Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-03-08

modern hotel is to be New York latest
novelty in buildings.
The Amherst College Musical Clubs
will make a southern trip during the
Easter vacation.
A resolution indorsinE the five-fold
soldiers adjusted compensation bill was
adopted by the Boston city council.
John Bailey, a. of Essex, was found
dead in a hotel room in New Haven. The
medical examiner said an overdose of med
icine was the cause
william Moran, president Of the Rough
Hat Company, and for so years in the hat
ting industry in South Norwalk, died at
his home in South Norwalk, aged 81 years.
Organized labor through the Kansas
State Federation and its allied bodies
will go into the political campaign this
year.
Exactly one month to the day, date,
hour and minute of her husband S death,
Mrs. Esther NJ Smith, widow of Walter n.
| Smith, died at Nashua, n. H.
Senator yittorio RoIandl Ricci will con-
tinue as Italian ambassador to America,
notwithstanding the recent change in the
Rome government
| Secretary and Mrs. Charles E. Hughes
returned on the steamer Fort Hamilton
vacation in Bermuda and left Immediately
| for Washington.
German marks valued at 32o,22O, and
gold bars of S2,4s4,S97 in value were part
of the cargo of the steamship Stockholm
arriving in New York from Swedish ports
Gardner will become the seth city in
Massachusetts as the result of Monday g
town election. City government forces
won by margin of SIS votes.
The Red Cross liner RosaIind, which
has arrived at Halifax, n. S., from st.
Johns, n. F.. reports that she had only
sixty miles of open water out of 54f
covered on the trip.
Max Witkofski drew a pat royal flush
in midnight game at the home of Michael
Eisenberg in Newark, n J. Before he
could open the pot, he pitched forward on
the table dead.
A party of American treasure seeker.
has reached San Jose, Costa Rica, and
applied to the government for permits
sion to search for gold that is supposed
to hav ebeen buried on Cocos Island.
Augustus Hall of Wakefield, promi
nent in Masonic circles, fell or jumpet
from a third floor window in the Win
! throp building, in Boston. He sustain
ed critical injuries
Senator Edge. republican. New Jersey
submitted TO the senate a petition, which
he said carried the names of ten Thousand
citizens of his state, asking for modifca
tion of the Volstead act to pernit the sail
of light wines and beer.
Mrs. Gunder NIIdboe and four childre1
were drowned. while her husband ans
George Wesland, a neighbor, escaped
when the sleigh drawn by two horses over
, turned in fording Beaver Creek near Cal
edonia, MINI.
, Employment of municipal fire hose t.
: extinguish the utterances of a radica
, speaker is a proper use of st1ch apqaratu
under certain circumstances, the court o
errors ruled in Trenton, y. j., by a IA
vote.
Physicians predicted the recovery o
r IA months old Barbara Jean Stratfora o
Los Angeles, whose neck was broker
r when she fell fifteen inches from sof;
! to the floor. The baby's neck is in plas
: ter cast.
Counsel for Rev. AdeIard Dclorm,
accused slayer of his haf-brothel
i Raoul Delorme, obtained continuanc
until March Il when the abbe appear
ed in enquete court in Montreal for
3 hearing.
a Decision to hold the annual me.tiu
of the National Grange at Wichita
i Kansas, was reached at a session Z
: Washington of the executive conimitte
of the organization. The meeting wi
:, begin November 10.
: A university extension course b
which firemen will be able to improv
20 their education and prepare thenscye
q for promotion between alarms was ar
nouncd by Chief Walsh of the Bosto
fire department.
- Olive True, 1s-year-oId daughter
L Mr.. and Mrs. George True, 81 Pelhal
street, Boston, missing from home sim
i, Sunday morning when she left to go I
=, Sunday school, was found In East Pro-
"a idence.
- - Edward Spencer. paymaster for Il
. American Screw Company, Providenc
r. l., was slugged and robbed by aut,
-. mobile bandits of the payroll OF tn;
= coscern. It contained between $500
er and $4,000.
- The half million dollar cargo
/ whiskey and gin carried by the Britis
:. schooner Grace & Ruby when she ";
~ stopped by a shot from the coast guar
cutter Tampa outside Boston recertl
~ probably will be returned, and the We
n sci released.
throughout the country was seen by Il
post office department In reports fro
fifty Of the largest post offices showir
"A receipts of s2o.SSs. .ooo. 900 for Februar
an increase of Sal per cent over the san
month last year.
~ ]. G, Keller, Catholic priest at Slate
n Texas, who was seized by masked ms
go Saturday night and beaten. tarred al
In feathered, authorized the statement tn
o, the incident was the climax Of sentimei
nd due to proc erTnan accusations again
In him during the world war.
ID,
it. Five workmen were reported Ndu
y. and several others injured after expl
sion Of a compressed air tank at the C
barns of the Kansas City Railway Cor
rs pany at Ninth street and Brighton av