T call for the state conv entioa of the
 Daughters of the King of the Protestant Episcopal church at St Paul's church Wallingford.: on November 4, was sent out yesterday. About 150 delegates are expected.
 Twenty thousand Civil War veterans
 in Des Moines for the ffty-sixth annual
 Republic; joined in reunions of every major unit of the union army in the Civil War. e : Onlsials of the Tampa tFla.)} Cigar e. manufacutrers' association. announced l. today that because of. a shortage oi : cigarmakers in the, Tampa district, where . every available. workman is em. $ ployed. -~. -..:.,;
 ' Mechanics have begun installing new
 liberty motor in the great -Monoplane il si which I.ieutenants John A. Macready -ant Il Oakley Kelly of the army will -attemp 2 non-step flight from San Diego to New r York, in a few days
 The police of Spring aeld. Mass, aye In = vestisating a report from the police Q I. 1 Portland, Maine, that.-one Of TWO .bodie ?. found hanging from g. tree near that cit, d wore clothing bearing the name of "Johr Lst M Ingerson. Highland Hotel Spring $ field''
 .eI Champagne that defies detection. spark 0 les and has real kicls-is being synthe IT ticaily manufactured in New York an, k sold at a profit of $500 per cent, Joh, J. D. Appleby, zone chief of federal pro
 hibition enforcement has discovered.
 The fourteen naturahxed Ameriean Is reported missing at Smyrn " some days ago are. probably accounte i- for" the state department said after re e., ceiying cabiegram from Rear Admira :" Bristol at Constantinople.
 ,e .
 Hearing of the million dollar breach 0
 promise suit in, Schenectady. N Y, in ne stituted by Evan Burrows Fontain. on dancer. against Cornelius yanderbi or Whitney, son of Harry Payne Whitne. e- was continued (unttl October f. I'd The disposition of, the people of th CT United States is to require payment ( CT the inter-alIied debts owing to Americ ed Congressman Theodore P. Burton, dt clared in an address at luncheon give
 iby the American Chamber of Commere
 in London. s
 Philip Barry, of Rochester, N. r., E awarded the $500 prize offered annual
 by the Belmont theatre of New York, i H. past and present members of Pro pn George F. Bakers pIaywriting course { ht Harvard and Radcliffe. for dramat ed composition of at least three acts. lt- Bates college team. defeated O. m ford university. at Lewiston, Me, in d. on bate here last night by a two to one d ng cision of the judges, who gave their d. its cision without consultation. Ballots d Ed posted by the audience showed 1.3c1 f,
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