Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-23

 of mob violence in the perior from Sep telnber 1, 920 to June 1, 1922, the Amer ican Civil Liberties Union reported.
 British ship owners are complaining because of competition by American ! ships in the trade between Great Britain and the United States.
 Anthracite coal is being shipped to l ing to an official of the Philadelphia ] and Reading.
 Fred Dean, a farmer of Ripley, V. r., vas/under arrest charged with killing 1 Billy North, a political leader of Erie, l Pa.
 The fifth shipment of American Red Cross supplies for war refugees from Asia Minor will leave for Greece on December 1.
 Demands for rooms in New Haven ha- tels for the weekend have exceeded the number in previous years, managers re-, port.
 Dr. J. Frank Trull, founder of the Trull hospital in Biddeford, Me. and one of the most widely known physicians in the state, died, following a stroke of paralysis.
 Marriage of William n. Garland, Jr., of Los Angeles a seaior at Harvard College, and Dorothy Fenron of Newark, \. J.s a musical comedy chorus girl awaits parental permission.
 The demand for letter boxes has be. come so great as a result of the recent l post office department mo box no mail' edict that manufacturers are un- 1 able to fill orders.
 The existence of an ancient Indian | burial ground, within ten miles of l Copiapo, Chile, was disclosed by fis- sure opened up by the recent earth 1 quake.
 Ralph Horton of Poultney, Vt, was one of five Colgate students to plead guilty to an indictment charging lnrrd degree arson. They were placed on pro-
 bation for five years
 Legal proceedings which may make
 it unlawful for any person in Kansas to
 be member of the Ku Klux Klan were
 forecast in an announcement by Govern
 or Henry J. Allen.
 Fifty thousand dollars for sinSls
 strawberry plant was paid by Frank E
 Beatty, of Three Rivers. Mich, president
 of the R. M. Kellogg copn1any, frui growers. The federal grand jury which ha. : been investigating alleged conniyance be . tween high prohibition officials ~ut bootleggers in New York; was suddenl, . dismissed by Judge Rufus E. Foster
 Grady Shipworfh, aged 19, was sho
 and killed and his young woman com . panion attacked Monday night near I,ov CTS Leap on the Bosque river near Waco Tex The couple were riding in an au g tomobile.
 q The suit brought by Mrs. James c Howard of Castile, N. T., against Marg
 aret E. Pierce, young Castile heiress, fo the alienation of the affections of Mir. Towards 44-year old husband has bee settled for $25,000.
 Mrs. Christine wetherelI Stevenson Q Q author of the American Passion Pla produced at Los Angeles last summer died at Media, near Philadelphia Sn II was one of the founders of the Philade
 pnld ArL Alliance.
 The National Grange, in session i
 Wichita, Kansas, planned to turn frol K a discussion of rural education and th
 principle of experimental price fixing .l 8 visit to the oil fields near Eldorad, 6 Kansas. , n Two men were injured wheR the dec d crew of the. steam schooner Jacint
 bound from San Francisco to Gray t. Harbor, Washington, mutinied soon aft e. the vessel cleared the Golden Gate dj The American Institute of CrininoIOz J. meeting in San Francisco. adopted le resolution advocating a law providing f, I the, imprisonment of automobile bandi fe flor 25 to 40 years wit. hthe, provisic d. that the minimum be not reduced. ne Arthur L. Barry, alias Arthur Gun n, nings, completing a three months SCI sd tence for assault in connection with h. shooting at a dance hal1 in Bridgepo i'd last April has escaped from the Fai l. field county jail. . Captured by police after 4ee EalIel
 of medicated alcohol had been stol m from a freight car in Medford, fl
 men were held in 5000 bail each : n district court by Judge Bruce in Malde or Mass, on charge of larceny. of The statement that three-quarters
 the members of the Boston police q .S partmsnt were investors in the get-ric he quick scheme of Charles Ponzi V at made in testimony at the trial of t it promoter in Boston Id About. 1855 men were threwn out
 work in Stamford yesterday when t aI Stamford plant of the Carlisle tire GOT fr oretion announced a shuit down T he company said that a general slump
 business due to the winter season v
 responsible.
 The building Oe the AIIeatoRn; Cros VT cry company; in Allentown, Pa, ocS ! pied by a number of tenants and lodg a was destfoyed by fire. Theodore .Sch in fer, a watchman, was trapped in m- building and burned to death The l, ng is estimated at $S50, 0,0oo. Tas Testimony that David Bailen, agent the the Congregation Beth Isreal, had asl aid an appropriation. of $5.ooo by the chul red | to get some one to f'put through the S