Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-05-19

Samuel p. AlIain. 20. native os Man
chester, N. H, was held in $4,000 .bonds
in municipal court on charges of raising |
one dollar bills to notes of higher de- |
nomination.
Army officers from the nine corps !
areas of the United States and branch |
chairmen of the Military Training Camp |
association will meet today for ma |
tional conference on citizens camps
The retirement of Charles T. Terry and |
Nathan Abbott from the law faculty of
Columbia university at the close of the |
scholastic year was announced yester-
day.
The government of the South China
republic has appointed an American at
torney as adviser to President Sun Yat-
Sen and has employed additional Ameri-
can aviators.
John j. Piaiogiou, Greek tobacco and
cigarette manufacturer of New York,
will not contest the dovorce action filed
against him here May by Constance
Talmadge. motion picture actress.
Federal Judge Augustus n. Hand of
New York granted the preliminary in
junction sought by Cheney Brothers. silk
manufacturers, against the Gimbel
Brothers department store, New York.
Petitioners for the removal from the
supreme court bench of Justice Edward
P. Pierce were given ieave to withdraw
by a special Massachusetts, legislative
committee which Investigated the charges.
An increase of One-tenth Of ono per
cent. in the retail cost of food of the
average family in the month ending April
is was reported by the Bureau of La
Dor statistics Of the department of la
bor
Robert o. Morris. of Springfield. Mass..
aged rs. has completed his 18th year in
the office of clerk of courts of Hanrpden
county. Mass, record believed to be all
most if not quits unequalled in Massa-
chusetts court annals.
Women in face of strong opposition,
won the right to place on a diocesan
council of the Maine Episcopal diocese,
at Portland. Me, at the 1OSrd annual
convention of the diocese.
! Frank TartagIiu. alleged leader of
gang of bandits which had it's headquar-
ters at Wilmington, was arraigned in the
East Boston district court. His case was
continued until May 26.
After being hunted for four days by
pszSsS for an attack on Miss Eta Col
| by, aged 80, at South Woodstock, Sun
day, William Hazard, an elderly negro
was captured in the home of his BROTH
| er-in-law, Mark Dunbar of Chelsea, VT.
! Fire partly destroyed the building in
| Rockland, Maine, used as naval training
station during the world war and threw
sixey persons employed by the Modern
Pants company, which occupied the
ground floor. out Of employment
dispatch from TegucIEalpa, Hon
| duras. says $50 Ktives, captured in the
recent fighting on the Nicaraguan from
| tier, have been taken to Tegucigalpa
! for trial on charges of completely in the
attempt to start a revolt.
wireless calls for help were sent by
the auxiliary power schooner. Ozmo
which was reported taking water rap
i idly after hitting the rocks at Cape
Blanco on the southwestern coast of Ore
gon.
Postmaster General Work directed
that the two division plan" providing
for two assistant postmasters, one In
charge of finances and the other ir
charge of mails, be put into effect at
once in the post office at Boston.
Shoe workers number more than 5000
in Cincinnati have received santion Of
the general executive board of the In.
ternational Boot and Shoe Workers
union, to go on strike next Saturday II
protest against a 10 per cent. reduc
tion in wages.
Ordinary government expenditures fOl
the ten months of the present fiscal veal
fell off by nearly $500, 900 900 compared
, with the corresponding period of las
year while public debt disbursements de
, clined over $1,000, 100000.
, Miss Bernice F. Vrooman Of New Yorl
has brought action against the estate o
the late Robert NJ. Judson,' who died il
December, 1920. leaving all of his realt
, holdings in Bridgeport to Yale univer
sity.
The Interstate commerce commission
yesterday authorized New York Gem
trail Railroaw Company to acquire con
troll of the Chicago River and indians
Railroad Company by purchase of stoc
not exceeding $750,00o.
A petition fled in the United State.
t Districa court in Boston, by Frank N
McMuIlin of New Jersey, asked that
. / receiver be appointed for the Gorton
J Pew Fisheries company of Gloucester
Mr.. McMullin said he had claims of So
: 304 against the company.
"Tusko," described as the largest eIe
5 phant in captivity, is reported in a des
:. patch as peacefully consurnin
his fodder with a circus at Bel
ingham, Wash, after an afternoon, nigh
T and morning of rampage that stretche
for 80 miles from Sedro Wooley, Wash,
J. The engineer of the locomotive of tn
d express train in France bringing pas
r ! sengers to Cherbourg for embarkatio
/ on the steamers President Taft and Re.
d olute fell out Of the cab window Tn
y fireman had to stop the train and bac
UP until the engineer Was found