Norwich bulletin., 1922-04-20


 The Ward line steamer orizabn. New York to Havana. grounded on the rocks at the entrance to Havana harbor. The vcs- sel was declared to be in no danger.
 Philip Riley. editor of the Free Press. a weekly publication at Oakland Caiif.. was seized by three men, taken into the hills and tarred and feathered.
 Fire destroyed one of the principal buildings in the Hayward block in Ma tick, Mass, with an estimated damage of s75,OOo.
 4 subsiantial increase in the number of automobile tires sold during the last year was reported to stockholders O; ,he Unit cd States Rubber company.
 Daniel F. Lafean. former state com missioner If banking in Pennsyiyanis- died suddenly in Philadelphia of heart disease. He was stricken on the street and died fifteen minutes later pr. Frank Newn1 Pntterson. heart specialist 62 years old and head of the medical staff of tho Metropolitan Life In- surance conr2any. died in New York of heart disease.
 fingered because his attentions were repulsed. Frank Signorelle of Ansonia who pulled knif on Madeline Mezzatas- ta- Is, and cut the girl on the right cheek and hand.
 The homo of Thomas GrinaIdl nt Chris holm, Ne. a paper mill worker who re- turned to his job while strike was on 1 recently. was wrecked by the explosion or a bc1rtb.
 "Gift of the American people" read Ia- bels on the pajana-clad bodies of two mo- torious insurgents which hung from a tree in the center of Scutaria Albania for I several days.
 l John Foord of New York. veteran 1 newspaper editor. died at Emergency hos l pital. in Washington, of injuries received 1 when he was struck by an automobile Sunday. He was 7S years old Three armed negroes. one of them mask. 1 ed, entered the Steelton branch of the l Citizens Trust < Sa wings hank in Colusn- Ibus, O.. and held I'D Cashier W. H. Todd escaping with between s5,O0O and S6,0O9. 1 Two negroes with revoIyers singled cut 8 bank messenger on a croTded stree' car at Kansas City, Mo. forced him to gel off and enter an automobile ani robbed him of s11.poO, including si,o0O cash.
 Informal negotiations for a merger oi three of he Big Five packing companies into $500. 100000 corporation have beer cond. Z 1 by J. Ogden Armour, head oi Armour and company.
 | pr. WoIfgaDg Kapp. leader of the 1s2J | uprising in Berlin. has arrived at Leip- sic, where he is being detained pending action by the Leipsic supreme cocrt on his demand for trial
 1 PatroImau Ellis G. Wordea. a member ot the police force of Brattleboro, Vt. fol 20 years shot himself in the head while in the station house and died at a hos pital. He had been suffering from nerv. ous breakdown.
 If the schooner Henry Ford is late 1T reaching the flsching banks because Of thu time required for repairs after her recen standing she will not be considered incl igIble as challenger for the information al fsherman's race trophy. Peter Wagner, 27. of Bridgeport, dieC in St Vincent's hosDital from wounds received last Thursday night. He wa shot twice when he went outside of { dance hall to aid a friend in a fist figh with two other men.
 Mrs. Alice F.. Shields was indicted fol murder in the first degree by the Volusi: county, (Florida) grand jury in con nection with the killing of her husband | William A. Shields, formerly of Moline last February.
 Mrs. Laurene Helms. who was burned to death with her two small children in New York apartment, was the daughte of Charles A. Sherwood. general manage If inc Boston Telegram. She was . years old.
 Mrs. Arnold Holt. In n sudd.n at of de mentia at her home in Russell Springs. village near Columbia, FSy.. killed two 0 her children. attempted to kill a third with the blade toward ne-. backed of twerty feet and ran Into 1t heal on. Phy sicians says she will die.
 Thirteen Ithographtng firms in Brook lyn yesterday obtained temporary injunc tion restraining lithographe-s' unioI members who have been on strike sine January. from calling employees who al, not strike "scahs' and "rats" and other wise interfering with them on their wa. to work.
 Practically all of the estate Ieft D, Sanford H. Knapp, former banker Q Peekslkill, N. Y. is left to his son. vii liam Knapp, of Syracuse. N. V, and hi daughter Mrs. Alletta Knapp Thomson O | New Britain. The value of the estate wa estimated at $2oo,00O.
 Four men were summoned to appea
 before United States Commissioner Hugl
 J. Levery at Bridgeport following a SC 1 ries of raids in South Norwalk by fed
 eral prohibition agents, which nettei
 them four stills, 45O gallons Of mash
 fl gallons of moonshine and 100 bottle. 1 of beer.
 Lake Chanplain. higher than 1t ha,
 been In years. has washed away SC l much Of the long fill carrying the Rutlant i ! R Railroad fraClrc