Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-02-21

Portland, Me, yesterday, with an Of
fetal temperature of So degrees, expert
enced the warmest February day since
1902, when it was two degrees warmer.
Price of refined sugar has been ad-
vanced to SO cents a pound in New
York market by three refiners and by
two refners in the Philadelphia mar
ket.
Officials of the public school sys-
task OF learning how each person at
tending the schools fares after he leaves
| the institution.
Only two women were elected mem
bers of the Central Executive Committee
the real governing body of Soviet Rus
sia at the last All-Russian Soviet con-
gress recently held at Moscow.
Raw sugar production in Germany
| decreased from nearly 100000 metric
tons during the year preceding the war
1921.
German ships have been the most
numerous in the harhor Of Petrograd
since it has been reopened to shipping
| Between that date and Jan. 1, 1872 Ger
| man, 4s British, "a Danish and % Tor
wegian vessels arrived at Petrograd.
Lucy Duigou, Is year old school girl
drank poison at her home in Torrington
because her parents considered her toe
young to have beau. She left a fare
we'll note to fer mother.
The condition of Irwin s. Cobb, humor
ist and author. whose lecture tour wa.
interrupted in Boston by an attack Of in
fiuenza, was reported as considerably i'm
proved.
No anti<vacSinationists attended tfi,
hearing in Bridgeport before Coroner
Phelan into the cause of death of Mary
] Casey, aged 6. who died January "a
following vaccination.
A further continuance of two weeks wa.
made N the city court in Danfoury in tn.
case of Charles H. Brundage, eX-treas
urer of the Connecticut Poultry associ
alton. charged with en1bezzlement by agen
of the funds of the association.
Business throughout the country. pro
crossing through well defined circles,
nearing the point of the upward swim
of the economic pendulum, according T.
the annual report of hte federal reserv
board
The condition Of Frederick F. Brewster
millionaire oil man and a former directo
of the New York New Haven and Hart
ford railroad, was reported to be good
at the New Haven hospital.
new trophy, 70 be presented by Car
dinal OConnell, will be the prize in
relay race that will decide the champion
shdp of the Catholic colleges at the K
of C. games to be held a tthe Bosto
, arena on March 4.
A floating mine two miles south O
Block Island. in the direct path Of steam
, ers plying between Boston and NorfoI
and Philadelphia, was reported to tn
United States photographic office by tn
steamer Transportation.
The coast guard cutter Tampa reporte
that she had left the shipping boar
; steamer West Carnifax in tow Of the tu
Barrenfork about It's miles southeas
from Nantucket lightship, and was re
turning to her base in Boston.
Two counterfeit half dollars were foun
IN the money that was taken in at tn
: door of st. Peters church, Rockdsl,
Mass, on Sunday by the sexton, Angus
? Emond.
The four-masted schooner Bradford !
Jones, which left Vineyard Haven Jar
= 20 for Portland. Me-. and then dropue
5 from sight, arrived safely yesterday :
, st. Thomas, Virgin Islands, 1.5oo mile
, from her destination
: Under the belief that three fires
2 the group of Trinity college buildings ha
been set Supt. Robert Hurley OF the stat
police, and Assistant Salpt. Ramsden.
= charge of fire prevention in the Hartfor
: department. were at the college yestel
day, examining the buildings.