Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-22
BRIEF TELEGRAMS

BKIH TELEGKAMS
 Joseph George. aged e4, of Torring- ton, was arrested in South Norwalk, by federal prohibition enforcement agents, charged with bootlegging.
 Twelve children, asIeeT; In their beds were rescued by police and firemen in fire in a three story tenement structure in Lynn, Mass.
 Bare-1egged, gauzy-garmented girl dancers cannot perform before the pris- oners in Sing Sing, according to the lat | est ruling of Warden Lawes.
 Pors Plus has offered the red hat to | the learned German Jesuit, Father Ehrle {; former librarian at the Vatican, but the | offer has not yet been accepted. l
 Dry forces from many parts of the world will invade Toronto this week, when the first international convention of the World League Against Alcoholism will be held there.
 A soldiers bonus to be paid in cash from taxation of PTS beer and cider was proposed in a bill reintroduced in the house by Representative Hill, republi- Cdu OL AdTyldnQ.
 DE. George W. Dow, medical examin- CT for the district including Greater Lawrenc, Mass, died at his home in Lawrence. Mass. after a brief illness. He was Il years old.
 The Boston and Main railroad is earn ing. it's fixed charged and will show small surplus at the end of the year, ! President James H. Hustin announced to stockholders.
 George Bronson Howard. playwright and novelist, was found dead in a gas filled room in his bachelor apartment in ! Los Angeles. The police said they be- lieved it to be a case of suicide. William H. Bowman, paymaster of the Boston police department, died at a hos pital in Boston of injuries receveid wheA an automobile crashed through fence at Dedham.
 William H. Vanderbilt on his s1st | birthday next Friday will come into pos session of the fortune left him by his | father. Alfred G. Vanderbilt, who went l down with the Lusitania. Textile strike leaders at Manchester, N. IL, announced formally that they had i notified the Amoskeag Manufacturing company of the rejection by the strikers
 of its terms for ending the dispute. Interstate commerce commission hear
 ings' on railroad consultations in the 1 northwest were temporarily suspended
 yesterday to be resumed later in western cities affected by the plan.
 
 John G. Robichaud- member of the New Brunswick legislature, has been chosen by exclamation to represent Glou- cester county in the Canadian house of
 commons
 An indicated increase of two per cent
 in the retail cost of food to the average
 family in the United States during the
 month ending October 15 was reported
 by the bureau of labor statistics of ths
 department of agriculture.
 Involuntary petitions in bankrupts,
 were filed against three firms controlled
 by George Constantine. Fifth Avenue
 and Broadway caterer. New York. Tn.
 liabilities totalled s525,eoo and the asset
 s1So.ooo.
 Colonel ReEino Gonzales, second I, command to Juan Carrasco, who was re gently killed in battle in Mexico, wal
 found guilty of rebellion by court mar tial at Mazatlan. and executed las night.
 The II. K. Gardner company, the sec ond firm of shoe manufacturers to leav, Lynn, Mass. within a week, announced
 that they were removing their plant tt l IT
 Dr. Knute ArvH Enlind. who had desl
 room in the New York office of Alfre, E. Lindsay. convicted swindler of socl
 ety women in stock transactions, wa found guilty of receiving stolen good
 from Lindsay.
 A fine of $25O and six months impris onment would be imposed for wearinI the congressional medal of honor withou i 1 authority. under a bill introduced b,
 Chairman Kahn of the house militar. , committee.
 Francis M. Hill of Camden, who wa l arrested several months ago by fedora : agents on the charge of threatening tn ) life of President Harding has been com mitted to(the state hospital for the in
 sane III trenton, N. J. Minnie Atkins, e half-bIpod Greek Tn : dian, has proven to the satisfaction O . the Supreme Court that Thomas Atkin was her son and that, as his heir she 1
 the rightful owner of a 160 acre tract Il , the Gushing oil fields of Oklahoma, es
 timated to be worth $4.ooo,oOo. } John ". Clifford of III2 East Nal !; street. Bridgeport. was removed to tn New Haven hospital suffering from skull fracture which he received whe , he was struck by a West Haven trolle car in New Haven.
 : l; The Angora government,win present t
 Rear Admiral Bristol, the America high commissioner. note. stating tha
 American destroyers desiring to enter o i, leave Turkish ports must hereafter DOS sess Kemalist visa.
 : Prosecution. of motorists and ether , responsible for empty gasoline tank ex : plosions was threatened by Walter I : : Wedger, expert on infammables of tn . Massachusetts state department of pub ' lie safety. -a
 The MAjestI5 biggest steamship O "a the seas, slipped out of drydock in Bos :. ton yesterday. ship-shape again. afte S being scraped and painted. and mad Y faster than ever before with propellol z of finer pitch.
 E The aIrplaae Sapalo CorreIa n, ( v which It, Walter Hinton, Is the biio landed yesterday at Suddi. on the Essl II quibo river, near Georgetown, Britis s Guiana. according to a cablegram recei, ' ed today by The New New York World