Norwich bulletin., 1922-10-26

lVV Olus dt liiC bt Friendship. near Brfdgeton. N. J.. which he had occupied for 75 years.
 Harold L. Harvey of Maiden. prohi- | bition officer. was arrested in Boston, i charged with falsifying his expense charges.
 PickctinE of the White House grounds as a protest against continued impris- onment of violators of war time laws was renewed by the joint amnesty com mittee.
 The Christian exodus from Eastern Thrace will be practically completed within-the next ten days and Christians estimated at 3so.Oo0 will have left that territory.
 The tariff commission expects to have completed by the end of this 1 week it's rules of procedure under the new tariff law.
 Professor Wilhelm A. Braun. of Co- | lumbia University, New York, has ar | lectures as the first exchange professor to Switzerland.
 l Guarding what they claim Is the hon
 ored dust of their ancestors. three In- ! dian sisters, Helena, Lydia and Ida | Otnley, have taken up vigil with shot guns in a cemetery in Kansas City, Mo The scout cruiser Raleigh, sister ship i of the Detroit, was launched yesterday afternoon at the Fore River yards of the Bethlehem Shipbuilding corporation at Quincy. Mass.
 No information was to be had as tn
 the grounds for divorce instituted in
 Philadelphia by Mrs. Edwin Howley
 Zimmerman against her husband. who was a lifeguard on Manhattan Beach
 N. Y.
 pr. Adelaide Hunt, 7s. of Providence
 R. l.. died in the state hospital ir
 Scranton, Pa. as the result of suffer
 ings she endured when lost in th'
 mountains west of Scranton, recently
 Mrs. Lillian Gilchrist Grace, widow of William R. Grace. twice mayor O New York and founder of the exportin;
 house of W. R. Grace & Co. died at he home, Gracefeld, N. T., in her Sftl
 year.
 Alexander McArthur. artist and fos
 ter son of John R. McArthur. wealth, .~ contractor. who was twice accused c
 attacking women in New Jersey, wa arrested in Central Park. New York, )
 a charge of dieorderly conduct. , 1 All the Greek soldiers whs were for 2 merly Turkish subjects have been .sc l lated by the Turkish nationslists fo v trial by special military tribunal l charged with high treason.
 Dr. stephen S. Wise, New York rabb : speaking in Chicago before a congregs
 tion of Jews. assailed the Passion Pla h of oberammergau as an agency whic
 inf1ames religious and racial prejudice e against the Jews.
 n Trial Of Antonio Cassese. aIegs Q wealthy rum runner, brought back d New York from Savannah. Ga.. to faS
 trial on an indictment for conspiraC q to violate the Volstead act, was set 2 Federal Judge Garvin for November # nounced that he would insist upon Il s house judiciary committee making q 6 inquiry into the conduct of his office
 was demanded in the Keller resoluti,
 which sought MT. Daughertys impeac
 ment.
  $ Little Robert Beede. who for a for
 night was claimed by Mrs. Claren' le Smith of Dighton as her kidnapped sc e. Russel, was in district court in Tau ed ton. Mass. on a charge Of being a ne a lected child.
 l. Selection of Robert von Moschzisks of chief justice of the Pennsylvania supren Tt court, to fill the vacancy on the Unit as States supreme court caused by the re
 ignation of Associate Justice Day, ", In urged by Governor Sproul of Pennsylv le mia at conference with Preside in Harding.
 le The Presbyterian Synod of New En or land in convention at Providence. R.
 approved a plan to appoint a synodic ot secretary to carry on the work of | pc Board of Missions in New England al re to extend the field of the Presbyterii m doctrine.
 90 Albert M. Pohlman and Wallace Dai
 were nominated by the Norwalk dem at cratic city committee last night for sta ad representatives to succeed Eugene mt Vanness and Edward M weIles, the ori ot inal nominees, both of whom declined Id run.
 he The coal shortage figures in divor r. proceedings brought by Mrs. Willia C. Cleaves of Lynn, Mass. against her hu a. band. She has made charges of crr
 and abusive treatment. and names ia to ure to supply coal for the home as one e. her husbands faults. he Mrs. Cassie F. Richardson testfyf on at the trial in Boston of J. Thom C. Gettigan for the murder of his aunt. NJ
 Lizzie NJ Cook. said that three wee or before the death Of Mrs. Cook. her sist Id Gettigan told the witness that "Au ,e- Lizzie won't be alive in two weeks" nd charge of murder was prefer he against Mrs. Bessie Parker of St Joi he N. B., in police court. Mrs. Parker h previously been charged with performi mt an iHigal operation of Miss Mary ok Fontain, 20 years old. who later died nel - ce, Attorney General Daugherty T ln- The Curtiss army biplanes which his ished in the first four positions in It Pulitzer trophy race are to be dey ,ry oped by the army as the standard P lad suit plane.
 of
 red Chaney E. Moves, an automobile ay- cessories dealer at Portland. Me, q
 from exhaustion upon reaching sh
 after swimming a quarter of a n , with Augustus S. Young, also of Pc Tr land, when their canol was upset or
 lake at Lee.
 cd Frederick HammiIl. legless petfdler, ts1 New York, who was found to be of owner of a specially built Ss,00o al ere mobile when he was arrested was c