Norwich bulletin., 1922-06-06

Lerue Beindeburgb died in SomervilIe N. J., from pneumonia. MT. Beinden- burgh was one, of the most widely known bank examiners in the state.
 Vernon ". Vanfieet vf IAdiana was ap- pointed a member of the the federal trade | commission yesterday by President Hard. | ing and the nomination sent to the sen | ate for confirmation. Two of five children who Sunday fell in- l to an abandoned mushroom cellar" elev- en feet deep at Orange. N. J., were re- ported in precarious condition in a local l hospital.
 A recent proposal of the Broadway | Association to substitute motor buses for surface cars will be discussed at the quarterly meeting at the Hotel Astor, New York, today on Wednesday.
 Five men are dead, three badly in- suit of an explosion at the Trojan Pow der company plant at San Lorenzo, Il miles from Oakland, Calf.
 The 64th Regiment, Infantry, was or dered to proceed from Plattsburg bar racks, New York, to Camp Devens, by marching. The distance is about 300 miles.
 Chlorine gas from tank being kept at the Boylston Chemical Laboratory at Harvard University for experimental purposes, escaped. Three students were slightly affected.
 The supreme court yesterday adJourn- ed for the term. I. will not meet again until October 2, when 1t will convene to pay it's respects to the president and meet the next day for motions and the real beginning of the new term.
 David P. Kenney, aged 55. nf North Plainfield, N. J., inventor of the vacuum cleaner, was found dead with cord tied around his n-ek ae--fhe foot of Mount Beacon. 16 miles south of Poughkeepsie. N. I.
 Miss Helen L. Potter. s5. one of the pioneer lecturers on suffrase and CO., worker of the late Susan B. Anthony. died in Flushing, N. Y. on one occasion she spoke on q public platform in oppo- sition to Henry Ward Beecner.
 4 cooking main the woods on the South Spencer, (Mass.) road, was interrupted l by the police Sunday, whsI z5 men were arrested and 23 cocks captured.
 
 ginger ale, sandwiches and crates. l The colors and gay uniforms of vis- ] iting organizations contributed to the brilliancy yesterday of the celebration of the 2S4th anniversary of the found- inf of the Ancient and Honorable Ar tiilery Company in Boston.
 Annual style report issued by Ma tional. Cloak. Suit and Skirt Manufac- turers at Cleveland states the length of skirts will be determined by the type of suit. The tendency is toward a longer skirt, in the dressy models only. President Harding. in q letter given out by President John NJ. Thomas of the Penn State college, expressed surprise at the necessity of turning away 1000 student a year from that institution be- cause of the lack of adequate facilities. President Harding in letter yesterday i to Chairman Warren or the senate ap- propriations committee urged retention in the army appropriation bill of pro- visions for officers enlisted personnel and national guard voted by the senate and opposed the smaller provisions of the 1 house bill.
 I Officiating in his now capacity ns supreme ruler of the Russian Christian; Orthodox church in North America, His Eminence, Archbishop Metropolitan Platon, Sunday celebrated the Epiphany mass in the Russian St. Nicholas caihe- dral, in New York.
 Louis Beaumler was sentenced to IC years in prison at Providence, R. l., foI killing his two little sons in a roomins house hers last September. While in. toxicated he turned on the gas and the children were asphyxiated.
 Seven fremen and policemen wer,
 injured, families were driven to tho
 street in their night clothing, and dam az estimated at more than $40,00o Wa! lCosmopolitan stables in the West End Boston.
 Sixty-two aliens, all holders of nrS
 citizenship papers, who sought final pa pers, were refused them by Judge Nor ton at the federal court because the, had all claimed exemption from military service during the war on the grount that they were aliens.
 An injunction asked by Wyoming {, prohibit Colorado from taking watel from the Laramie river, was granted to td day by the supreme court to the exten of limiting the amount of water to b' used.
 Tariff legislation will be passed at tn, present session of congress # for nc other reason than to stop ''raace profitc.r ing" Senator Calder, republican. New
 York, declared in a statement which ht ! said was in reply to current report thai 1.-the pending tariff bill was to be side . tracked In the senate.
 German business men have q repre- , sentative iH Mexico arranging for tn ! operation of a steamship line betweel
 Germany and Mexican ports. The com
 pany has been organized at a capiIali
 zation of oo,oo0,ooO gold marks an, will be engaged mainly in transporting . oil
 runaway horse tried to cross tn Indian river bridge of the New York. New Haven and Hartford railroad in Milford but its legs went down between the tie, and the animal was held fast. 4 trair went by on the other tracks frightenin, the horse so much that in some mannel l 1 1t freed itself. It was able to get O.
 the bridge and later was captured.