Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-03-03


Mass, will be the Commencement Day
speaker at Smith College next June.
The Norwegian steamer Grentoft was
reported sinking, about five hundred
miles southeast of Cape Race, in radio
messages received at Boston
defendant charged with violation Of
the Volstead act was held by a municipal
caurt judge at Cambridge, Mass, for
the United States district court.
The Egg Rock Light Station at the
approach to Nahant Bay, one of the old
est beacons on the North Shore, Is to be
discontinued about April II.
Albert BoIlsehwilIer, former United |
States marshal and former mayor of |
Perth Annboy. N. j., is under arrest for |
violation Of the Volstead act
Msrried women would be given con- |
tr0 over wages earened by them with |
IN the home by a bill adopted by the |
lower house Of the New Jersey legis- |
lature.
The Q. s. 8. Dolphin, a member of
the famous White Squadron and once
the official boat of the secretary CT the
navy has been sold to the Ammunition
Products company of New York
William A. Hogan, of Mount Vernon. n.
| T., financial secretary of Local No 8, of
the International Brotherhood of Electric
| al Workers. was indicted for grand lar
ceny of union funds
Mrs. Mary G. Collins of Hamburg. n Y
who will be 104 years old On May Il. has
| surprised her friends and surgeons by
completely recovering from Il fractured
skull sustained in fall last November.
Five men held mp and robbed William
Ormsby payroll clerk of the Palm Olive
company Of $4,000 in Miwarlzes, Just
as he was getting out Of a taxicab at the
conpanys plant
The Grafton & Knight company, Of Nyor-
cester, manufacturers of leather goods,
who have been operating on a part time
basis, are now on 5o-hour weekly sched-
ule The firm employs 900 workers
The American people far exceed all
others in>the use of modern aloplicances, It
is demonstrated in the report of The
American Telephone and Telegraph com
pany.
DR.. wellington Koo, Chinese delegate
to the armament conference, and Mrs
Koo were on the passenger list Of the
Homeric, sailing from New York for
Cherbourg and Southampton.
The Russian soviet government ha,
abandoned its monopoly Of the salt in
industry. Salt has heretofore been consil.
: cred one Of the most important key com
modities of the country.
Seven department orders in Japan t.
stop construction on eight capital ships ii
four dockyards, as a result of the Wash
ington agreements, three 25,060 worker!
out of employment.
Fire thought to have originated from th
n n explosion of an oil stove practically dc
stroyed three business establishments il
:, the Hollyy/Sd district Of Los Angeles en-
: failing a loss estimated at S225,00.
i Mayor Moore, of Philadelphia called O
d President HardiAg and made an engage
II ment to see the president again in the mex
y few days to talk over the Sesqui- Center
s. nial exposition to be held in Philadelphi
II in 1925.
American school children saved an
y deposited in banks over S4,oo0.ooo in th
Il last school year, it was announce
lie in the tabulation of the savings bank tr
Is vision Of the American Bankers al
ID sociation-
The wage schedule of employees
the Hendee Manufacturing company,
IS Springfield. Mass, will be cut Is per cent
the reduction to be effective next Nor
I'd day. 1t was learned last nigIt About s.
n men are affected.
Ia
Is Three American temperance workers wi
d, invade foreign countries this year in II
e. interest Of prohibition, according to a
IT. nouncement by DR.. Ernest H. Cheering
no ton, general secretary Of the Wor
e League against Alcoholism.
he John Patrick, so, who shot his wifi
of Julia, through the right arm and the
ol. slashed his own throat with a razor
lis an attempt at murder and suicide,
ar in critical condition at the Bridgepo
hospital.
er When Mrs. Eva Newhau, propriete
or Of the Conique theatre, at Lynn, Mas.
opened the establishment at noon ye
terday she found that thieves had brol
en-, into the saBe and departed wi
IN $500.
Howard P1unfmer Of Boston was q
rangned in court at Cambridge Mas
. charged with breaking and entering aft
- arrest In Dungter hail, a Harvard dorm
~ tory, by a special officev of the cole,
- police force.
In In Colonel George J. Holden, profess
- Of military science at the University
Vermont, was announced as the col
49, manding officer and June Is to July
-n as the dates of the reserve office,
en training camp to be conducted at Car
Devens next summer.
Sought by the police for ALLEGED II
plication in the attempted robbery at t
home of Albert N. Dow, Of Bridgepo
on November g. Pasquale Capolda, ali
RR Harris" was arrested at his home
Waterbury.
in
lse Conveying Q casket from ArkMnsns CT
as KaA, to Maple City, twenty miles east
'ed the former, by airplane and there condu,
ht' ing a funeral service, was performed
an undertaken and pilot on account of t
!: = country roads being impossible from I
II snow drifts
eS CoAstr1ction Of many buildings are
d standstiil in Cleveland, Ohio, and ma
men were idle as a result Of the failure
the Building Trades Council and
Building Trades Employers nssociatl
l.