Norwich bulletin., 1922-09-02

Austrla are onicially confirmed.
 The Commercial Cable company an- nounced that typhoon in China seas which a few days ago sent a Japanese cruiser to the bottom still is raging.
 The annual state convention of the Zi- onist regional union will be held in Bridgeport on October 22 and will take up plans for Zionist work in Palestine.
 In accordance with the Washington naval agreement. the British admiralty has ordered six large capital ships scrapped.
 Senator A. A. Jones was renen,Inated for United States senator by acciamation 1 by the democratic state convention at l Alberquerque. N. M., yesterday.
 More than s1,s4o.ooo, ,ooo has been ex- pended by the government on behalf of | former service men through the veterans bureau
 Salvatore Barese of 5s2 Grand avenue, Bradley street. New Haven. were arrest ed charged with transporting liquor.
 A special court to try yiolators of motor vehicle laws was advocated by Mo- 1 tor Vehicle Commissioner R. B. Stoeckel before the New Haven Automobile club.
 English yachtsmen have offered a cup for special competition in connection with the international races by six craft for the British-America trophy, beginning September g.
 
 president and later chairman of the board of directors, of the Corn Exchange bank, New York, died suddenly at his home in New York.
 Indebtedness of the Chicago and Alton railroad. which was placed in the hands of receivers yesterday is estimated at Sl4o00o00 although no accurate state- ment Of assets can be made now
 pr. Henry Adsitt, BunaIo. N. T.. sur geon, has been appointed chairman of the national hospitalization committee of the disabled American veterans of the world war.
 Six persons were injured. one probably fatally, when a cylinder. head blew out of hyd-audie press at E. l. zDu Ront De. Nemours and comrlany plant at Ar lington, N. J. @
 AdTices from Valparaiso state that the Chilean steamship America has picked tIu ten more survivor of the wreck of the steamer Itata, which sank Monday off the coast near Ccuuimoo.
 Railroads west of the Misslsslppi river were authorized by the interstate com merce commission to give preference and priority to the movement of foodstuffs, livestock, perishable products and fuel William Kelliher, 8 Gloucester. Mass. hotel keeper, was arrested on a federal warrant charging him with conspiracy to import liquor from the schooner Acadia,
 which was taken to Boston recently un- der suspicion as a rum runner.
 James J. Davis, secretary of Iabor. an- nounces stand in favor of beer fos- steel
 mill workers in ., chapter of the auto
 biography of his life. The Iron Puddler, r
 which is now on the press.
 William L. sherrin, who said he rem resented New York, interests, announces
 he had rendered to Miss Muriel McCor-
 mick offers to appear on the stage and
 screen as "Nayanna Mi Cor"
 |
 Thc steamship American Legion. in ran1ming and sinking the Argentine for
 pedo boat Azopardo while leaving her dock in Buenos Aires for New York. also
 struck several other small naval vessels. A four-aere tobacco barn with the 1922 i crop hanging it in, with a stock barn and
 sned attached, belonging to Philip
 Doughney- in Sufdeld. were burned. Two horses two cows and the wagons and
 tools in the buildings were lost. Mayor John c. Mead of Ansonia u,,l head the delegation to the state conyen. ton elected last night at the democratic caucus. Delegatessto the five party con. , Ventaons were named, but no instructions : were given.
 camele A. Duer, owner of the Meado,, , auto garage on Rushton place, Water. } nnrys was arrested yesterday on 2 2 cnarge or theft and released under bond, ot s2,50o pending his arraignmert Tues day. N' l The annual reunion of the patients ant l ex-patients of the Gaylord Farm sa nato d e rum or the New Haven County Anti
 Iuoerculosts association will be helt : Sept. at the institution.
 f Miss Marjorie Barker of Mich,v., e City, Ind, filed in the federal digtric : court at Philadelphia, a statement n . claim for $50,ooo damages. arains s Bryn Mawr college, as a result of he
 dismissal from that institution in tn k spring of last year.
 e Delegate selected at the repubI;car .,t Il convention. Waterbury. last night to tb Y state and congressional conventions wer $ 1 ptedged to support the candidates q n Lieutenant Governor Charles. A. Temn1e .al ton for governor and Senator .Georre r h Mclean and Congressman James r e Glynn for relominatlon ito their resper s tive offices. s EARTHQUAKE REGISTERED BY { GEORGETOWN sEIsMoGRAP,
 Washington. Sept. 1-An earthouat
 of pronounced intensity was recorde E by the seismograph instruments
 Georgetown university this afternoon n The tremprs began at 2.S5 D. m., an l. lasted until after 1 o'clock. the cente Le of the disturbance betting set at 500 y miles from Washington.
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