Norwich bulletin., 1922-10-19
BRIEF TELEGRANS

BRIEF TELEGRANS ton. was nominated for representative by the democratic party of Darien.
 Grown Prince Christian of Denmark narrowly escaped death or serious in jury while motoring from the country into Copenhagen.
 Gland theft operations were com demned by delegates attending sessions of the American Public edith Associa tion and the American Medical Editors Association in Cleveland, O.
 What was termed eightecn months of business in government under the Harding administration was reviewed in Grand Rapids, Mich, in an address by Secretary of Commerce Hoover.
 Upw ards of 1000 ukuieIes went up in smoke in Honolulu when fire of un known origin destroyed what was said to be the largest ukuiele factory in the world. The loss is estimated at SIC, ,00O.
 Representative of steamship com panies that use the port of Boston de- cided to refuse the request of the bong shoren1en's union for a wage. increase of 20 per cent
 The naval tug Chewink took to New port from Vineyard Haven, the crew of the Eagle boat 31, which was wreck cd on Sow and Pigs ledge off Cutty. | hunk
 
 
 stances of Herbert Brown of Milton, Vt, a soldier stationed at Fort Ethan Allen is being investigated by the civil ] authorities at Burlington, Vt. Albert Jing, Fresno-born Chinese and half owner of a restaurant in Fresno. Gal, has been appointed treasurer of 1 the Chinese state. of Kwangtung, with ! headquarters in Canton. ] The explosion of a 5o-gaIlon still in a supposedly unoccupied room in the Leopold building on Beverly street i $20,000 to the six-story building Townspeoplo and teachers at iBratJc-
 boro, Vt, will have the opportunity tc
 take survey course in English litera- ture at home under instruction of mem
 bers of the Dartmouth College faculty.
 All nominations by the republicans and
 the democrats for the state senate were completed last night Of the present sen.
 ate membership only 10 were ,renominat, ed.
 Mrs. Hazel McNally, young wife O
 Frank MoNaEy, 55-year-old factor.
 worker of South Bend, Ind. in jail, em
 phatically denied that she was the mo
 ther of twins whom her huS5an
 charged she disposed of. More than 300 alleged members of tn , l. W. W. had been arrested in Portland Ore, up to S.30 o'clock last night as | result of the issuance of orders to tn r police to round up all men havin ] membership cards in their possession. i Turkeys for Iees Thanksriyinx di, : ners and eggs for breslzfast should t : cheaper this year, according to men , bers of the National Poultry, Butte
 and Eggs Association in session in Ch oago.
 ! The Eornen's Christian Temperanc
 Union of Massachusetts opened its 49t !, annual session in Hyannis, Mass. : pageant will be one of the features l the gathering, which will last for thrS !, days.
 Q Buttrick, who commanded a detacl ment of Minute Men at Concord .Bridg on April 19, 1775, was presented to q Boston Commonwealth in behalf of Mir Alexander Martin of Barre.
 l
 Settlement of the strike of Gran ' Trunk Railway shopgnen was ai
 nounced Tuesday by Joseph F. Paquet t general chairman of the various shc o crafts on the line besween Portland al - Island Pond, Vt.
 e The American schooner Teluma ,; which grounded recently at St. Ma l' tins. near St. John, N. B., with a mi h lion and a half of laths bound for Ne > York, was refloated. U Thick fogs on the lower part of Il e Penobscot river caused the steam
 Camden. headed for Bangor, to II $ aground at Hardys Point, just belc s Winterport.
 Heavy firing In various parts of u town of Sligo. Ireland, caused the b
 
 T the shooting proved to be for the pu e pose o covering the escape of thirte,
 i irregular army prisoners from ul e jail.
 ,. A superior court jury at Boston hea !. ing a liquor case was told that only I IL examining a quart of whiskey and a Il other of gin at their leisure could tn, -s determine whether the liquor, offered u evidence in a prohibition case, was ac e ually intoxicating
 ,; ,; After examining eastern weather T u ports yesterday, Lieutenants Oakl s Kelly and John MacReady, army ayi
 tors, announced that they probau
 would start a nonstop flight from S;
 Diego, Calf, to New York today in {. B monoplane T-2.
 to Andrew Fleming West, dean of t Ie Princeton graduate school and pre-. a dent of the American Classical leagr s, announced there was now ayailable " sum of $11O,Oeo for the investigation v classical eduoation in seconda7 ,d schools.
 is Id John E. Mack. guardian ad litep, l, to Baby Guy Stillman, stated at Poue i'd keepsie, N. Y., he did not believe q 2 e. cision made Tuesday by Supreme Cor la Justice Arthur S. Tompkins at Wa
 automatically throws the James h. Stillnan divorce suit into the appells ce division.
 a Cancellation of the debts of =.uro as to this country is sought by intern ic tional bankers Ito fortify their own n
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